Music enthusiasts in Australia, get ready as Jamie xx, the renowned London-based musician, DJ, and producer, will return to Australia. For his first headline tour since 2015 in December 2024. The excitement is building as Jamie xx embarks on his In Waves tour, following the release of his highly anticipated album, In Waves. Which officially drops on 20th September. This tour is more than just a series of live performances. It’s an experience that promises to blend emotion, energy, and the signature soundscapes that Jamie xx has become famous for. If you’re a fan, or even just curious, this is one event you won’t want to miss. UPDATE: New Melbourne and Sydney shows added.
Australian Tour Jamie xx 2024
Jamie xx is no stranger to Australia, having previously left a lasting impression with his unique blend of electronic music that transcends genres and creates an immersive experience for his audience. With his latest record, In Waves, Jamie xx is bringing something fresh and vibrant to the stage. The album is a journey through the highs and lows of human emotion. All set to a backdrop of electrifying beats and captivating melodies.
The tour kicks off in December 2024, covering the east coast of Australia. With shows in Melbourne, Brunswick Heads, and Sydney. This tour is particularly special as it marks Jamie xx’s return to Australia after nearly a decade. Making it a must-see for fans across the country. The In Waves tour is not just about the music; it’s about the connection, the atmosphere. And the shared experience of being part of something bigger than oneself.
The In Waves Album
In Waves is a remarkable album, reflecting Jamie xx’s evolution as an artist over the past nine years since his critically acclaimed debut, In Colour. The album features collaborations with some of the biggest names in music today. Including The Avalanches, Honey Dijon, Robyn, and his The xx bandmates, Romy and Oliver Sim. Each track on the album tells a story, weaving together themes of self-reflection, resilience. And the search for escapism in a world that’s constantly changing.
The lead single, “All You Children” featuring The Avalanches, has already taken the music world by storm. This track, with its hypnotic chorus and pulsating basslines, is a testament to Jamie xx’s ability to push the boundaries of electronic music while staying true to his roots. Other singles, such as “Baddy On The Floor” and “Treat Each Other Right”. Further showcase his versatility and creativity, making In Waves one of the most anticipated albums of the year. Ticket prices start at around $99.
Tour Dates Jamie xx 2024
04 December, Wednesday – PICA, Naarm / Melbourne, VIC – Tickets at Ticketek. NEW SHOW
05 December, Thursday – PICA, Naarm / Melbourne, VIC – Tickets at Ticketek.
06 December, Friday – HOTEL BRUNSWICK, Durring / Brunswick Heads, NSW (18+) – Tickets at Ticketek. | Moshtix.
07 December Saturday, MEREDITH AMPHITHEATRE, Meredith Music Festival, VIC (all Ages* must be accompanied by an adult)
08 December, Sunday – Enmore Theatre, Eora / Sydney, NSW (18+) – Tickets at Carriageworks.
09 December, Monday – Enmore Theatre, Eora / Sydney, NSW (18+) – Tickets at Carriageworks. NEW SHOW.
With the combination of his new material and his classic hit. This tour will be a celebration of his musical journey and a testament to his enduring influence on the global music landscape. As Jamie xx prepares to bring his In Waves tour to Australia, the excitement is palpable. This tour will be a defining moment in live music. Offering fans a chance to experience the magic of Jamie xx up close and personal. Whether you’ve been a fan since the early days of The xx or you’ve recently discovered his solo work. This tour is an opportunity to witness one of the most innovative artists of our time in action.
Don’t miss out on the chance to see Jamie xx live in Australia this December. Tickets will sell out fast, so be sure to secure yours as soon as possible. This is more than just a concert; it’s a journey into the heart of what makes music so powerful and transformative.


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