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Homecoming Shows Detailed

The globally recognised electronic trio will perform on Tuesday, 25 November, and Wednesday, 26 November, 2025. These Australian performances, presented by Live Nation, Untitled, and Rose Ave, are part of the promotion for their fifth album, “Inhale / Exhale,” which was released on 11 October.

The information provided states that the shows will offer audiences a blend of new music and established fan favourites, enhanced by the group’s well-known immersive lighting and stage production.

Recent appearances, including a headline live set at San Francisco’s Portola Festival and a performance on Sydney Harbour, gave fans an early taste of their latest material. DJ sets at Coachella and Burning Man showcased the group’s musical curation.

A full world tour announcement is anticipated soon, following headline slots at Lollapalooza festivals in South America earlier in 2025. Organisers advise that the Boondall event is strictly for adults aged 18 and over. Valid identification will be necessary for entry, and no refunds will be provided for patrons unable to show ID.

The Story of RÜFÜS DU SOL

Originally formed in Sydney in November 2010, the group consists of Tyrone Lindqvist on vocals and guitar, Jon George on keyboards, and James Hunt on drums. They first gained attention in Australia under the name RÜFÜS.

Their sound is often described as alternative dance or indie electronic music, recognised for its atmospheric quality, driving rhythms, and thoughtful vocals, incorporating live instruments into their electronic setup.

After releasing early EPs, their debut album Atlas topped the Australian charts in 2013. Their second album, Bloom (2016), achieved similar success in Australia, featuring popular tracks like “You Were Right” and the extended piece “Innerbloom.”

Due to a name similarity with another band, they began using RÜFÜS DU SOL internationally around 2014 and formally adopted it worldwide by 2018. The band later moved to Los Angeles before releasing their third album, Solace (2018), which explored deeper themes and gained wider international notice. Their fourth album, Surrender, came out in 2021.

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Global Success and Acclaim

RÜFÜS DU SOL’s international profile grew significantly, highlighted by winning the Grammy Award for Best Dance/Electronic Recording in 2022 for their track “Alive” from the Surrender album. The group has received several other Grammy nominations throughout their career.

In Australia, they have collected numerous ARIA Music Awards, including honours for Best Group and Best Dance Release. They are highly regarded for their powerful live performances, which combine electronic production with live musicianship and impressive visuals. This has led them to headline major music festivals around the globe.

Published Date 18-June-2025

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