Australia’s own multi-platinum chart-topping global superstar The Kid LAROI has shared his re-routed national Australian tour for November 2024, with CommBank Stadium locked in for a blockbuster show on Saturday 16 November.
Armed with his debut studio album THE FIRST TIME and having just dropped the hit new single Girls, LAROI’s forthcoming national tour will also see the Sydney-hailing superstar’s iconic friends, Quavo and ONEFOUR jump on the tour with him (excluding Gold Coast and Hobart shows).
Presented by TEG Live, this mammoth Aussie run will commence on November 11 at Gold Coast Home of the Arts, before traversing Brisbane, Sydney, Perth, Adelaide and Hobart, finishing up in Melbourne with shows at Rod Laver on November 29 and 30.
Tickets to THE FIRST TIME shows will go on sale to the general public on Thursday 8 August at 1pm local from <a href="https://premier.ticketek.com.au/shows/show.aspx?sh=THEKIDLD24&amp;utm_source=commbankstadium&amp;utm_medium=eventpage&amp;utm_campaign=tkl2024">ticketek.com.au</a>, with an exclusive 48-hour artist presale live from Tuesday 6 August at 1pm (password FIRSTTIME).
Expanding on the homegrown hero’s first-ever headline Australian tour in 2022, which saw LAROI add multiple extra arena shows due to overwhelming demand, these upcoming 2024 shows will also give his legion of fans a chance to witness some of LAROI’s most iconic hits from his 2021 ARIA Award-winning collab with Justin Bieber, Stay, to his near on 1 billion streamed smash, Without You, to His genre-blurring 2022 track Thousand Miles, his 2023 chart-burner Love Again and of course his latest hit single, Girls. The tour will also showcase LAROI’s most personal and musically complex statement to date in the form of his brand new album THE FIRST TIME, boasting 20 new songs from the revered Aussie export alongside his trademark amalgamation of hip hop, pop, alternative and indie flavours.
Supporting LAROI on the tour will be his pal, American rapper, singer, producer and global icon, Quavo. The Migos frontman has reached celebrity status the world over, with a number of acclaimed Migos and solo album releases under his belt. He has performed alongside Madonna at the Eurovision finale in 2019, and amassed Billboard 100 Top Ten Singles with Post Malone on Congratulations, Justin Bieber’s Intentions, Liam Payne’s Strip That Down, Drake’s Portland, and DJ Khaled’s No Brainer, and only last month releasing Tough with Lana Del Ray.
The pioneers of drill music in Australia, Sydney’s ONEFOUR will also be hitting the road with LAROI, offering a hugely rare opportunity to see drill and rap group live on stage, having only performed live a handful of times over the decade since they formed, including at LAROI’s 2022 Sydney show when he pulled them on stage.
THE KID LAROI THE FIRST TIME AUSTRALIAN TOUR 2024 
SUPPORTED BY QUAVO AND ONEFOUR *
MONDAY 11 NOVEMBER | GOLD COAST HOME OF THE ARTS, QLD | ALL AGES 
THURSDAY 14 NOVEMBER | BRISBANE ENTERTAINMENT CENTRE, QLD | ALL AGES 
SATURDAY 16 NOVEMBER | SYDNEY COMMBANK STADIUM, NSW | ALL AGES* 
WEDNESDAY 20 NOVEMBER | PERTH RAC ARENA, WA | ALL AGES* 
SUNDAY 24 NOVEMBER | ADELAIDE ENTERTAINMENT CENTRE, SA | ALL AGES* 
WEDNESDAY 27 NOVEMBER | HOBART MYSTATE BANK ARENA, TAS | ALL AGES 
FRIDAY 29 NOVEMBER + SAT 30 NOVEMBER | MELBOURNE ROD LAVER ARENA, VIC | ALL AGES*
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 <li>Tickets to THE FIRST TIME Australian tour go on sale Thursday 8 August from 1pm local time through <a href="https://premier.ticketek.com.au/shows/show.aspx?sh=THEKIDLD24&amp;utm_source=commbankstadium&amp;utm_medium=eventpage&amp;utm_campaign=tkl2024">Ticketek</a>.</li>
 <li>The Kid LAROI 48-hour artist presale starts Tuesday August 6 at 1pm local time - password FIRSTTIME</li>
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Existing ticket holders for the previously scheduled February tour will be contacted by Ticketek via email with instructions on how to redeem their tickets into the new shows. Existing ticket holders who cannot attend the new dates should contact Ticketek.

