Daniel Caesar has expanded his Son of Spergy Tour with new dates across Australia and Latin America, extending a run that Billboard reports is his biggest global tour to date and his first headline arena tour.

The Australian leg opens Thursday, 5 November at Afterpay Arena in Sydney — the venue formerly known as Qudos Bank Arena — before stops at Melbourne's Rod Laver Arena on Sunday, 8 November and Brisbane Entertainment Centre on Thursday, 12 November. The Latin American stretch follows late in the year: Bogotá on 29 November, São Paulo on 2 December, Buenos Aires on 5 December, Lima on 8 December, and a closing night at Movistar Arena in Santiago, Chile on 10 December (Billboard).

For Australian fans, the timeline is tight. Mastercard, Vodafone and Live Nation presales begin Wednesday, 6 August. General sale follows Friday, 7 August at 2 p.m. local time via livenation.com.au.

The tour takes its name from Caesar's fourth studio album, Son of Spergy, released on 24 October 2025. The live run launched in May with a run across Asia and is currently working through North America, according to Billboard.

The North American and European legs are already well mapped. Caesar's official website lists Canadian dates through early August — two nights at Toronto's Scotiabank Arena (2–3 August), Ottawa's Canadian Tire Centre (5 August), Montreal's Centre Bell (6 August), Winnipeg's Canada Life Centre (10 August), Edmonton's Rogers Place (13 August), Calgary's Scotiabank Saddledome (14 August), and two nights at Vancouver's Rogers Arena (16–17 August). Several US shows are already sold out, including Portland's Moda Center on 18 August, two nights at San Francisco's Chase Center (20–21 August) and two at Anaheim's Honda Center (23–24 August), per his website.

The European leg picks up at the end of August. Caesar is billed for the All Points East festival in London on 29 August, followed by a headline night at The O2 on 2 September. Further dates run through Manchester's Co-op Live (4 September), Amsterdam's Ziggo Dome (6 September), Brussels' Forest National (8 September), Paris's Adidas Arena (9 September) and Cologne's LANXESS Arena (11 September). A Corona Capital festival appearance in Mexico City is listed for 20–22 November.

What makes this stand out is the sheer scale of the routing. Between the arena nights already on the books and the newly added hemisphere-hopping legs, the Son of Spergy Tour touches five continents — Asia, North America, Europe, Australia and South America — within a single calendar year. For an artist whose previous tours played smaller rooms, the jump to arenas across this many markets is a clear signal of audience growth measured in ticket demand, not press releases.

For fans, this means acting fast — particularly in Australia, where the general sale window opens in days and several North American shows have already hit capacity.