Fridayz Live Sydney Olympic Park Tickets - ENGIE Stadium

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Mariah Carey

5 concerts

Mariah Carey is a singer/songwriter/producer, the best-selling female artist with 200+ million albums sold and 19 Billboard Hot 100 #1 singles. A Songwriters Hall of Fame inductee, she’s won multiple Grammys and Billboard’s Artist of the Decade.

Pitbull

20 concerts

Armando Christian Pérez, known as Pitbull, is a GRAMMY Award-winning independent international superstar. He founded Mr. 305, Voli 305 Vodka, and SiriusXM’s Globalization, and partnered with FIU to rename its stadium Pitbull Stadium.

Eve

8 concerts

Philadelphia-born rapper Eve rose with Ruff Ryders, scoring a Billboard 200 #1 debut with 1999’s Let There Be Eve...Ruff Ryders’ First Lady. Hits include “Let Me Blow Ya Mind” with Gwen Stefani, which won a 2002 Grammy.

Wiz Khalifa

2 concerts

Multi-platinum, GRAMMY and Golden Globe-nominated artist Wiz Khalifa broke out with 2011 debut Rolling Papers, featuring Black and Yellow. His 2014 album Blacc Hollywood debuted #1, and See You Again topped charts in 95 countries.

Lil Jon

12 concerts

Lil Jon, born Jonathan Smith in Atlanta, is an American rapper and record producer, pioneering the crunk subgenre of hip-hop. As frontman of Lil Jon & the East Side Boyz, he delivered hits like "Get Low" and "Lovers and Friends," plus the EDM hit "Turn Down for What." He continues to release new music and is currently touring, also engaging in health and wellness initiatives.

Tinie Tempah

13 concerts

Tinie Tempah broke through with Pass Out in 2010, reshaping UK rap. He has 3 Top Ten albums and 7 number 1s, plus a lasting cultural legacy that helped pave the way for Britain’s Black music revolution.

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Jordin Sparks

Phoenix-born pop/R&B singer, American Idol S6 winner. Billboard Top 10 albums; hits “Tattoo” & Grammy-nom “No Air” w/ Chris Brown. NAACP, BET, AMA, PC Awards; Broadway.

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ENGIE Stadium Multi-purpose Stadium Capacity: 23,500

Grand Parade, Sydney Olympic Park, 2127

About ENGIE Stadium

ENGIE Stadium is a 23,500-capacity multi-purpose stadium located within Sydney Olympic Park, originally built as the main baseball venue for the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games. This boutique arena, home to AFL's GWS Giants and BBL's Sydney Thunder, offers an intimate atmosphere for major sporting events, large-scale concerts, and the annual Sydney Royal Easter Show.