JACK HARLOW TICKETS

Jackman Thomas Harlow (born March 13, 1998) is an American rapper. He is signed to Don Cannon and DJ Drama's record label Generation Now, an imprint of Atlantic Records. He is also the co-founder of his own musical collective, Private Garden. 

Jack’s first major breakthrough came with the release of his 2020 single "Whats Poppin", which peaked at number two on the US Billboard Hot 100. His first studio album, Thats What They All Say, was released on December 11, 2020, and debuted at number 5 on the US Billboard 200. In 2021, he was a guest on Lil Nas X’s "Industry Baby"; it became number one on the Hot 100, becoming Harlow’s highest-charting song overall and his first chart-topper. 

2022 marked the release of his sophomore album, Come Home the Kids Miss You, and in 2023 he released his third album Jackman. In March of 2026, he released Monica, which signaled a significant shift in his sound from rap to R&B and neo-soul influences.

It’s expected that, in promotion of his latest release, Jack Harlow will embark on a new global tour, including a stint in Australia. To know the moment tickets are released for his next tour, sign up to the Ticket Merchant waitlist on this page today.

FAQs

Is Jack Harlow bringing his next global tour to Australia in 2026, and which major arenas are likely to be included?

While Jack Harlow has certainly grown in popularity over the past several years, it’s not known whether he would perform at major arenas. During his last headlining tour, which occurred in 2022, he performed at HBF Stadium in Perth and UNSW Roundhouse in Sydney. The former has a capacity of around 4,500 to 5,000 people, while the latter caters to around 2,000. 

However, when performing at Splendour in the Grass the same year, he did perform a prime evening slot at the main Amphitheatre, which can cater to tens of thousands of attendees. The best bet for his next tour (outside of potential festival appearances) is that he may headline at mid-sized venues or large theatres that cater to crowd sizes of 5,000 to 10,000 people.

For now, he’s only announced dates focused on the US. But given his growth in popularity, it’s highly likely we could expect official dates announced for other countries (including Australia) in the very near-future. If you’re a Jack Harlow fan, we highly recommend signing up to our waitlist.

Which chart-dominating singles and fan favourites are most likely to feature in his Australian setlist?

Some of the key tracks you could expect performed at Jack Harlow’s live shows include:

• “Lovin On Me” - standalone 2023 single
• “First Class”, “Nail Tech”, “Churchill Downs” and “Dua Lipa” - from Come Home the Kids Miss You (2022)
• “Whats Poppin” and “Tyler Herro” - from Thats What They All Say (2020)
• “Industry Baby” - collaboration track originally performed for 2021 Lil Nas X album

What VIP and premium ticket packages are available for Australian dates, and what do they typically include?

If VIP and/or premium ticket options are available as part of Jack Harlow’s next run of Australia shows, you may be able to access them here at Ticket Merchant (this can be dependent on seller discretion). 

VIP options can include opportunities like meeting Jack before or after the show, receiving exclusive merchandise, or enjoying premium drinks (depending on the venue). Similarly premium tickets often grant you access to the best views for the show or receiving extra perks (complimentary drinks, merchandise, etc.).

For arena shows, is floor GA or seated premium typically the better option for sound and stage visibility?

If attending a show at an arena, you may be weighing the options between general admission entry or choosing specific seating. The option that’s best can be a matter of personal preference, but seated spots - especially those situated with a front-on view of the stage - can be an ideal vantage point. You’re not so far back that you lose clarity of the stage (and you get to enjoy the full expanse of its setup, visuals, and overall design) and, due to having some more distance from the speakers, you’ll hear the music with greater clarity due to the acoustics of larger arenas.

However, if you do prefer standing or having a general admission spot, you can often get a similar experience by positioning yourself further back in the general admission standing area. This can be a particularly viable option if you’re a taller person who can easily see over most crowds.