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Robbie Williams Sydney is the third stop of the BRITPOP World Tour in Australia and New Zealand: Saturday 14 November 2026 at Accor Stadium in Sydney Olympic Park, with the show listed to start at 5pm. The tour opens at Adelaide Oval on 7 November, then plays Marvel Stadium in Melbourne on 11 November. This guide covers tickets, getting to the stadium, where to stay and how to spend a few days in Sydney.
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Robbie Williams Sydney at a glance
The BRITPOP World Tour
Robbie Williams has built one of the biggest catalogues in British pop, with six albums in the UK’s all-time top 100 sellers, a record 16 UK number one albums and 18 BRIT Awards, more than any other act. Songs like “Angels”, “Feel”, “Better Man” and “Let Me Entertain You” turn a stadium into a singalong, and his Australian crowds have a reputation for knowing every word. The tour supports his 13th studio album, Britpop.
After Sydney the tour moves on to Newcastle on 17 November, Brisbane on 20 November, Auckland on 24 November and Christchurch on 28 November. The stadium’s event page lists UK band The Lottery Winners as the opening act and says Sydney-born G Flip will also perform. Show times are marked as to be confirmed there, so check the venue and ticket page closer to the date.
Tickets
Tickets for the Australian shows went on sale in March through the official ticket agent, Ticketmaster. If the face-value seats you want have gone, resale marketplaces such as Hello Tickets and Ticombo list tickets for the Sydney show. Resale prices are set by sellers and can sit above or below face value, so compare sections and fees before you buy.
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Check live availability and seat maps for Robbie Williams at Accor Stadium on 14 November 2026.
The venue: Accor Stadium
Accor Stadium is the main stadium at Sydney Olympic Park, in Homebush, about 14 km west of the city centre. Built for the 2000 Olympics, it holds around 80,000 people for big events and hosts major rugby league, football and concert nights. It is an open-air stadium, so pack for the weather.
The stadium is inside the Olympic Park precinct, next to Olympic Park railway station, so most fans reach it by train rather than on foot from the city. Check the stadium’s official site for bag rules, entry times and standing-area guidelines before the show.
Where to sit: seat map
For this show the stage sits at the bottom of the map, with a runway reaching into the floor. Standing fans are in front of and behind the stage runway, with seated floor blocks behind them, and the stadium levels curve round the top and sides. The map below shows how it fits together.
- GA Front: standing, closest to the stage and runway.
- GA Rear: standing, set back behind GA Front.
- Seated floor (A, B, C and D blocks): seats on the floor at ground level, behind the standing areas.
- Level 100: the lower bowl around the field, with inner (-1) and outer (-2) sections.
- Level 300: the block at the far end of the stadium, facing the stage.
- Level 400: mid-level sections along the sides.
- Level 600: the outermost sections along the sides, the highest and furthest seats.
If you are choosing between standing and seated, think about how you like to watch a show. Standing puts you closer but on your feet for the whole night, while a seat in the lower bowl gives you a raised, more comfortable view of the stage.
Getting there and getting around
Flights
Sydney Airport (Kingsford Smith) is the main gateway, and it connects to the city by train. Most international visitors need an Australian visa or electronic travel authority before flying, so confirm entry requirements on the official government site.
To the stadium
- Train: Olympic Park station is inside the precinct, a short walk from the stadium. Trains run regularly between Lidcombe and Olympic Park, and Transport for NSW adds extra and express trains for major events. Use the Trip Planner on the Transport for NSW site or app for your journey.
- Bus: regular routes 525, 526 and 533 serve the precinct, and special event buses run from areas across Sydney when a big event is scheduled. Check the events page for this show.
- Ferry: the nearest wharf is Sydney Olympic Park Wharf, about a 40-minute walk from the stadium, with the route 526 bus connecting to the venue. Ferries can reach capacity on busy event days.
- Driving: on-site parking is close to the venue, but casual parking is very limited at major events. Pre-booking is available until 11:59pm the night before, and a flat fee applies on select event days.
