Robbie Williams

Global pop phenomenon Robbie Williams has announced his return to New Zealand, bringing his BRITPOP World Tour down under this November!

In 2026, Robbie will gear up to perform some of his biggest shows ever, which lands at Auckland’s Eden Park for one night only before visiting Christchurch for the first time in 25 years – during which Robbie will become the first international artist to perform at the city’s new One New Zealand Stadium.

Robbie’s last tour of Australia and New Zealand saw him perform a run of truly astonishing live shows for his XXV Tour. An epic set list delivered Robbie’s unparalleled catalogue of hits to capacity crowds.

Robbie set the stage alight at the Brit Awards earlier this year when he fronted Black Sabbath to perform a powerful rendition of ‘No More Tears’ in tribute to Ozzy Osbourne. He blew audiences away during his show-stopping 2022 AFL Grand Final performance, setting a new benchmark for future acts, and brought in 2025 in spectacular fashion when he headlined an unforgettable New Year’s Eve at the Sydney Opera House – a performance that proved why Robbie Williams remains one of the greats.

Released as a surprise in January, Robbie’s critically acclaimed BRITPOP album is a nod to the 90’s Britpop era and features collaborations with Coldplay’s Chris Martin, Gaz Coombes (Supergrass), Black Sabbath legend Tony Iommi, Mexican pop duo Jesse & Joy and Gary Barlow.

One of the finest male pop stars of his generation, Robbie Williams has six of the Top 100 best-selling albums in British history, 90 million album sales worldwide, a record 16 UK Number 1 albums and 18 BRIT Awards – more than any other artist.

In November 2023 Netflix released Robbie’s four-part documentary series, Robbie Williams, which hit the Netflix No.1 spot in 22 different countries around the world.

In December 2024 his Oscar-nominated film, Better Man, was released globally to critical acclaim and in January 2025 he released the Better Man (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack), which secured him his 15th UK No.1 album – equalling The Beatles’ record.