The Kid LAROI The First Time Tour at CommBank Stadium Sydney

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Penrith Panthers have confirmed that the club will host eight NRL home matches at CommBank Stadium in 2025.
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The Panthers will embrace the world-class venue as its home during the redevelopment of Penrith Stadium.
With a seating capacity of 30,000, CommBank Stadium not only brings fans closer to the action than ever before but also boasts top-tier amenities, impeccable design, and technological innovations that redefine the standards of a world-class stadium experience.
The club will ‘Pantherise’ CommBank Stadium with its distinctive colours, themes, and enthusiastic fan culture, continuing the unparalleled atmosphere that the Panthers members and fans have created at our spiritual home.
The Panthers will ensure a seamless transition to the Western Sydney stadium, offering members premium seating options, convenient travel arrangements, and innovative additions such as member lounges and enhanced corporate offerings.
The club has also confirmed the remaining four home venues for 2025, including a historic season opener at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, as well as matches at Glen Willow Regional Sports Complex in Mudgee, Carrington Park in Bathurst, and home participation in Magic Round at Suncorp Stadium.
In 2025, the Panthers home is where we all are and it’s vital that the Panthers community rally behind Ivan Cleary’s team to ensure continued on-field success.
“We’re excited for the next chapter in the Panthers journey and thrilled to announce this partnership with Venues NSW,” Panthers Rugby League CEO Matt Cameron said.
“2025 is set to be an exciting year for the club as we open the season in Las Vegas, before hosting a match at Magic Round, playing twice in the Central West and eight games at a world-class stadium in Western Sydney.
“CommBank Stadium offers an unparalleled rugby league experience with fans close to the action within an electrifying atmosphere, exceptional facilities, and premier corporate facilities.
“Playing at CommBank Stadium will open up substantial commercial opportunities, further cementing the Panthers’ status as a leading NRL club.”
Venues NSW CEO Kerrie Mather added: “We can’t wait to welcome the reigning premiers the Penrith Panthers and their fans to CommBank Stadium for the 2025 NRL season.
“This is an exciting partnership with the Panthers who will call CommBank Stadium home until they return to a brand new Penrith Stadium.”
2025 Panthers Memberships will be on sale from September.

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The NRL has announced that the 2024 Pacific Championships will conclude with a historic quadruple-header at CommBank Stadium on Sunday, 10 November.
Headlined by the Men's and Women's Cup Finals, this exciting event offers fans the chance to witness the pinnacle of Pacific Rugby League in CommBank Stadium's vibrant atmosphere.
Tickets start at just $25 for adults and $50 for families and are <a href="https://premier.ticketek.com.au/shows/Show.aspx?sh=PACCSYD24&amp;utm_source=commbankstadium">on sale now</a>.
Don't miss the opportunity to be part of this historic event!
*Event times TBC

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Australia’s own multi-platinum chart-topping global superstar The Kid LAROI has shared his re-routed national Australian tour for November 2024, with CommBank Stadium locked in for a blockbuster show on Saturday 16 November.
Armed with his debut studio album THE FIRST TIME and having just dropped the hit new single Girls, LAROI’s forthcoming national tour will also see the Sydney-hailing superstar’s iconic friends, Quavo and ONEFOUR jump on the tour with him.
<ul>
 <li>Tickets to THE FIRST TIME Australian tour go on sale Thursday 8 August from 1pm local time through Ticketek.</li>
 <li>The Kid LAROI 48-hour artist presale starts Tuesday August 6 at 1pm local time - password FIRSTTIME</li>
</ul>
Existing ticket holders for the previously scheduled February tour will be contacted by Ticketek via email with instructions on how to redeem their tickets into the new shows. Existing ticket holders who cannot attend the new dates should contact Ticketek.
*Concert times TBC

