Dom Dolla Says “There’s No Slowing Down” Next Year as He Talks Touring and New Music

26 Nov at 07:27

Dom Dolla Prepares Stadium Spectacle After Record-Breaking Run

Dom Dolla at the world premiere of F1® The Movie in Times Square, June 16, 2025 — Mike Coppola/Getty Images — Dom Dolla at the world premiere of F1® The Movie in Times Square on June 16, 2025. Mike Coppola/Getty Images

Whenever Dom Dolla returns to Australia, momentum follows. The producer-DJ recently made a triumphant homecoming for the 2025 ARIA Awards, taking home the trophy for Best Dance/Electronic Release for “Dreamin” (featuring DAYA) — his third straight win in that category — and receiving the new Global Impact award as its inaugural honoree.

Wrapping up 2024, Dominic Matheson mounted a four-show run that reached roughly 170,000 fans, marking the largest tour ever undertaken by an Australian electronic act.

Looking ahead, Dom will return to the venue where his ARIA success was celebrated with a headline performance at Sydney’s Allianz Stadium on December 20, a landmark moment that would make him the first Australian electronic artist to headline a stadium show in the region.

“I’m absolutely buzzing,” Dom told Billboard.com, describing plans to expand the scale and energy of his live production. His aim: to transform a stadium setting into a high-energy nightclub experience, elevating the visuals and sound to match the ambition.

Untitled Group promoted his record-breaking 2024 tour and will produce the upcoming open-air event.

Throughout 2025, Dom has kept a relentless pace — holding residencies in Ibiza and Las Vegas, selling out multiple nights at Madison Square Garden, lighting up premier festival stages, and contributing “No Room For a Saint” to the soundtrack of F1: The Movie.

He says there’s no intention of slowing down. The coming year will include inaugural tours across parts of Asia and Latin America, while he continues to write prolifically and prepare new music for release.

Next on the schedule is a headline slot at 808 Festival in Bangkok. After the Allianz Stadium date, Dom is slated to appear at Australia’s Beyond The Valley and Wildlands festivals, and he’ll visit markets including Japan, Argentina, Colombia, New Zealand and the Netherlands, among others.

Is a full-length Dom Dolla album on the horizon? For now he’s focused on producing as much material as possible. An album may not arrive immediately, but fans can expect a steady stream of new tracks in the months ahead.