- Taxi and rideshare: taxi ranks are on Herb Elliott Avenue near the Pullman hotel. Road closures can slow pick-ups, so allow extra time.
The stadium is too far from the CBD to walk, so plan your journey home before the show. Trains and buses are busiest straight after the last song, and waiting a short while before you leave can make the queue easier.
Where to stay
The most convenient bases are Sydney Olympic Park and Homebush, right next to the stadium, or the CBD, Darling Harbour and Pyrmont, which have a wider choice of hotels, restaurants and sights and a train or event-bus ride to the show. Saturday concert nights push prices up, so book early and choose a flexible rate if you can.
Suggested hotel: The Darling at The Star
The Darling is a 5-star hotel within The Star Sydney in Pyrmont, near Darling Harbour. It has 114 rooms and suites, a 25-metre heated pool, a spa and access to the resort’s restaurants. A light rail station sits beneath the hotel, with links to Darling Harbour and the city, so you can connect to the trains for the stadium. It suits a longer trip where the hotel is part of the experience.
A 5-star hotel in Pyrmont, close to Darling Harbour, with light rail beneath the building.
Check AvailabilityThings to do in Sydney
If you are travelling for the show, add a day or two. Sydney’s best-known sights cluster around the harbour, and the train network makes it easy to move between the city and Olympic Park.
Sydney Opera House guided tour
A guided tour with an entrance ticket takes you inside the Opera House, one of the best-known buildings in the world. It is a good morning or daytime plan before an afternoon show.
Whale watching cruise
A whale watching cruise from Sydney Harbour is a popular way to get out on the water. Whale watching is seasonal, so check the available dates for your trip in the widget below.
Blue Mountains day trip
The Blue Mountains are the classic day trip from Sydney. This tour includes a waterfall walk and lunch. It takes most of a day, so it works best the day before or after the show rather than on show day.
Practical tips for fans
- Arrive early. Entry queues take longer on a big stadium night, and Olympic Park is busy before and after the show.
- Check Accor Stadium’s bag policy and entry details before you leave your hotel.
- Plan your ride home in advance, and check the Transport for NSW app for event services and disruptions.
- November is late spring in Sydney, and the stadium is open-air, so pack sun protection and a light layer for the evening.
- Only buy tickets from sellers you trust, and compare resale prices against face value.
Planning more live music travel? Browse our concert travel guides, or see the Adelaide and Melbourne guides for the other Australian dates.
FAQ
When and where is Robbie Williams in Sydney?
Robbie Williams plays Accor Stadium in Sydney Olympic Park on Saturday 14 November 2026, with the show listed to start at 5:00pm. It is part of the BRITPOP World Tour in Australia and New Zealand.
Where can I buy Robbie Williams Sydney tickets?
Face-value tickets were sold through Ticketmaster, the official ticket agent. Resale tickets are listed on marketplaces such as Hello Tickets and Ticombo, where prices are set by sellers and can differ from face value.
How do I get to Accor Stadium?
Olympic Park station is inside the precinct, a short walk from the stadium, and extra trains run for major events. Event buses also run from areas across Sydney, and on-site parking is limited and should be pre-booked.
Who is supporting Robbie Williams in Sydney?
The stadium’s event page lists The Lottery Winners as the opening act and says G Flip will also perform. Check the venue and ticket page closer to the date for the final line-up and times.
What are the seating options at Accor Stadium?
The floor has GA Front standing, GA Rear standing and seated A, B, C and D blocks. The stadium has Level 100 (lower bowl) plus Levels 300, 400 and 600. Check the ticket page for what is on sale.
Where should I stay for the concert?
Sydney Olympic Park and Homebush are closest to the stadium, while the CBD, Darling Harbour and Pyrmont have the widest choice. The Darling at The Star in Pyrmont has a light rail station beneath it. Book early, as concert nights push prices up.
Which airport should I fly into for Sydney?
Sydney Airport (Kingsford Smith) is the main airport, and it connects to the city by train. From the city, take a train to Olympic Park for the stadium.
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