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 <li>Tim Cahill to headline exhibition match against Ronaldinho in Sydney as part of "Joga Bonito Tour"</li>
 <li>"Ronaldinho's XI vs. Cahill's XI" to be played on 1 November, 2024 at CommBank Stadium</li>
 <li>Tickets for Sydney match already on sale, via <a href="https://premier.ticketek.com.au/shows/show.aspx?sh=JOBO24&amp;utm_source=commbankstadium">Ticketek</a></li>
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INCASA.DM has today announced that Australian football legend Tim Cahill will captain a team of local Australian and A-League royalty to face Brazilian icon Ronaldinho in the much-anticipated exhibition match at <a href="https://commbankstadium.com.au/event/2024/11/joga-bonito-tour-match/">CommBank Stadium in Sydney on November 1, 2024</a>.
Dubbed "Ronaldinho’s XI vs. Cahill’s XI," this match marks Cahill's first appearance on home soil since 2019.
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Brazilian midfielder Ronaldinho (L) is tackled by Australian midfielder Tim Cahill (R) in their opening round Group F World Cup football match at Munich's World Cup Stadium. ROBERTO SCHMIDT/AFP via Getty Images
Cahill's team will have north of 450 combined Matildas and Socceroos caps, with the complete squad lists set to be unveiled in the coming weeks via social media. This unique showdown promises to deliver an unforgettable experience for football fans.
“I’m really looking forward to coming home and putting on a show with the legend that is Ronaldinho,” Cahill said. “When he asked me to join him I couldn’t say no. It’s going to be great to reconnect with some old teammates too and give the fans a great experience at CommBank stadium,” he added.
Don’t miss your chance to secure tickets for what will be an amazing clash of stars in Sydney. Tickets for "Ronaldinho’s XI vs. Cahill’s XI" are available now via <a href="https://premier.ticketek.com.au/shows/show.aspx?sh=JOBO24">Ticketek</a>, starting at $80.
Make sure to follow the<a href="https://www.instagram.com/jogabonitotour?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet&amp;igsh=ZDNlZDc0MzIxNw=="> ‘Joga Bonito Tour’</a> Instagram channel as new information, along with exciting squad announcements, are released in the coming days and weeks.
Visit the website:<a href="http://jogabonitotour.com"> jogabonitotour.com</a>

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Tim Cahill to captain legends team against Ronaldinho at CommBank Stadium

Brazilian football icon and FIFA World Cup champion Ronaldinho will grace Australian shores for the first time since the 2000 Olympics, headlining an exhibition match at CommBank Stadium in Western Sydney on Friday, November 1, 2024.&nbsp;
The landmark event is part of INCASA.DM’s "Joga Bonito Tour," a series of exclusive events and appearances presented in partnership with Ultra Football.
Ronaldinho, renowned for his mesmerising talent and infectious passion for the game, is set to spread his love of football through his Australian tour. The exhibition match will feature teams composed of local Brazilian players, alongside Australian football greats, both male and female, with the squads to be released gradually over the coming weeks. It’s a unique opportunity for Australian fans to witness one of the greatest footballers of all time in action and celebrate the beautiful game.
Jean Narde, a Director of INCASA.DM and former teammate of Ronaldinho at Flemengo in Brazil, added, “Bringing Ronaldinho to Australia has been a dream come true. His visit will not only showcase his legendary talent but also inspire a new generation of footballers. This match will be a celebration of football that unites past and present heroes.”
Ronaldinho himself expressed his excitement about the visit: “I’m incredibly excited to bring the Joga Bonito Tour to Australia and share my love for football with fans down under. I can’t wait to experience the energy of the Australian football community and celebrate the game with everyone.”
Venues NSW and CommBank Stadium CEO Kerrie Mather added: “Ronaldinho is an icon of world football and we can’t wait to host this exciting new event at CommBank Stadium. It’s going to be a special night and a rare opportunity to watch some of football’s biggest stars in action.”&nbsp;
Ultra Football Brand Manager, Michael Hodgson added: "It doesn’t get any bigger than Ronaldinho. Thousands of fans in this country and around the world fell in love with the game because of his ridiculous skills and infectious on-pitch charisma. A true genius with the ball at his feet… we can’t wait to see him lace up a pair of iconic boots once more in Sydney, all whilst wearing a specially designed Joga Bonito kit.”
Tickets for this family-friendly match will go on sale at 1:00 PM AEST on Wednesday, September 11, 2024, <a href="https://premier.ticketek.com.au/shows/show.aspx?sh=JOBO24">via Ticketek</a>. Don’t miss your chance to experience the magic of Ronaldinho live at CommBank Stadium and be part of football history. Tickets start at $80, with kids’ tickets available from $60.
Make sure to follow the <a href="https://www.instagram.com/jogabonitotour?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet&amp;igsh=ZDNlZDc0MzIxNw==">‘Joga Bonito Tour’</a> Instagram channel as new information, along with exciting squad announcements and partnerships, are released in the coming weeks.
Visit the website: <a href="http://jogabonitotour.com">jogabonitotour.com</a>
About:
INCASA.DM aims to revolutionise the sports culture landscape by providing a comprehensive suite of services including elite athlete events, specialised football training, sports management, and mentorship. The company targets athletes aged 8-30 and seeks to become the leading sports culture platform through innovative offerings and educational content. <a href="https://incasadm.com/">Find out more</a>
Ultra Football is a leading football retailer and brand dedicated to serving the needs of football enthusiasts and players of all levels. Known for its extensive range of high-quality football gear, apparel, and footwear, Ultra Football combines cutting-edge technology with a deep passion for the sport. Their flagship stores and online platform offer an immersive shopping experience, catering to both amateur and professional footballers. <a href="https://www.ultrafootball.com/">Find Out More</a>

