The tour continues!
Following his sold-out 2026 national arena Guy Sebastian announces he’ll hit the road once again with his band for the “100 X Around Australia Tour”, a major regional run of 54 dates spanning across NSW, SA, QLD, WA and VIC - including Mandurah at our very own Mandurah Performing Arts Centre on December 1.
See Guy perform some of the biggest songs from his career, including viral fan favourite Who’s That Girl, Like it Like That, Standing With You, and ARIA Song of the Year – 4x platinum smash Choir. Plus standout tracks from his latest album, 100 Times Around The Sun including APRA Award-winning track Maybe, anthemic Get It Done, and powerhouse ballad The Keys.
Audiences will also be mesmerised by some of Guy’s most beloved hits, including Battle Scars, Before I Go, and many more.
“There’s something really special about touring regional Australia. I always feel like I’m coming home! Driving around this beautiful country is incredible, but it’s seeing the people in these communities who make every trip unforgettable. No two shows are ever the same, and that’s what makes touring regionally so rewarding. I can’t wait to bring the next chapter of the ‘100 Times Around The Sun Tour’ to as many places as I can physically get to! Reconnecting with fans, friends and familiar faces along the way is the best part,” says Sebastian, “…with golf clubs in the boot!”
Tickets are on sale now!
Source: Instagram: Guy Sebastian | Mandurah Performing Arts Centre
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