You're invited to Baker Boy's Baked Summer!
Proud Yolŋu man and multi-award-winning artist Baker Boy is bringing a brand new live show to a town near you for a mammoth East Coast Tour in early 2027.
Baked Summer promises Baker Boy's famously joyful live show, a non-stop run of rap, dance breaks, and Yidaki, in a new and exciting format, plus a taste of new music.
Baker Boy shared: “It's been a huge year for DJANDJAY, I've been touring it all over, but excited to bring this new era of Baker Boy to regional areas. You mob really know how to party so we've rebuilt the show to put on something epic, even if you've caught a headline show already, you don't wanna miss this. It's time for a BAKED SUMMER. Let's effn rave.”
The tour follows the new deluxe edition of DJANDJAY, Baker Boy’s critically acclaimed 2025 album, which has just earned five ARIA nominations, including Best Solo Artist, Best Hip Hop/Rap Release and Best Australian Live Act.
DJANDJAY is named in honour of Baker Boy’s late grandmother and pays homage to the Yolŋu spiritual figure of the same name, a guiding octopus spirit that leads souls forward. The record, his most emotionally layered and creative work yet, also took home three NIMAs earlier this year: Album of the Year, Song of the Year and Film Clip of the Year.
- Main Contact: +61 2 6125 0000
- General Inquiries: +61 2 6125 5111
- Located at main reception desk
- Valid government-issued ID required
- Pickup available during business hours
- Pre-booking recommended
- Free parking available on-site
- Designated visitor parking zones
- Disability parking near main entrance
- Limited street parking on Kirinari Street
- Wheelchair accessible entrances
- Elevators to multiple levels
- Designated spaces in meeting rooms
- Accessible restroom facilities
- Professional/campus attire recommended
- No outside food in certain areas
- Maintain quiet study environment
- Student ID might be required for entry
- Children must be supervised at all times
- Recommended for educational/family events
- Quiet behavior expected in study areas
- No unaccompanied minors
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