Robbie Williams has told fans he is "pumped" to be back in Australia, sharing a shirtless photo on Instagram hours before opening the Australian leg of his BRITPOP World Tour.
The 52-year-old singer took the stage at the Adelaide Oval in Adelaide, the coastal capital of South Australia, on Saturday, November 7. In the post, he appeared in jeans and a hat, flexing his muscles with the caption: "PUMPED to be back in Australia … See you tonight Adelaide x."
Fans React to Singer's Post
Many followers responded to the photo, with some expressing excitement for the upcoming shows and others complimenting his appearance. One comment read, "We are ready for you darl," while another said, "You're looking great and in good shape, Mr. Williams... keep it up!" A third added, "We are waiting for you Robbie."
Another fan wrote: "Wow Rob!!!!! When I think about how much you've struggled over the years, it makes me so happy to see you like this! I truly hope you feel as amazing as you look and that you're exactly where you've always wanted to be. You deserve it, handsome! Have the best time in Australia!"
Tour Dates Across Australia and Beyond
The next stop on the tour is Marvel Stadium in Melbourne on November 11, followed by Accor Stadium in Sydney on November 14. Williams will also perform at McDonald Jones Stadium in Newcastle on November 17, with the final Australian date at Suncorp Stadium on November 20.
He then heads to New Zealand for concerts in Auckland on November 24 and Christchurch on November 28. A further show is scheduled in Woolloongabba, Brisbane, on December 5, before the tour moves to Lima, Peru, on December 12.
European dates are planned for summer 2027, including a sold-out performance at Lytham Festival in Lancashire on July 3, with additional shows in Ireland, the Netherlands, Bulgaria and Czech Republic.
Recent Autism Diagnosis
The tour news follows the former Take That star's revelation that he has been diagnosed with autism, after a previous ADHD diagnosis. Williams joked that he was thrilled with the news, calling it a "get out of jail free card" to say what he likes.
He shared: "I have ADHD and I just found out I have a bit of autism as well, which I actually f****** love because it explains so much. It is my get-out-of-jail-free card now, and all the weird s*** that I do I just say, 'Sorry, I'm autistic.'"
He added: "With the ADHD you can completely and utterly concentrate on something 1000 per cent, but with absolutely everything else, you just cannot do it. Ask my kids."
