Walid Toufic is back in Australia for a proper three-city tour in September 2026, celebrating 50 years of one of the Arab world’s most beloved voices.
City | Date | Venue | Suburb |
Perth | Friday, 4 September 2026 | Rimondo’s Ristorante | Landsdale WA |
Melbourne | Saturday, 5 September 2026 | The Q Room | Thomastown VIC |
Sydney | Saturday, 12 September 2026 | La Castelle Venue | Bankstown NSW |
The tour is presented by Giant Entertainment, an Australian promoter with more than 30 years in the business. Contact for enquiries is available on 0411 605 625. Tickets are also available through the Giant Entertainment website.
This is a dinner concert format, not a standing general admission event. Every table comes with traditional Lebanese mezza and a full dinner as part of the experience.
You’re not buying a ticket to stand in a crowd. You’re booking a table at an event where the food, the atmosphere, and the music are all part of the same evening. It’s closer to what you’d experience at a high-end Arabic wedding than a festival show.
Tables are limited, so if you’re going as a group, contact Giant Entertainment early about table bookings. If you’re going with a group, check with Giant Entertainment about table bookings early.
The Perth event is on Friday, 4 September at Rimondo’s Ristorante, located at 3/127 The Broadway, Landsdale WA 6065. Landsdale is in the City of Wanneroo, roughly 20 kilometres north of Perth’s CBD.
Rimondo’s is an Italian restaurant with a private function capacity. It’s an intimate venue by concert standards, which suits the dinner format well. If you’re coming from Perth’s southern suburbs, allow 30 to 40 minutes.
For tickets and table bookings, contact Giant Entertainment at 0408 733 733 or go through the Giant Entertainment website.
Melbourne’s date is Saturday, 5 September at The Q Room at 371 Settlement Road, Thomastown VIC. Thomastown is in Melbourne’s outer northern suburbs, about 20 kilometres from the CBD.
The Q Room holds up to 1,000 guests and regularly hosts Arabic and Middle Eastern community events. It has a dance floor, multiple seating arrangements, and on-site catering.
Getting there: The venue is not directly on a train line, so plan for driving or a rideshare. From the CBD, the drive takes 30 to 45 minutes depending on Saturday night traffic.
For tickets, check through Giant Entertainment or TryBooking Australia, which has listed Melbourne dates for this tour.
The Sydney show on Saturday, 12 September is at La Castelle Venue, 10 Restwell Street, Bankstown NSW. La Castelle has been a regular host of Arabic and Lebanese community events in Bankstown. It’s been a staple of the Bankstown Arabic and Lebanese community events scene for years.
The Grand Ballroom at La Castelle seats up to 375 guests in a banquet configuration, with high ceilings, elegant chandeliers, and customisable LED lighting. The venue has its own on-site catering team. Complimentary parking is available directly across from the main entrance via Morgan Lane off West Terrace.
Bankstown is well-connected by train. Bankstown is currently served by Southwest Link bus services from Sydenham Station while the Metro Southwest line is being completed. Check Transport NSW for the most current service options before the night.
Step 1: Visit Giantentertainment to check availability for your preferred city.
Step 2: For Perth enquiries, call 0408 733 733.
Step 3: For Melbourne and Sydney, call 0411 605 625 or check the Giant Entertainment website.