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The National Rugby League (NRL) has today announced the draw for the 2024 Pacific Championships to be played in four countries across four consecutive weekends in October and November.
In a major development, the 2024 edition will see the introduction of promotion and relegation with the winner of the Men’s and Women’s Pacific Bowls to play off against the third-placed Pacific Cup nations for a place in their respective 2025 Pacific Cup pools.
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Fiji will host Pacific Championship matches for the first time as the event expands further into the Pacific in 2024, with Port Moresby’s Santos Stadium to once again host matches alongside Brisbane, Christchurch, Auckland and Sydney.
NRL CEO Andrew Abdo said the introduction of promotion and relegation adds extra significance to each contest following the success of the maiden Pacific Championships in 2023.
“The 2024 Pacific Championships will be the biggest sporting event in the region,” Mr Abdo said.
“This year we have raised the stakes by adding promotion and relegation across the men’s and women’s tournaments so there is a great deal at stake in the Pacific Championships.”
Abdo said the 2024 Pacific Championships will once again serve as a reminder of the cultural significance of Rugby League within Pasifika communities.
“As the Pacific’s largest sport, Rugby League is fast becoming the language that unifies the region.
“The Pacific Championships is a powerful showcase and celebration of culture, connecting passionate Rugby League fans in each host city and nation into one pulsating sporting community.
“Fans will have the opportunity to experience the unique colour and atmosphere that the Pacific Championships brings with each venue hosting double-header match days to create a carnival atmosphere with local and visiting supporters.”
Tournament details:
The 2024 Men’s tournament will once again feature two divisions with top ranked nations Australia, New Zealand and Tonga to contest the Cup while Fiji, Papua New Guinea (PNG) and Cook Islands will face-off for the Bowl.
An expanded 2024 Women’s tournament will include four weeks of Cup and Bowl matches, with the Bowl to serve as a Rugby League World Cup 2026 qualifying event. The Women’s Cup division includes top ranked Australia, New Zealand and PNG, with Fiji, Tonga, Cook Islands and Samoa to contest the Bowl.
<a data-item-id="43b14278-8095-45d3-8d1e-168a89f0ca07" href="">The 2024 Pacific Championships will culminate with a quadruple-header at Sydney’s CommBank Stadium on Sunday, November 10 headlined by the Men’s and Women’s Cup Finals</a>.
The&nbsp;2024 Pacific&nbsp;Championships&nbsp;is proudly supported by the NSW Government’s tourism and major events agency, Destination NSW.&nbsp;
The Pacific Bowl is proudly supported by the Australian Government through PacificAus Sports. PacificAus Sports creates opportunities for Australian and Pacific athletes to learn, train, play, and grow together.
Tickets start at just $25 for adults and $50 for families via <a href="https://url.au.m.mimecastprotect.com/s/FfSOCp83RwIKZrJFJtwuGdChr?domain=c">nrl.com/tickets</a>.
<h4>2024 Pacific Championships Draw</h4>
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 <tr><td>Pacific Cup – Men</td><td> </td><td> </td></tr>
 <tr><td>Friday 18 October</td><td>Australia v Tonga</td><td>Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane</td></tr>
 <tr><td>Sunday 27 October</td><td>New Zealand v Australia&nbsp;</td><td>Apollo Projects Stadium, Christchurch</td></tr>
 <tr><td>Saturday 2 November&nbsp;</td><td>New Zealand v Tonga&nbsp;</td><td>Go Media Stadium, Auckland</td></tr>
 <tr><td>Sunday 10 November</td><td>Final &nbsp;</td><td>CommBank Stadium, Sydney</td></tr>
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 <tr><td>Pacific Cup – Women</td><td> </td><td> </td></tr>
 <tr><td>Friday 18 October</td><td>Australia v PNG&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</td><td>Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane</td></tr>
 <tr><td>Sunday 27 October</td><td>New Zealand v Australia&nbsp;</td><td>Apollo Projects Stadium, Christchurch</td></tr>
 <tr><td>Sunday 3 November&nbsp;</td><td>PNG v New Zealand</td><td>Go Media Stadium, Auckland</td></tr>
 <tr><td>Sunday 10 November</td><td>Final &nbsp;</td><td>CommBank Stadium, Sydney</td></tr>
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 <tr><td>Pacific Bowl – Men</td><td> </td><td> </td></tr>
 <tr><td>Saturday 19 October</td><td>Fiji v PNG&nbsp;</td><td>Fiji</td></tr>
 <tr><td>Saturday 26 October</td><td>Fiji v Cook Islands</td><td>Fiji</td></tr>
 <tr><td>Sunday 3 November&nbsp;</td><td>PNG v Cook Island</td><td>Santos Stadium, Port Moresby</td></tr>
 <tr><td>Sunday 10 November</td><td>Promotion/Relegation Playoff</td><td>CommBank Stadium, Sydney</td></tr>
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 <tr><td>Pacific Bowl – Women</td><td> </td><td> </td></tr>
 <tr><td>Saturday 19 October</td><td>Tonga v Samoa</td><td>Fiji</td></tr>
 <tr><td>Saturday 26 October</td><td>Fiji v Cook Islands</td><td>Fiji</td></tr>
 <tr><td>Saturday 2 November&nbsp;</td><td>Final</td><td>Go Media Stadium, Auckland</td></tr>
 <tr><td>Sunday 10 November</td><td>Promotion/Relegation Playoff</td><td>CommBank Stadium, Sydney</td></tr>
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View the full draw online:&nbsp;<a href="https://url.au.m.mimecastprotect.com/s/yRxGCoV5vRhZmN1i6swuphXaz?domain=nrl.com">https://www.nrl.com/pacific-championships</a>

