A timeless indie rap-rock band with hit music spanning two decades, MG Live and Frontier Touring are excited to welcome Gym Class Heroes back to Australia and New Zealand for a series of headline shows this March.  

The Stereo Hearts hit makers will kick off the tour at Melbourne’s Northcote Theatre on Wednesday 6 March, then to Brisbane on Friday 8 March for a show at The Fortitude Music Hall, Liberty Hall, Sydney on Saturday 9 March, before heading across to New Zealand for a show at Auckland’s Powerstation on Tuesday 12 March. 

Frontier Member presale begins Wednesday 7 February from 11am local time, before the general on sale begins Friday 9 February from 10am local time. Tickets and tour information via frontiertouring.com/gymclassheroes. 

Known best for hits including ‘Cupid’s Chokehold’, ‘Stereo Hearts’ (feat. Adam Levine), ‘The Queen and I’ and ‘Ass Back Home’ (feat. Neon Hitch), there is no doubt that Gym Class Heroes are a band that have created lasting musical memories for their fans across the globe. From small beginnings in the late 90s, Gym Class Heroes – Travie McCoy (lead vocals), Matt McGinley (drums), Disashi Lumumba-Kasongo (guitar) and Ralfy Valencia (bass) – became key figures in the indie rock industry and tastemakers in the rap-rock genre.  

With frontman Travie McCoy visiting Australia and New Zealand last year, performing at the 2023 edition of Fridayz Live, belting out hits from his solo career (Billionaire feat. Bruno Mars, Golden feat. Sia and We’ll Be Alright), fans went wild for his tributes to Gym Class Heroes, proving the band have remained close to their hearts.  

Spending recent years focusing on solo projects, 2023 marked a reunion for Gym Class Heroes. The band performed at When We Were Young Festival alongside Green Day, Blink-182 and Thirty Seconds to Mars, as well as supporting All Time Low on their The Sound Of Letting Go on Tour, to a huge reception from fans past and present. Recently releasing the Club Mix of their 2005 track ‘Cupid’s Chokehold’ featuring the memorable vocals of Fall Out Boy’s Patrick Stump, proving the timeless effect of their music, Gym Class Heroes are well and truly back on the scene.  

With Travie McCoy returning to Australia less than 12 months since his last visit, the arrival of Gym Class Heroes as a full band back on our shores is highly anticipated. With unwavering vocals and infectious energy, these special headlines shows are not to be missed!