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Craig David Will Perform Born to Do It in Full on His 2027 Australian Tour

Craig David’s five-city Australian tour runs May 22–29, 2027, with Born to Do It performed in full and tickets on sale October 28.
Craig David at the King’s Trust anniversary celebration in London on May 11, 2026. Photo: Aaron Chown - WPA Pool/Getty Images.

Craig David is bringing Born to Do It to five Australian cities in May 2027, performing the debut album in full with his live band.

Craig David’s 2027 Australian tour will revisit the record that introduced his solo sound to a global audience. The newly announced shows promise the complete Born to Do It album alongside other hits from his catalog.

The run starts May 22 at Brisbane’s Fortitude Music Hall before moving to Sydney’s TikTok Entertainment Centre on May 23. Adelaide Entertainment Centre Theatre follows on May 26, according to the announced itinerary.

Melbourne’s Margaret Court Arena hosts the May 28 show, followed by Perth HPC on May 29. MG Live and Frontier Touring present the Australian leg, which spans exactly one week.

Official Charts records Born to Do It’s UK chart debut in August 2000 and its peak at No. 1. “Fill Me In” and “7 Days” also topped the UK singles chart, while “Walking Away” became another defining release from the same album, giving the full-record format more to explore than a single familiar hit.

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Frontier members’ presale opens October 26 at noon local time, with general tickets following October 28 at 2 p.m. local time. The promoter’s page lists each city’s authorized ticket seller.

David addressed the tour’s international reach in an October 2 message on his official website, acknowledging requests for dates in more countries. He said further announcements would follow, making clear that the itinerary published at that stage was not the final list of destinations.

   

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