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Tyga And Quavo To Headline Rolling Loud Pre-Roll Event In Eatons Hill

Tyga and Quavo are set to headline the Rolling Loud Pre-Roll Event in Eatons Hill, delivering a one-night outdoor show that introduces Rolling Loud Australia 2026 ahead of its Sydney and Melbourne festival dates.

Eatons Hill As The Opening Act

The Rolling Loud Pre-Roll Event will be held on Saturday, 28 February 2026 at Eatons Hill Hotel Outdoors in Brisbane, positioning Eatons Hill as the first Australian stop for the internationally recognised hip-hop festival brand in 2026.

Scheduled as a single-date event, the Eatons Hill show is intended to give local audiences an early preview of Rolling Loud’s large-scale production style before the main festival program continues interstate in early March.

Tyga and Quavo — *Photo Credit: Eatons Hill/Instagram*

Tyga’s Career And Musical Footprint

Tyga is an American rapper whose career spans more than two decades, with roots in West Coast hip-hop. He rose to international prominence in the early 2010s following the success of his album Careless World: Rise of the Last King, which produced chart-performing singles and established his mainstream profile.

Over the years, Tyga has maintained a strong presence in global hip-hop through a mix of solo releases and collaborations. His catalogue includes commercially successful tracks such as Rack City, Taste and Swish, with later releases marking a sustained return to mainstream recognition. His Eatons Hill performance is expected to draw on this established body of work.

Tyga Rolling Loud Pre-Roll Event — *Photo Credit: Tyga/Instagram*

Quavo’s Evolution From Group Success To Solo Work

Quavo is best known as a founding member of the hip-hop group Migos, which played a significant role in shaping modern trap music throughout the 2010s. As a solo artist, Quavo has appeared on multiple charting singles and released two studio albums, including Quavo Huncho and Rocket Power.

Following the disbandment of Migos, Quavo has continued to perform internationally, with live sets typically focused on collaborative hits and solo material. His inclusion in the Eatons Hill event reflects his ongoing presence in the global hip-hop circuit.

Quavo Rolling Loud Pre-Roll Event — *Photo Credit: Quavo/Instagram*

Line-Up And Event Details

Joining Tyga and Quavo at Eatons Hill are Rich Amiri, Hooligan Hefs and Day1, combining international and Australian artists on the same bill.

The all-ages event will open its doors at 2:00 p.m., with tickets priced from $86.00 and available via Moshtix.

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What Comes Next

After Eatons Hill, Rolling Loud Australia 2026 will continue at Centennial Park in Sydney on Saturday, 7 March, followed by Flemington Racecourse in Melbourne on Sunday, 8 March, marking the festival’s return to Australia since 2019.

Published 14-Jan-2026

Business and Innovation Awards Held in Eatons Hill

Photo Credit: Moreton Bay Business Awards

The 2025 Moreton Bay Business and Innovation Awards gathered businesses and community representatives at Eatons Hill for an evening recognising achievements across multiple industry categories.

Awards Ceremony at Eatons Hill Hotel

The 2025 Moreton Bay Business and Innovation Awards were held at Eatons Hill Hotel on 30 October 2025, bringing together 61 finalists from across the region. The event highlighted achievements in innovation, customer service, manufacturing, sustainability, tourism and emerging business sectors.

The program was coordinated by Tourism and Events Moreton Bay in partnership with City of Moreton Bay.

Award Categories and Winners

A total of 16 categories were presented, with results based on assessments from a judging panel of 25 industry representatives. The Business of the Year honour went to Health Focus Manufacturers, recognised for its performance across multiple areas.

Eatons Hill Business Awards — Photo Credit: Moreton Bay Business Awards

Category Winners

Not-For-Profit Excellence: The Nest Community
Corporate Social Responsibility Excellence: Wilko Painting
Exporting Excellence: Solar Bollard Lighting
Employee of the Year: Olivia Tulloch – Gather & Feast Café
Advanced Manufacturing Excellence: Health Focus Manufacturers
Entrepreneur of the Year: Tory Ogden – Kompliance
Tourism Business Excellence: Brisbane Whale Watching
Hall of Fame – Tourism Business Excellence: Brisbane Whale Watching (2023, 2024 and 2025)
Innovation Excellence: RTM Cloud
Businesswoman of the Year: Candice Kiss – Gather & Feast Café, Annie Lane Café, Ruby Tuesday Café
Food and Agribusiness Excellence: Hip Hops Brewers
Environment and Sustainability Excellence: The Nest Community
Customer Service Excellence: Annie Lane Café
New Business Excellence: Hop To It Collective

Photo Credit: Moreton Bay Business Awards

Eatons Hill as the Host Venue

Eatons Hill served as the host location for the awards evening, marking another major regional event held at Eatons Hill Hotel. Businesses and representatives made online acknowledgements following the event, including posts from individual winners expressing appreciation for the program.

