Egyptian singer, actor, and performer Mohamed Ramadan is finally coming to Sydney, and if you’ve been following his rise on Arabic social media, you already know why this is a big deal. He’s playing Sydney this spring for the first time.
Detail | Info |
Date | Friday, 11 September 2026 |
Start Time | 7:30 PM |
Venue | TikTok Entertainment Centre (ICC Sydney) |
Address | 14 Darling Drive, Darling Harbour, Sydney NSW |
Ticket Seller | Ticketek Australia |
This is Mohamed Ramadan’s Australian debut, and at this stage it’s the only announced date in the country.
Tickets are available through Ticketek Australia, which is the official and authorised seller for this event. You can purchase directly via the Ticketek website by searching “Mohamed Ramadan Sydney.”
Ticketek notes that tickets are expected to sell fast, so it’s worth booking early. It’s currently the only announced Australian show.
Avoid third-party resale platforms where possible. If you do use one, stick to known platforms and check the seller’s track record before paying.
The TikTok Entertainment Centre is the theatre component of the International Convention Centre Sydney (ICC Sydney), which sits right on the edge of Darling Harbour.
The main theatre holds up to 8,000 people in seated configuration, and up to 9,000 with general admission standing on the floor.
Public transport is the easiest option on a Friday night.
By train: The venue is a 10 to 15-minute walk from both Town Hall and Central stations. From Town Hall, take the Bathurst Street exit and walk down Day Street toward Tumbalong Park. From Central, follow Eddy Avenue to George Street, then head toward Chinatown and Tumbalong Boulevard.
By light rail: The Exhibition Centre stop on the L1 Dulwich Hill Line drops you right at the venue. The line runs from Central Station through the CBD and into the inner west.
By bus: Routes 389 and 501 stop on Harris Street near Allen Street, about a 10-minute walk away.
By ferry: You can catch a ferry from Circular Quay and alight at either Barangaroo Wharf or Pyrmont Bay Wharf, then walk through Darling Harbour.
By car: ICC Sydney’s Car Park 2 is the closest to the theatre. The best drop-off and pick-up spot is Zollner Circuit on the southern end of the building, accessed via Darling Drive. There are 826 car spaces across both ICC car parks, but they fill fast on event nights.
TikTok Entertainment Centre is a cashless venue, so make sure your card or mobile payment is ready at all bars and food outlets.
Bags and security: Bags larger than 30x30x15cm (roughly A4 size) are not permitted inside the theatre. If you’re bringing a backpack, free cloaking is available at the venue. Expect bag checks, pat-downs, and electronic screening at entry.
What you can’t bring in:
Alcohol and ID: The venue serves alcohol under a NSW liquor licence and follows responsible service of alcohol rules. If you look under 25, you’ll need to show a current driver’s licence, NSW Photo Card, or passport. Drink limits may apply for some events.
Photography and filming: Most concerts at this venue prohibit filming and recording, even on your phone. Check the event-specific conditions before you go, as restrictions can vary by artist request.
Wheelchair access: The venue has step-free access and dedicated wheelchair positions on Level 2 and Level 4. Infrared hearing augmentation systems are installed throughout the venue, and complimentary hearing loops are available from the customer service desk.
Under 15s: Children 2 and over need their own ticket. Anyone 15 or under must be accompanied by an adult on the floor.