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Nice Events is excited to announce that teen sensation Jacob Sartorius will visit Perth, Melbourne, Brisbane, Sydney & Auckland this July as part of The Last Text World Tour Pt. II.
With an irresistible voice, magnetic charisma, and that instantly recognizable coif, Jacob Sartorius built an undeniable and unique connection with millions of fans worldwide in 2016—which only grows stronger by the day.
Jacob Sartorius released the official music video for his track ‘By Your Side’ from his debut EP, The Last Text, which premiered at Number 1 on iTunes. The debut EP includes five original songs and a remix of Jacob’s viral track “Sweatshirt”. Following the release of The Last Text EP on January 20, 2017 - Jacob has been traveling the globe on his first ever headlining world tour which has made stops in Toronto, Dublin, Stockholm, Chicago and more. Be sure to check out the official video for ‘By Your Side’ here.
2016 proved itself to be a breakout year for the singer-songwriter. He can be found on the cover of Billboard Magazine, an in-depth interview with The Chicago Tribune and fans can get an inside look at his life behind screens with his exclusive interview on HBO’s Vice News Now here. Adding to his list of accomplishments, recently Jacob was nominated for Kids Choice, iHeart Radio, Teen Choice, Streamy, Radio Disney and People’s Choice Awards.
More about Jacob:
The 14-year-old all-around entertainer, musician, actor, and social media force seamlessly evolved from online stardom to mainstream ubiquity by following a path of his own. In under the span of a year, his debut single “Sweatshirt” independently achieved RIAA gold status, amassed over 15.1 million Spotify streams, and 70 million-plus YouTube views as he sold out his very first headline tour, the All My Friends Tour. He graced the cover of Billboard Magazine, guested on HBO’s Vice News Now, and attracted praise from Perez Hilton, Just Jared Jr., and many others, in addition to receiving nominations at the People’s Choice Awards, Teen Choice Awards, and Streamy Awards. However, everything set the stage for the 2017 release of his debut EP, The Last Text, and worldwide tour.
Preceding the EP’s arrival, “Hit or Miss” vaulted to the Top 10 of iTunes Overall Top Songs Chart, debuted on the Billboard Hot 100 at #72, and stirred up 11.9 million Spotify plays as well as 50 million cumulative YouTube views. “All My Friends” crossed the 3-million mark on Spotify and 2.8 million on YouTube within a month. Now,The Last Text amplifies the energy, swagger, and talent that made Jacob a household name and elevates him to a new level altogether.
The multi-faceted artist took the first step on this journey early. An 8-year-old Jacob fell in love with acting, diligently studying the craft and performing in community theater. Embracing a passion for making people laugh and smile, he brought his positive energy online, turning social platforms into stages and amassing a highly engaged and super active audience of supporters.
During 2015, he quietly became one of the internet’s hottest stars. He spoke out against bullying in his first official Vine, and it organically gained 15 million loops. His unwavering commitment to delivering honest and heartfelt content catapulted him to the “5th most engaged user on Twitter” and “one of the most engaged accounts globally on Instagram.” Meanwhile, he accumulated 6.6 million Instagram followers and 1.8 million YouTube subscribers.
Jacob ignited the Musical.ly movement as well. As the app’s “largest user,” he built a following of over 13 million. Simultaneously, he gets up close and personal with fans, offering unparalleled access in meet-n-greets and actively fortifying that connection to his audience.
It’s only the beginning for Jacob as he continues to make millions of people smile, laugh, and sing along around the globe.
I saw and met Jacob when i went to my concert. he is an awesome performer and hes such a nice guy. i was very nervous but he talked to me and we took a picture even tho i hate it now looking back haha. i cant wait till he comes back to new york cus i will honestly go.
jacob can really put on a show <3 also meeting him is so worth it, he is so genuine and caring. then when he performs, it’s just amazing!! he engages with the crowd and overall is a talented singer. although many people doubt him, he is still very passionate about performing and you can definitely tell when he performs. i cant wait to see him soon ;))
The venue was beautiful and great space for this size concert. The concert itself was awesome. I would so do it again.
This was a great concert and meet and greet. Took my 11 year old daughter and it couldn’t have been better. All of the performers and meet and greet group was really friendly with her and others. This was a dream come true for my daughter and it couldn’t have went more perfect.
although we did end up waiting outside in line for over 2 hours, once we got inside it was amazing. the way the meet and greet was set up, and even the concert. it was great. i loved it!!
His concert was lit like literally. Loved the part he threw water at us
Great seats, awesome show. Easy parking across the street.
I took my daughter to this show -- she had been excited to see it for months...the show was published as starting at 5:30 p.m. -- we got there 10 minutes early at 5:20 p.m. She was really excited to see Hayden Summerall and we kept wondering when he was going to come on. She was really disappointed when the show ended and he'd never been on even though the publicity said he would be there. After the show, she started checking her instagram and snapchats and learned that he had come on but that he'd started just after 5 p.m., some 20-30 minutes before the published start time. She was really disappointed and I was not happy either -- these tickets weren't cheap and she wanted to see him as much as she wanted to see Jacob. I don't know who to talk with about this but it wasn't cool at all!
My 9 year old had a blast at her first concert. The Neptune theater was really neat. We paid $100 and did the meet and greet. We really thought we were going to get Jacobs autograph but apparently they were too pressed for time. They snapped 4 pictures and my daughter was out. They wouldn’t even let the parents go back to take their own photos. She was very disappointed that she didn’t get an autograph. Kind of bummed I paid all that extra money to be honest. She was so sad. The venue was downtown and it was hard to find parking.
I’ve spent the last year and a half defending Jacob as a 26-year-old woman. Sweatshirt really captured my heart and I thought I had another Cody Simpson or Austin Mahone on our hands. But instead of getting the 2-4 years of making catchy, strong pop hits, I barely got a year and he’s already trying to turn into Drake?? I had high hopes for the show even though I hadn’t been feeling his music as much anymore, but the show let me down even harder. He posts these videos on his Instagram story of him jumping around on stage with bumpin music in the background, but what you’ll find out is that he does that ONLY for the post. Those 20 seconds of amped up party time is the ONLY time you will feel a sense of energy for the rest of the show. Sweatshirt, which became an uncomfortable acoustic singalong, wasn’t even sung by Jacob!! I know he’s probably sick of it, but that song is why a lot of people even know about you, my dude. Miley is sick of Party in the USA and Beyoncé is sick of a Crazy in Love after 15 years, but they still perform those songs because they know they are important to the catalog and to making a well-rounded show!! So at least sing one of choruses!! On top of that he didn’t even play Bingo!! Another bop, totally thrown away. This setlist really needs a makeover and someone needs to let Jacob know that some fans could only afford/wanted the regular show tickets. I shouldn’t have to get the VIP package for pictures and lunch to feel like I had a worthwhile experience.