Regional Significance

The awards highlighted contributions across a broad range of sectors, reflecting ongoing activity in business development, community service, tourism, and innovation. The achievements recognised during the event demonstrated the range of work undertaken by businesses across the region.

Future Outlook

Recipients are expected to continue expanding their work following the recognition in 2025. The awards program is anticipated to remain a platform for acknowledging regional business achievements in future years.

Published 31-Oct-2025

Anastacia’s Eatons Hill Concert Ends With Heartfelt Tribute To BeBe Gunn

Photo Credit: Anastacia/Instagram

Anastacia’s concert at Eatons Hill Hotel became a highlight of her Australian tour when the singer acknowledged Brisbane drag performer BeBe Gunn during her final east-coast show.

Background and Tour Context

Anastacia returned to Australia in 2025 to celebrate 25 years since the release of her debut album Not That Kind. The Not That Kind 25 tour featured shows in Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane.

Her Brisbane performance on 29 September 2025 at Eatons Hill Hotel concluded the tour’s east-coast run, featuring the pop star’s well-known hits, including I’m Outta Love.

BeBe Gunn’s Connection to the Music

Brisbane drag artist BeBe Gunn attended the Eatons Hill concert in full drag and later described the night as one of the most meaningful experiences of her career. She has long performed Anastacia’s songs, forming a strong personal connection with the artist’s music.

BeBe Gunn recalled growing up in a single-parent household where Anastacia’s cassette played daily on the way to school. Attending the show alongside her mother and sister allowed her to relive those early memories.

Recognition from the Stage

During the concert, Anastacia took a moment to recognise BeBe Gunn from the stage, thanking her for her creativity and contribution to performance culture. The acknowledgement drew applause from the audience and reflected mutual respect between performer and fan.

BeBe Gunn later shared footage from the event on social media, expressing appreciation for the recognition and support from friends who joined her at the venue.

Community and Artistic Impact

The Eatons Hill Hotel concert showcased the connection between international artists and Brisbane’s creative scene. BeBe Gunn reflected on finding comfort and hope in Anastacia’s music, highlighting how messages of resilience continue to resonate with audiences.

For Brisbane’s northside residents, the event also reaffirmed Eatons Hill Hotel’s role as a prominent live-music venue hosting major acts while supporting local artists.

Outlook

Anastacia’s final Australian performance at Eatons Hill Hotel combined nostalgia, artistry and community spirit. Her on-stage tribute to BeBe Gunn provided a fitting close to her anniversary tour and a lasting moment for Brisbane’s live-music audience.

Published 7-Oct-2025

Eatons Hill Welcomes The Fray for 20th Anniversary Tour

Photo Credit: The Fray/Instagram

The Fray will bring their sold-out ‘How to Save a Life’ 20th anniversary tour to Eatons Hill Hotel on Friday, 5 December 2025, performing in the standing-only Grand Ballroom.

The Fray’s Return to Eatons Hill

American pop rock band The Fray will visit Eatons Hill Hotel on 5 December as part of their 20th anniversary tour celebrating the release of “How to Save a Life”. The Eatons Hill event has sold out, with no further allocations available to the public.

The Fray Eatons Hill — *Photo Credit: The Fray/Instagram*

‘How to Save a Life’ and Global Success

Formed in Denver, Colorado in 2002, The Fray rose to international fame with the 2005 release of “How to Save a Life”. The album, which achieved quadruple Platinum certification in the United States and Platinum status in Australia, featured hit singles such as “Over My Head (Cable Car)” and the title track “How to Save a Life”. The album’s success propelled the band to global recognition, including four Grammy nominations and multiple Billboard Music Awards.

Eatons Hill Show Details

Presented by TEG MJR, The Fray’s Eatons Hill Hotel performance will be a standing-only, 18+ event held in the Grand Ballroom. Fans attending can expect a setlist featuring major tracks from “How to Save a Life”, alongside fan favourites such as “You Found Me”, “Never Say Never”, and a cover of The Cranberries’ “Dreams”. The concert may close with the signature song “How to Save a Life”.

