The Cult, the British rock band famed for their fusion of hard rock and post-punk energy, are set to bring their legendary live act to New Zealand and Australia this November and December. Fans can expect a setlist full of timeless hits like “She Sells Sanctuary”, “Fire Woman”, and “Love Removal Machine”, performed with the electrifying intensity that Ian Astbury and Billy Duffy have been delivering for decades. If you love powerful riffs, atmospheric melodies, and one of the most iconic voices in rock, this tour is not to be missed.
New Zealand Kicks Off the Tour: Christchurch and Auckland
The Cult will begin their highly anticipated tour in Christchurch, New Zealand, on November 20th at the Isaac Theatre Royal. This historic venue, known for its stunning architecture and exceptional acoustics, will host a night of rock glory. With only two tickets left for this show, it’s clear that anticipation is at a fever pitch.
The following day, November 21st, The Cult will take the stage at Spark Arena in Auckland. This larger venue will accommodate a crowd of fans eager to experience the band’s legendary live sound. From Ian Astbury’s haunting vocals to Billy Duffy’s signature guitar riffs, these New Zealand shows will surely deliver the full force of The Cult’s unique and anthemic rock style.
Australian Leg: Melbourne, Brisbane, and Adelaide
Australia will get its share of The Cult’s hard-hitting rock, starting on November 23rd with a show at Forum Melbourne and another performance the same day at Margaret Court Arena. The Margaret Court Arena show has been tagged as the most affordable event in Melbourne, with 43 tickets still available, making it a fantastic opportunity for rock fans to catch The Cult live. Both venues are known for hosting legendary performances, and The Cult’s gigs will add to that rich history.
The band then heads to Brisbane to play at the Fortitude Music Hall on November 25th. This stop is already generating a lot of buzz, with tickets selling fast. As one of Brisbane’s premier live music venues, Fortitude Music Hall will set the stage for a night of heavy rock mixed with the band’s unmistakable mystique.
On November 28th, The Cult will rock Adelaide’s Hindley Street Music Hall, just in time for the Thanksgiving weekend celebrations. It’s a perfect excuse for Australian fans to give thanks for decades of unforgettable rock anthems that have stood the test of time.
Sydney Closes the Australian Run: Enmore Theatre and State Theatre
The Cult will conclude their Australian tour with two highly anticipated performances in Sydney. The first show is set for December 2nd at The Enmore Theatre, followed by a performance at the State Theatre on December 3rd. Both of these Sydney dates are completely sold out, emphasizing the immense demand for the band’s iconic live experience. These venues, renowned for their intimate yet powerful atmospheres, will provide the perfect backdrop for The Cult’s closing shows in Australia.
Looking Forward to 2025: The Cult Heads to Brazil
As the band continues their global tour, fans in South America have reason to celebrate. On February 23rd, 2025, The Cult will perform at Vibra São Paulo in São Paulo, Brazil. This marks an exciting extension of their world tour, giving Brazilian fans a taste of the heavy-hitting rock that has made The Cult a household name in rock music.
A Night to Remember: The Cult’s Enduring Impact
Formed in the 1980s, The Cult have consistently evolved their sound, merging the raw energy of post-punk with arena rock grandeur. With Ian Astbury’s powerful stage presence and Billy Duffy’s legendary guitar work, their live shows remain a must-see spectacle. This tour offers a perfect blend of classic hits and deep cuts that will please both long-time fans and newcomers.
Whether you’re planning to catch them in New Zealand, Australia, or Brazil, prepare for an unforgettable evening filled with soaring vocals, pounding rhythms, and the raw spirit of rock ‘n’ roll. Make sure to grab your tickets if you can still find them, as The Cult continues to prove why they are one of rock’s most enduring and influential acts.