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CommBank Stadium to Host Quadruple-Header for Pacific Championships Finale

Football NSW today announced that the 2024 National Premier Leagues Men’s and Women’s NSW First Grade Grand Finals will be played as a double header at CommBank Stadium on Saturday, 7th September.
Parramatta’s state-of-the-art stadium will play host to some of the best NPL football talent in Australia, with the Men’s and Women’s Grand Finals coming together for the first time in a spectacular end to the 2024 NPL NSW Season.
Confirming Football NSW’s commitment to delivering the best participant and spectator experience, the double header will provide a unique opportunity to witness the top NSW teams in men’s and women’s football going head-to-head for Championship glory.
Football NSW CEO John Tsatsimas was excited about the prospects of bringing the two finals together in a historic event for the NSW football community.
“It is exciting for everyone involved to be able to host both our women’s and men’s top tier competitions at such a prestigious football venue,” he said.
“Football NSW is dedicated to showcasing our competitions and this double header will be a crowning moment in what’s been an exciting season for everyone involved.
“How can you not be excited by the prospect of seeing our best female and male players competing in their biggest game of the season, in front of what we hope will be a healthy crowd supporting our beautiful game.” With the men’s and women’s regular seasons still in the balance, the announcement provides extra motivation for the teams fighting for a Championship Series spot.
Ticketing information will be released soon and, off the back of unprecedented growth in the sport, Football NSW is encouraging the footballing community and the wider public to get out and support some of the state’s top footballing talent.
The 2024 edition will be Footbal NSWs third Grand Final event hosted at CommBank Stadium, with previous NPL Men’s NSW finals taking place in 2019 when APIA Leichhardt FC was crowned Champions and 2022 which saw Blacktown City FC lift the trophy.
2024 NPL Men’s and Women’s NSW Double Header 
Saturday, September 7 
CommBank Stadium, Parramatta 
NPL Women’s NSW Grand Final 
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NPL Men’s NSW Grand Final 
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