The Fray tour — *Photo Credit: The Fray/Instagram*

Due to strong pre-sale demand, the general public ticket allocation for Eatons Hill has been exhausted, with resale options available through the Ticketek Marketplace.

Expansion of Australian Tour

Following overwhelming ticket demand, The Fray added additional shows in Melbourne and Sydney to the Australian leg of the anniversary tour. Originally scheduled for Perth, Brisbane, Sydney, and Melbourne, the updated schedule now includes two performances each in Sydney and Melbourne. The Eatons Hill Hotel show remains the sole Queensland stop.

The Fray comeback tour — *Photo Credit: The Fray/Instagram*

Community Interest in Eatons Hill

Interest in the Eatons Hill event reflects the band’s enduring fanbase in Brisbane’s northern suburbs, including Albany Creek and surrounding areas. With general allocation exhausted, local excitement has increased around the upcoming performance.

Future Prospects

The Fray’s 2025 Australian tour forms part of their broader international return following the release of their 2024 EP, The Fray Is Back. With Joe King now leading vocals, the band continues to tour and perform new material alongside career-defining hits.

Published 28-Apr-2025

Daniel Seavey’s ‘Second Wind’ Tour Set to Conclude in Eatons Hill

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US singer-songwriter Daniel Seavey is set to perform at Eatons Hill as part of his upcoming Australian headline tour supporting his debut solo album, “Second Wind.”

Daniel Seavey solo debut album Second Wind — *Photo Credit: Daniel Seavey/Instagram*

From Surprise Gigs to Centre Stage

Daniel Seavey, the multi-platinum US singer, songwriter, and producer, is returning to Australia for a headline tour in June 2025. Following a successful visit in late 2024—where he supported Dean Lewis across Australia and New Zealand—Mr Seavey will bring his Second Wind Tour to major cities, culminating with a performance at Eatons Hill Hotel in Brisbane on Sunday, 15 June.

His previous trip to Australia saw sold-out shows, surprise park performances, and pop-up events in record stores. Notably, Mr Seavey also made appearances at events like the Australian premiere of Wicked and even performed for Pesto the Penguin.

Second Wind: A Sonic Reboot

The tour supports Seavey’s debut solo album “Second Wind,” which features singles including “Gateway Drug”, “The Older You Get”, “Other People”, and “If I Ever Get to Heaven”. The album is the product of a collaborative effort with producer Michael Pollack, known for work with Miley Cyrus and Justin Bieber, and reflects a diverse range of musical influences from early 2000s pop-rock.

Speaking about his work, Mr Seavey explained that the album represents a shift from the structured sound of his former band Why Don’t We, allowing space for personal experimentation and genre exploration. Many of the album’s tracks, including the more introspective ones, stemmed from Mr Seavey’s reflections on resilience, optimism, and personal growth.

Mr Seavey is also producing much of his music himself, often drawing inspiration from everyday sounds and events. This hands-on approach shapes his creative freedom and gives his work a uniquely personal feel.

Daniel Seavey Australia tour — *Photo Credit: Daniel Seavey/Instagram*

Loops, Layers and Live Energy

Presented by TEG Live, the tour features special guests Jack Gray and Kylekelly. Mr Seavey’s setlist and live performance are expected to blend spontaneity with musical precision. With a custom-built loop setup, Mr Seavey plans to incorporate live instrumentation and interact closely with audiences—often stepping away from the stage to perform among fans.

Brisbane’s Eatons Hill Hotel marks the final stop on a national tour that begins in Perth and moves through Adelaide, Melbourne (sold-out), and Sydney.

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Why Australia Feels Like Home

Mr Seavey has openly shared his fondness for Australia, naming the country’s vibrant crowd energy, fresh fruit, and friendly airport staff as personal highlights. He noted that the enthusiastic participation from Australian audiences and their openness align with his outgoing nature, making live performances particularly memorable.

One Last Show in Eatons Hill

Mr Seavey’s upcoming Eatons Hill appearance not only wraps up his first Australian headline tour but also highlights his evolution as a solo artist. With a blend of upbeat and introspective tracks, the performance is set to reflect the multi-faceted nature of his debut album. Tickets for the Eatons Hill show are available now, with some venues already sold out across the tour.

Published 22-Mar-2025

Nelly Kicks Off 2025 Australian Tour at Eatons Hill Hotel in Brisbane

The global hip-hop icon Nelly will bring his “Where The Party At?” world tour to Brisbane’s Eatons Hill Hotel, marking the start of his highly anticipated Australian leg.

