Justice are back for their Australian 2025 Tour, their first national tour in over a decade. Known for their aggressive sound design, neon-drenched visuals, and iconic cross logo, the duo will bring their Hyperdrama tour to four cities: Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, and Perth.
Justice Australian 2025 Tour dates are expected to sell out fast, with fans eager to witness their new live production inspired by the duo’s latest album, released on Ed Banger Records. Since exploding onto the scene with their 2007 debut † (Cross), Justice have maintained a cult following that spans electro, indie rock, and club scenes alike.
Their return has been teased for months via cryptic social media posts and visual trailers. Now, the full vision is confirmed: new music, a bold new stage design, and an immersive audiovisual experience designed to merge analogue chaos with digital futurism.
This is more than just a DJ tour—it’s a multi-sensory event. The Justice Australian 2025 Tour marks a new era for the duo and a major moment for Australian fans. Each night promises a seamless blend of tracks from Cross, Audio, Video, Disco, Woman, and Hyperdrama, all reinvented for their maximalist live setup.
Expect thunderous beats, cathedral-grade lighting, and spine-tingling bass. After years of solo projects and remix work, Justice are back together in full force—and they’re bringing the church of electro with them.
Tour kicks off in Sydney with Hyperdrama Live Show
The Justice Australian 2025 Tour begins in Sydney at Hordern Pavilion on 5 March. One of Australia’s most iconic mid-sized venues, Hordern provides the perfect blend of intimacy and scale to launch the tour.
Fans can expect to hear new Hyperdrama singles like Generator, One Night/All Night featuring Tame Impala, and Incognito with Miguel. These tracks, already making waves online, expand the duo’s sound into funk, soul, and psych-pop territory without losing their signature crunch.
The Sydney show will also serve as the Australian debut for the Hyperdrama stage setup—a grid of kinetic lights and vintage synth racks that respond in real-time to the duo’s performance.
This tour leans heavily into Justice’s live roots, moving far beyond a DJ set into the realm of concert theatre. Expect laser-perfect timing, intense crowd reactions, and visuals that sync perfectly to every distorted drop.
Melbourne, Brisbane and Perth follow in rapid succession
After Sydney, the Justice Australian 2025 Tour moves to Melbourne’s Sidney Myer Music Bowl on 7 March. As one of Australia’s premier outdoor venues, the Bowl adds a new dimension to Justice’s light show, offering a wide open skyline for their massive lighting rig.
Brisbane’s Riverstage follows on 9 March, where the city’s subtropical setting meets the raw energy of the French duo’s set. Finally, the tour wraps up in Perth at Red Hill Auditorium on 11 March—a venue carved into the natural landscape with panoramic views over the city.
Each show will retain core elements of the Hyperdrama setup, but small production tweaks will give each city a unique flavour. Fans are encouraged to arrive early, with support acts from the Ed Banger family expected to join the tour.
While full lineups haven’t yet been announced, names like SebastiAn, Busy P, or even Australian favourites like The Presets or Touch Sensitive would make perfect sense. What’s clear is that each show will be more than just a nostalgia trip—this is Justice evolving.
Hyperdrama new phase of Justice
At the centre of the Justice Australian 2025 Tour is the album Hyperdrama—an ambitious new body of work that pushes the duo into unexplored sonic territory. Where their earlier records blended harsh distortion with disco swagger, the new project softens the edges slightly to explore groove, melody and vocal-forward production.
Collaborations with Tame Impala, Miguel, Thundercat, and The Weeknd point to their growing studio ambitions. But even with smoother textures, Hyperdrama doesn’t abandon the duo’s roots. Their live show still leans into moments of pure chaos, breakneck energy, and warehouse rave nostalgia.
The album’s visual identity also plays a major role in this tour. Expect oversized LED crosses, live camera feeds, strobes synced to every snare, and crowd silhouettes cast in deep orange haze. This is music made for big spaces—and designed to overwhelm the senses.
Justice have always embraced contrast: church and club, rock and rave, sacred and profane. The Hyperdrama tour encapsulates that duality better than ever.
Travel to Justice Australian 2025 Tour
Each city on the Justice Australian 2025 Tour is easily accessible by air and rail. For international fans, fly into Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane or Perth via Skyscanner and use local transit or rideshare services to reach venues.
Domestic travel between dates is possible, especially for fans following the full tour. Sydney to Melbourne is under 90 minutes by air. Other cities have similar times.
Hotels near Justice Australian 2025 Tour venues
Accommodation varies by city but is widely available. In Sydney, check Booking.com for hotels near Moore Park. Melbourne’s city centre is close to the Sidney Myer Music Bowl. Brisbane’s Riverstage is walkable from the CBD, while Perth’s Red Hill Auditorium may require a short drive or shuttle.
If you’re planning multiple shows, consider making it a week-long music trip. Australia’s late summer is perfect for travel, and hotel prices tend to spike around major events—book early and look for tour-friendly deals on Booking.com.
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Justice Australian 2025 Tour is shaping up to be a major highlight of next year’s global dance calendar. With Hyperdrama as their new creative core and a long-awaited return to the stage, this is Justice at their boldest. If you’ve never seen them live, now is the
