Boyz II Men Australia and New Zealand Tour

Overview

The best-selling R&B group of all time, Boyz II Men, is headed back to our shores, and they're bringing along a pair of fellow legends too. With more than 64 million albums sold — and four Grammys to boot — the silky smooth trio of Nathan Morris, Wanya Morris and Shawn Stockman are taking over sprawling outdoor venues and arenas nationwide this November and December, including a top-billed slot as part of A Day On The Green.

Joined by Salt-N-Pepa and Bell Biv DeVoe, each night is bound to be wall-to-wall classics, with Boyz II Men amassing huge global fame on the back of megahits like 'End of the Road' — which stayed at number one on the Billboard Hot 100 for 13 weeks — and 'I'll Make Love To You', a number one hit in both Australia and New Zealand when released back in 1994.

As for the support acts, they're bringing their own soundtrack of international hits. Salt-N-Pepa, aka The First Ladies of Rap, have sold more than 15 million albums over the years, with anthems like 'Push It', 'Shoop', 'Whatta Man' and 'Let's Talk About Sex' making them not only iconic, but genuinely boundary-pushing artists in their own right.

Not to be overlooked, R&B and hip-hop pioneers Bell Biv DeVoe elevated the new jack swing movement, blending R&B harmonies, hip-hop beats and pop melodies into a groundbreaking sound that changed the 90s music landscape. With this star-studded trio set to tour Australia and New Zealand across a string of dates, settle in for a landmark tour stacked with era-defining artists.

Tour Dates: 

• Perth: Thursday, November 26 at RAC Arena
• Auckland: Tuesday, December 1 at Spark Arena
• Sydney: Friday, December 4 at TikTok Entertainment Centre

A Day On The Green: 

• Geelong: Saturday, November 28 at Mount Duneed Estate
• Bimbadgen: Saturday, December 5 at Pokolbin
• Mount Cotton: Sunday, December 6 at Sirromet Wines

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