Celebrating 25 Years of ‘Country Grammar‘

The tour coincides with the 25th anniversary of Nelly’s groundbreaking debut album, “Country Grammar,” which catapulted the St. Louis rapper to international fame. Known for hits like “Hot in Herre,” “Dilemma,” and “Ride with Me,” Nelly’s setlist will take fans on a nostalgic journey through his chart-topping career.

Joining him on stage will be the reunited St. Lunatics, the rap collective he formed with childhood friends in the 1990s. Supporting acts include early 2000s star Chingy and Grammy-winning producer Jermaine Dupri, who collaborated with Nelly on hits like “Grillz.”

Nelly’s Australian Tour Schedule

Date	Venue	City/State

Saturday, 22 March 2025

Eatons Hill Hotel

Brisbane, QLD

Tuesday, 25 March 2025

Hordern Pavilion

Sydney, NSW

Thursday, 27 March 2025

John Cain Arena

Melbourne, VIC

Saturday, 29 March 2025

HBF Stadium

Perth, WA

Nelly’s Past Brisbane Visits

This isn’t Nelly’s first trip to Brisbane. The rapper previously performed at the Riverstage during his 2015 tour, alongside Lupe Fiasco and B.o.B. During that visit, he was spotted taking a break at the Brisbane International tennis final, showcasing his laid-back, community-focused approach to touring. Fans from his earlier shows recall his high-energy performances and intimate crowd interactions, solidifying his popularity with Australian audiences.

Most recently, in January 2023, Nelly headlined Juicy Fest in Brisbane with a lineup that included Ja Rule and Bow Wow, drawing strong nostalgic support from fans of early 2000s hip-hop.

Tickets and Pre-Sales

Tickets for the tour are available this week. A range of pre-sales, including Live Nation and Spotify, began on 12 December and close at 9 am on 13 December. General tickets go on sale at 10 am on 13 December through Live Nation Australia. Fans are urged to act quickly, as the Brisbane event at Eatons Hill Hotel is expected to sell out.

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Nelly’s Artist Profile

Born Cornell Haynes Jr., Nelly emerged on the global music scene in 2000 with his multi-platinum album Country Grammar. Known for blending hip-hop with pop sensibilities, his career has earned three Grammy Awards and numerous chart-topping singles. Beyond music, Nelly has expanded into acting and business ventures while remaining a prominent figure in hip-hop culture.

Recently celebrating his 50th birthday, Nelly has also hinted at a Las Vegas residency with wife Ashanti, whom he married in late 2023. The couple welcomed their first child earlier this year, further highlighting a milestone period in Nelly’s life both personally and professionally.

Community Excitement Builds

As Brisbane prepares to host the launch of Nelly’s 2025 Australian tour, local fans are thrilled for the chance to revisit the soundtrack of their youth. Eatons Hill Hotel, a well-loved venue in the community, will set the stage for an unforgettable night of music and celebration.

With his signature style and history of captivating performances, Nelly’s Brisbane concert promises to be one of the standout events of 2025.

Published 13-Dec-2024

Back to the ‘90s: Vengaboys to Bring Iconic Hits to Eatons Hill

Get ready, Brisbane—it’s time to dust off your Discman, throw on those cargo pants, and relive the neon-glow of the 90s! The Vengaboys, the iconic Dutch Eurodance sensation, are bringing their party vibes back Down Under for their 2025 90’s Mania tour, and Brisbane’s Eatons Hill Hotel will be one of the stops.

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The tour promises a nostalgia-fueled journey through one of music’s most memorable decades, with Vengaboys headlining alongside DJ SASH!, Alex Party, and Livin’ Joy. Together, these acts will reignite dance floors with hits that defined an era.

From ‘Boom, Boom, Boom, Boom’ to ‘We’re Going to Ibiza’ and, of course, the immortal ‘We Like to Party! (The Vengabus)’, Vengaboys will bring their infectious energy, colorful costumes, and signature playful antics. With Cowboy Donny, Captain Kim, PartyGirl D’Nice, and SailorBoy Robin leading the charge, their Brisbane stop is bound to be a riotous celebration.

The Road to Brisbane

The nine-date tour kicks off in Perth at Metro City, before making its way across the country. Along the journey, they will stop at Sydney’s Enmore Theatre, Wollongong’s Waves, and Canberra’s Southern Cross Club, before heading south to Hobart, Melbourne, and finally landing at the Grand Ballroom of Eatons Hill on 25 January 2025.

