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Canadian rap star Drake drew a sea of onlookers while getting drinks in Cottesloe on Saturday, but he’d much prefer the same interest was converted to ticket sales of his local shows that kick-off on Tuesday night.
The One Dance singer slurped oysters with his entourage at Gibney before a not-so-stealthy bathroom pit-stop at the Cottesloe Beach Hotel caught the eye of hundreds of revellers.
On Monday the five-time Grammy winner was spotted at one of Perth’s most well known restaurants, Nobu.
Drake seems to be fan of the fine-dining chain as he and his entourage were spotted at the Melbourne location last week.
Announcing in early December that The Anita Max Win Tour would arrive at RAC Arena on February 4, the star’s Aussie tour promoter Live Nation swiftly added a second show for the following night “to meet ongoing demand for tickets”.
RAC Arena’s ticket page has continued to tell fans that “tickets will be in high demand so be sure to get in quick!”
However, with less than 36 hours before the 38-year-old takes the stage in Perth, a portion of standing general admission and seated tickets for both nights remain available.
Devout followers can witness the five-time Grammy winner bust out global hits for just $79.90 and $99.90 respectively, hardly a squeeze on local wallets.
Standing tickets at RAC Arena offer the best views and mosh-like atmosphere. They can be bought for $288.30.
The figure — which may sound steep to locals — matches the Hotline Bling hitmaker’s most inexpensive ticketing options at Melbourne’s Rod Laver Arena where he will perform across four nights.
Live Nation released further GA and VIP ticketing options on Monday for the RAC Arena shows.
National treasure Kylie Minogue, who is set to play at the same venue on February 15, is close to selling out her singular performance and offers her most affordable ticketing from $152.75.
Singer Bryan Adams is the next major act after Drake and has fully sold out his ticket allocation.
RAC Arena and Live Nation chose not to provide a comment regarding the rapper’s ticket sales at this time.
Drake’s return to Australia marks his first national performances since 2017’s Boy Meets World Tour.
Arriving in Melbourne on January 29, the rapper played a private show at a karaoke bar for approximately 100 guests after claiming to have won $700,000 at Crown Melbourne casino.
It remains to be seen which supporting acts may join the rapper on stage in Australia, with 21 Savage and J. Cole featuring in his North American 2023-24 campaign It’s All A Blur Tour.
Fans may argue the rap star timed his appearances in Australia to avoid being drawn into a wave of impending success for his arch nemesis Kendrick Lamar.
And it may genuinely be affecting his popularity Down Under.
The Californian has been “beefing” with Drake in recent years and claimed five Grammy awards on Monday, which all centred around a diss track targeting his Canadian foe.
The hit Not Like Us referred to Drake as a “paedophile” and accused him of taking an interest in underage women.
Lamar is also scheduled to perform at Super Bowl LIX’s half time show on February 10.
Canadian rap star Drake drew a sea of onlookers while getting drinks in Cottesloe on Saturday, but he’d much prefer the same interest was converted to ticket sales of his local shows that kick-off on Tuesday night.
The One Dance singer slurped oysters with his entourage at Gibney before a not-so-stealthy bathroom pit-stop at the Cottesloe Beach Hotel caught the eye of hundreds of revellers.
On Monday the five-time Grammy winner was spotted at one of Perth’s most well known restaurants, Nobu.
Drake seems to be fan of the fine-dining chain as he and his entourage were spotted at the Melbourne location last week.
Announcing in early December that The Anita Max Win Tour would arrive at RAC Arena on February 4, the star’s Aussie tour promoter Live Nation swiftly added a second show for the following night “to meet ongoing demand for tickets”.
RAC Arena’s ticket page has continued to tell fans that “tickets will be in high demand so be sure to get in quick!”
However, with less than 36 hours before the 38-year-old takes the stage in Perth, a portion of standing general admission and seated tickets for both nights remain available.
Devout followers can witness the five-time Grammy winner bust out global hits for just $79.90 and $99.90 respectively, hardly a squeeze on local wallets.
Standing tickets at RAC Arena offer the best views and mosh-like atmosphere. They can be bought for $288.30.
The figure — which may sound steep to locals — matches the Hotline Bling hitmaker’s most inexpensive ticketing options at Melbourne’s Rod Laver Arena where he will perform across four nights.
Live Nation released further GA and VIP ticketing options on Monday for the RAC Arena shows.
National treasure Kylie Minogue, who is set to play at the same venue on February 15, is close to selling out her singular performance and offers her most affordable ticketing from $152.75.
Singer Bryan Adams is the next major act after Drake and has fully sold out his ticket allocation.
RAC Arena and Live Nation chose not to provide a comment regarding the rapper’s ticket sales at this time.
Drake’s return to Australia marks his first national performances since 2017’s Boy Meets World Tour.
Arriving in Melbourne on January 29, the rapper played a private show at a karaoke bar for approximately 100 guests after claiming to have won $700,000 at Crown Melbourne casino.
It remains to be seen which supporting acts may join the rapper on stage in Australia, with 21 Savage and J. Cole featuring in his North American 2023-24 campaign It’s All A Blur Tour.
Fans may argue the rap star timed his appearances in Australia to avoid being drawn into a wave of impending success for his arch nemesis Kendrick Lamar.
And it may genuinely be affecting his popularity Down Under.
The Californian has been “beefing” with Drake in recent years and claimed five Grammy awards on Monday, which all centred around a diss track targeting his Canadian foe.
The hit Not Like Us referred to Drake as a “paedophile” and accused him of taking an interest in underage women.
Lamar is also scheduled to perform at Super Bowl LIX’s half time show on February 10.
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