Yung Gravy Tour 2023 : Where to buy tickets and more

Yung Gravy has revealed a brand new string of tour dates for Australia and New Zealand, with nine performances scheduled for February 2023.

On February 10, the rapper will make his debut in Sydney, and then on February 11, he will go to Adelaide for the second stop on his tour (February 11). After that, he will put on shows in Perth, Brisbane, and Melbourne before flying to New Zealand for performances in Christchurch, Wellington, Auckland, and Dunedin.

This tour promotes Gravy’s third studio album, “Marvelous,” which was released by Republic a little over a month ago. According to NME critic Kyann-Sian Williams, “nothing on this record suggests much durability or integrity in Yung Gravy’s career,” earning a score of 2/5. This led to the album receiving a two-star rating.

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What is the cost of tickets to see Yung Gravy?

Tickets to see Yung Gravy can be purchased for as little as $51.00, with the average price coming in at $70.00.

How much are the tickets for the first row to see Yung Gravy?

Tickets for the front row of a Yung Gravy show cost an average of $150.00 each.

Where can I purchase these tickets?

This coming Friday, November 11, at 10 a.m., local time, tickets will go on sale, and a pre-sale will begin at the same time but one day earlier (November 10).

Stubhub, Ticketmaster, Ticketnetwork, Vividseats, Viagigo, Livenation, and SeatGeek are some online marketplaces where one can purchase tickets.

What is the setlist for Yung Gravy’s performance?

Some of Yung Gravy’s finest songs include the following, though his setlists often vary from show to show:

· oops!

· Mr. Clean

· Betty (Get Money)

· Welcome to Chilis

· Whip A Tesla

· 1 Thot 2 Thot Red Thot Blue Thot

· The Boys Are Back In Town

· Gravy Train

· Magic

· shining on my ex

Yung Gravy’s 2023 Australian and New Zealand tour dates are:

FEBRUARY
Friday 10 – Warrang/Sydney, Enmore Theatre
Saturday 11 – Kaurna/Adelaide, Hindley Street Music Hall
Friday 17 – Boorloo/Perth, Astor Theatre
Saturday 18 – Meanjin/Brisbane, Fortitude Music Hall
Sunday 19 – Naarm/Melbourne, The Forum
Tuesday 21 – Ōtautahi/Christchurch, (venue TBA)
Thursday 23 – Te Whanganui-a-Tara/Wellington, (venue TBA)
Friday 24 – Tāmaki Makaurau/Auckland, Bruce Mason Centre
Saturday 25 – Ōtepoti/Dunedin, (venue TBA)

Bottom Lines

Yung Gravy, whose actual name is Matthew Hauri, is a rapper from Minnesota. He is also known by various stage names, such as Mr. Clean, Mr. Butter, and The Young Steve Harvey. Yung Gravy’s real name is Matthew Hauri.

In 2016, he released his first extended play (EP), “Me Clean.” That same year, he began his career as a musician. Despite this, he did not reveal his identity on the internet until October 2017, when he posted the first music video he had created. He has now released seven extended plays (EPs), one mixtape, and three full-length albums, the most recent of which is 2020’s ‘Gasanova.’ He is widely recognized for his album covers, designed in the style of pinups, as well as his antique mannerisms and musical samples.