Why the 90s Still Rule
For fans, the 90’s Mania tour isn’t just a trip down memory lane—it’s a chance to revel in an era that celebrated carefree fun, bold fashion, and feel-good beats. The lineup guarantees a night of unrelenting dance energy, with Alex Party’s ‘Don’t Give Me Your Life’, Livin’ Joy’s ‘Dreamer’, and DJ SASH!’s ‘Ecuador’ adding to the vibe.

Prepare for the Party
Whether you were there for the original Eurodance explosion or you’re discovering its magic for the first time, the 90’s Mania tour offers something for everyone. Break out your smoothest dance moves, practice your singalongs, and get ready to party like it’s 1999—literally.

Brisbane fans, mark your calendars for January 25, and prepare for the ultimate nostalgic rave. The Vengabus is coming, and it’s not one to miss!

Read: UK Band Busted to Play at Eatons Hill Hotel for First-Ever Australian Tour

Tickets
Tickets for 90’s Mania are available now. Secure yours early—this party is destined to sell out fast. Grab your crew, channel your inner ’90s spirit, and get ready to party with the Vengaboys and friends.

Published 7-December-2024

Queensland Elvis Festival to Debut at Eatons Hill in 2024

The Queensland International Elvis Festival is set to make its highly anticipated debut at Eatons Hill Hotel, bringing a weekend packed with Elvis Presley-themed entertainment to the Australian community.

This three-day festival will feature internationally acclaimed performers who will pay tribute to the legendary King of Rock ‘n’ Roll in a series of concerts designed to capture different moments of his iconic career.

Scheduled to take place from 25 to 27 October 2024, the festival will highlight five unique shows over three days. Each performance will offer a different perspective on Elvis’s life and music, ensuring that there is something for every fan of the King.

The venue, Eatons Hill Hotel, known for its top-tier facilities, will host the festival. Attendees will have the convenience of accommodation, cafes, and restaurants, making the event a full weekend experience for fans travelling from near and far.

International Line-up of Elvis Tribute Artists

Despite having never performed in Australia, Elvis Presley’s popularity remains immense. His music continues to captivate generations of fans, keeping his legacy alive nearly five decades after his death. Australian fans have embraced his films, music, and style, with tribute artists and festivals like the Queensland Elvis Festival playing a key role in maintaining his influence. This enduring fascination with Elvis demonstrates the lasting impact of his cultural presence, even in places he never visited.

One of the key attractions of the Queensland International Elvis Festival is the impressive line-up of tribute artists. Heading the bill is Emilio Santoro, a rising star in the Elvis Tribute Artist (ETA) world. Hailing from the UK, Santoro began gaining widespread attention in 2019 when he won the Images of the King World Championship Non-Pro Division at just 17 years of age. Since then, his career has soared, with victories across Europe and the United States. He has established himself as a premier young Elvis tribute artist, captivating audiences with his authentic and electrifying performances.

Joining him are Elvis Presley Enterprises (EPE) champions, including Jay Dupuis, Cote Deonath, and Ted Torres, all travelling from the United States for the event. Each of these performers has earned recognition for their portrayals of Elvis, bringing to life different stages of his career—from his early rockabilly days to his famous Las Vegas performances. Fans can expect an authentic and dynamic representation of Elvis’s music and personality, with these seasoned tribute artists delivering some of the King’s most beloved hits.

Five Unique Concerts Celebrating Elvis’s Legacy

The festival will feature five distinct concerts, each focusing on a different aspect of Elvis Presley’s career.

“All Out Elvis”will kick things off, taking the audience on a journey through the most iconic moments of Elvis’s life. It will showcase his rise to stardom and his influence on the music industry.

“From Tupelo to Vegas” will follow, tracing Elvis’s evolution from his humble beginnings in Tupelo, Mississippi, to his glitzy Las Vegas performances.

For those interested in the global reach of Elvis’s music, “Elvis On Tour” will provide a snapshot of his life on the road and the impact his live shows had around the world.

A special performance of “Elvis: The Story” will offer an in-depth exploration of the King’s life, bringing together music, history, and storytelling in a concert that Australian audiences have never seen before.

The final event, “It’s Carnival Time,” will celebrate Elvis’s film career, highlighting the songs that made him a pop culture icon on-screen and off.

