Dave Rubin Brisbane – Don’t Burn This World Tour

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Following his sold-out run alongside Jordan Peterson’s 12 Rules for Life tour, Dave Rubin returns to Australia this October for three exclusive, can’t-miss shows.

Dave Rubin is a New York Times bestselling author, stand-up comedian, and TV personality celebrated for his sharp, witty, and sane political commentary…

Dave Rubin is a New York Times bestselling author, stand-up comedian, and TV personality celebrated for his sharp, witty, and sane political commentary. As host of The Rubin Report, one of the world’s most influential online talk shows with over 3 million subscribers and 2 billion views, he’s become a leading voice in the field of politics, culture, comedy, and personal growth with candid, unfiltered conversations. His guest list reads like a who’s who of global influence, including Donald Trump, Tony Robbins, and Jordan Peterson.

Today, the West faces a crisis—not only from its critics but from within. Movements once rooted in freedom, patriotism, and individual liberty are giving way to identity politics and unfettered multiculturalism, leaving many self-described Western liberals politically homeless.

A former liberal turned outspoken conservative, Dave Rubin has built a platform for these voices through TThe Rubin Report. In a time when traditional institutions shy away from open debate, his show remains one of the last strongholds for honest, unfiltered conversation.

Now, he’s bringing that spirit, and his no-holds-barred comedy, Down Under. Rubin finishes his Australia tour in Brisbane on Monday, 27 October, with one exclusive, can’t-miss show. Sharing the stage with Rubin will be British journalist Andrew Neil and Michael Stutchbury, the new Chief Executive Officer of CIS. This tour isn’t just a return; it’s a bold, hilarious, and timely stand for reason in an increasingly unreasonable world. Come for laughs. Stay for the truth. And above all—Don’t Burn This World.

Tour Dates:

• Melbourne – October 18 | Capital Theatre

• Sydney – October 21 | The Concourse

• Brisbane – October 27 | BCEC – Boulevard Auditorium