Grentperez Brings Backflips in a Restaurant Tour Home
After building a solid reputation from his bedroom in Sydney to festival stages around the world, grentperez is finally giving fans in Australia and New Zealand what they’ve been waiting for—his Backflips in a Restaurant Tour. The 23-year-old singer-songwriter is set to embark on a string of headline shows across both countries, adding new dates straight after wrapping up his North American and European legs.
The tour fires off on Thursday, October 30, 2025, in Fremantle. Then it’s rolling into Adelaide and Melbourne before hopping over the Tasman Sea for a much-anticipated set at Auckland Town Hall’s Great Hall on November 7. The following weekend, Brisbane gets its turn as he takes over The Tivoli on November 9.
Grentperez has come a long way since uploading laidback tunes to YouTube. His story’s packed with overnight success moments—think sold-out headline shows alongside appearances at massive festivals like Lollapalooza. He’s even landed opening slots for big acts like Rex Orange County and Wallows, lending him both indie credibility and the kind of confidence you can hear in his music.
A Genre-Blending Sound and Debut Album Drop
The tour isn’t happening in isolation. It’s all centered around his debut album, also titled Backflips in a Restaurant. This record isn’t easy to label—grentperez seamlessly mixes R&B, indie-folk, symphonic pop, and a variety of other influences that keep listeners guessing. The album promises genuine stories, subtle production tricks, and the easygoing charm that first won him an audience online.
What sets grentperez apart isn’t only his knack for catchy hooks, but the way he makes intimate, genre-mashing music that sounds made for friends as much as for festival crowds. It’s honest, fresh, and carries that unmistakable energy of someone who’s basically grown up recording tunes in his own bedroom—only now, the world is listening.
Fans eager for a spot at one of these shows should move fast—tickets are available now through Live Nation’s official websites for both Australian and New Zealand dates. While VIP packages are mostly highlighted for North America, Australians and New Zealanders are encouraged to check the fine print on ticketing platforms for their shot at exclusive experiences, up-close performances, or maybe even a backstage selfie.
With this run, grentperez isn’t just revisiting home soil; he’s cementing his journey from local up-and-comer to a name that’s cropping up on lineups around the globe. Expectations are high, and if his recent gigs are anything to go by, nobody’s leaving disappointed.
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