Community Spirit and Anticipation

The Queensland International Elvis Festival is organised by Dom Arpa Productions, one of Australia’s leading concert promoters. With a reputation for bringing large-scale musical events to life, Arpa’s team aims to make this festival an annual tradition that will attract both local and international visitors.

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UK Band Busted to Play at Eatons Hill Hotel for First-Ever Australian Tour

British pop-punk band Busted will perform at Eatons Hill Hotel in Brisbane for the first time ever, as part of their highly anticipated Australian tour.

The band, formed in Essex in 2000, rose to fame in the early 2000s with hits such as *What I Go to School For* and *Crashed the Wedding*. Despite their success in the UK and worldwide, the group has never performed live in Australia until now.

Their debut Australian tour includes stops in Melbourne, Brisbane, and Sydney, giving long-time fans an opportunity they’ve been waiting over two decades for.

They will perform in Brisbane on Friday, 1st November.

Busted at Eatons Hill Hotel — *Photo Credit: Eatons Hill Hotel*

A Pop-Punk Legacy

Busted’s popularity soared after their debut single, “What I Go to School For,” reached #3 on the UK charts. This was quickly followed by chart-topping hits like “Year 3000,” “Crashed the Wedding,” and “Thunderbirds Are Go.” Over the years, the band has sold over five million records worldwide, earned two BRIT Awards, and maintained its status as one of the UK’s most beloved pop-punk acts.

After a 20-year career, the band recently marked its anniversary by releasing its Greatest Hits 2.0 album, which topped the UK charts in 2023. This album brought collaborations with notable acts such as Simple Plan and All Time Low.

Busted expressed their excitement for their long-awaited Australian tour, noting their surprise that they had taken so long to perform in the country. They have promised an energetic show, inviting fans to “jump around and lose their minds” as they relive the hits that made them famous.

Support from Australian Talent

Melbourne-based pop-punk band Between You & Me is joining Busted on their Australian tour. This rising local band is set to open all three of Busted’s Australian shows, bringing their flavour of high-energy music to the stage.

Tickets for the Brisbane show at Eatons Hill Hotel and the other tour dates went on sale on 9th July, with pre-sales happening earlier for eager fans.

This marks a milestone in Australian pop-punk culture, with long-time listeners finally able to experience the iconic UK band live on their home soil.

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The show at Eatons Hill Hotel promises to be a highlight of Busted’s tour, as Brisbane fans prepare for what will likely be a night filled with nostalgia and fan favourites from the band’s extensive catalogue.

Public Enemy Brings 35th Anniversary Tour to Eatons Hill

Legendary hip-hop group Public Enemy is gearing up to make a triumphant return to Australian shores, kicking off their ‘On The Grid 35th Anniversary Tour’ this October.

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The tour will include a highly anticipated performance at the Eatons Hill Hotel Outdoors on 12 October 2024, marking their first appearance in the country since 2014.

A Legacy of Revolutionary Music and Activism

Founded in New York by Chuck D and Flavor Flav in 1985, Public Enemy has been a cornerstone of politically charged hip-hop for nearly four decades.

Public Enemy’s influence reached new heights with their seminal 1990 album, “Fear of a Black Planet.” This groundbreaking work, which includes classics like “Welcome to the Terrordome,” “911 Is a Joke,” and the iconic “Fight the Power,” was selected for preservation in the National Recording Registry in 2005, underlining its cultural significance.

Their impact extends far beyond their musical achievements. As vocal advocates against racial injustice and inequality, they’ve used their platform to address pressing social issues both in the United States and globally. Their contributions to music and activism were formally recognised with their induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2013.

Australian Tour Highlights

Australian fans are in for an additional treat, as homegrown hip-hop duo A.B. Original will be joining Public Enemy across the country. This pairing promises to deliver explosive performances that bridge generations of socially conscious rap.

While Public Enemy is no stranger to Australian audiences, having performed down under since the 1990s, their upcoming tour marks a long-awaited return. Their last Australian shows in 2014 included a memorable performance at Brisbane’s Hi-Fi in West End.

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As Public Enemy prepares to bring their revolutionary sound and message back to Australia, fans old and new can expect an electrifying celebration of hip-hop’s enduring power to inspire, challenge, and unite. The ‘On The Grid 35th Anniversary Tour’ promises to be a landmark event in Australia’s music calendar, showcasing the enduring relevance of one of hip-hop’s most influential acts.

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Published 27-August-2024