Kid Cudi Hints at Full Australian Tour After Festival Success

Kid Cudi, the Cleveland-born rapper and singer, has indicated that he is planning a full tour of Australia after his recent performances at major festivals in the country. This marks his first return to Australian stages in over a decade, with Cudi expressing gratitude and excitement for the warm reception he received from fans during his appearances.

During the New Year’s celebrations, Cudi performed at both the Wildlands Festival and Beyond The Valley, two prominent events organized by Untitled Group. In a video shared on his Instagram Story on January 3, 2024, he reflected on his trip, calling it “epic” and emphasized his desire to return for a comprehensive tour across Australia.

In his message to fans, Cudi said, “This whole trip, New Zealand, Australia — this whole little tour was f—ing epic.” He acknowledged the enthusiastic crowds, sharing that witnessing fans “losing their s—t to every song” and “singing every word” meant a great deal to him. He reassured attendees, stating, “I’ll be back soon,” and mentioned that he has been “planting the seeds for a little tour down under.”

While specific dates and routing details for the anticipated tour have not yet been confirmed, his comments have ignited excitement among Australian fans. Many have eagerly awaited a full headline show from Cudi, who has not performed extensively in the region for many years.

Cudi’s performance at the Wildlands Festival on January 1, 2024, was part of a lineup that included artists like Dom Dolla and Addison Rae. The festival commenced at Brisbane Showgrounds before moving to Arena Joondalup in Perth for a follow-up show on January 3. The single-day event, produced by Untitled Group, showcased a diverse selection of artists including Chris Stussy, KETTAMA, Luude, 070 Shake, and Cassian.

Beyond The Valley, which took place at Barunah Plains in Victoria from December 28, 2023, to January 1, 2024, celebrated its milestone 10th anniversary. The festival, which was supported by triple j and Visit Victoria, sold out instantly and welcomed approximately 40,000 attendees. This landmark edition featured memorable performances, including Dom Dolla ringing in the New Year and Addison Rae making her festival debut.

As anticipation builds for Cudi’s potential tour, fans remain hopeful for an official announcement that will detail the dates and locations for what promises to be a memorable return to Australia. Cudi has teased that he intends to deliver “a full set” encompassing his biggest hits, lesser-known tracks, and new material, assuring audiences that his next visit will be “right.”