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After two years out of the spotlight, Lewis Capaldi is back – and he’s bringing his stadium-sized sing-alongs and that self-effacing charm to Melbourne’s Rod Laver Arena this weekend. After wowing crowds at his first show on Wednesday night, we just know the next two shows will be just as special.
When is Lewis Capaldi in Melbourne?
The Scottish superstar will be performing at the Rod Laver Arena on Friday, December 12 and Saturday, December 13.
Are there any Lewis Capaldi tickets left?
The Saturday night show is sold out, but there are still a few tickets available for the Friday night show – try your luck over here.
How to get to the Lewis Capaldi Melbourne concerts
As you’d expect, public transport is the quickest option – with trains, trams and buses running from throughout the city to Rod Laver Arena. If you’re driving, parking is available at the Eastern Plaza Car Park (Entrance D on Olympic Boulevard), but must be pre-booked.
What time will Lewis Capaldi come on stage?
Gates will open at 6pm, with entry via Gate 3 for general admission, or Gates 4 and 5 for reserved seating. The show is slated to kick off around 7pm, though timings may shift – because, well, live music.
What can I bring to the Lewis Capaldi Melbourne shows?
Any bag you bring to the show must be A4 size or smaller, and prohibited items include: umbrellas (unless stored under your seat), large bags, prams, laptops not stored in small bags, alcohol, professional cameras, glass, metal drink bottles over 750ml, large banners, instruments, selfie sticks, drones and anything that can’t fit under a seat.
What’s the full setlist for Lewis Capaldi tour in Melbourne?
After Wednesday night's first show, the setlist looks like this:
Survive
Grace
Heavenly Kind of State of Mind
Forever
Wish You the Best
Love the Hell Out of You
Almost
Bruises
Pointless
Something in the Heavens
Leave Me Slowly
Forget Me
The Pretender
The Day That I Die
Before You Go
Who will be supporting Lewis Capaldi in Melbourne?
Capaldi will be joined on stage by Irish singer-songwriter Aaron Rowe, and Central Coast indie-pop artist Fletcher Kent.
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