MELBOURNE, Australia — The year 2025 was a record-breaking one for Untitled Group, which posted more than 800,000 tickets sold, a new high on its 10th anniversary.
That’s up from a then-record 630,000 tickets shifted across its events and tours in 2024, and 500,000 tickets sold in 2023.
The independent Melbourne-based concerts, festivals and events promoter delivered 180 live events last year, and hosted upwards of 70 artist tours across Australia.
Its “milestone year” including a sold-out Beyond The Valley, which gathered a record 40,000 attendees; a sold-out RÜFÜS DU SOL national tour; the coast-to-coast Wildlands festival; and Dom Dolla’s Dec. 20 performance at Sydney’s Allianz Stadium, the first-ever stadium show in Australia by a homegrown DJ.
That’s after Untitled landed for the first time in the top 20 (at No. 12) on Billboard’s 2025 Mid-Year Top Promoters, with US$51.5 million gross, on 542,000 attendance across 87 shows during the six-month reporting period.
RDS’s arena tour of Australia and New Zealand was a blockbuster, and they’re now recognized as the highest-selling electronic touring act of all time in these parts.
As previously reported, the Australasian leg of RDS’s run sold more than 180,000 tickets across dates in Perth, Adelaide, Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, and Auckland, according to Untitled, setting new attendance marks at Sydney Qudos Bank Arena and Outer Fields at Auckland’s Western Springs.
The new year starts with an ace. Untitled Group curates and programs AO Live, which returns to Melbourne for the Australian Open with performances from The Kid LAROI, Reneé Rapp, The Veronicas, Spacey Jane, Peggy Gou, Sofi Tukker and more.
AO Live is the only music festival in the world staged at a Grand Slam tennis tournament, set for five days from Jan. 28. Upcoming tours include Good Charlotte and Wu-Tang Clan, plus the four-day Pitch Music & Arts fest, which returns for its 9th edition in March 2026.
