Rob Thomas Teams Up with Teddy Swims for a Matchbox Twenty Duet
Rob Thomas and Teddy Swims Deliver an Unforgettable Show in Adelaide
Rob Thomas and Teddy Swims teamed up for an incredible performance at Thomas’s recent concert in Adelaide. This event was part of Thomas’s extensive tour across Australia and New Zealand, which celebrates his upcoming sixth album, All Night Days, as well as the 20th anniversary of his debut album, …Something to Be. Thomas last visited Australia in 2024, supporting Matchbox Twenty during their sold-out shows.
A Warm Welcome for Aussie Fans
“Aussie fans have always been incredible to me,” Thomas shared during the tour announcement. He expressed his excitement about returning to perform a mix of both new and beloved songs. The concert at the Adelaide Entertainment Centre saw a special surprise guest: Teddy Swims, who joined Thomas for a powerful rendition of Matchbox Twenty’s hit "Unwell."
A Good Time in Australia
Their weekend hangout at an Adelaide bar, shared by Thomas on Facebook, hinted that both artists are enjoying their Australian experience to the fullest. The tour continues, with upcoming stops in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Auckland, Christchurch, and Wellington.
Teddy Swims Turns Heads at the NRL Grand Final
Teddy Swims also made headlines with his electrifying performance at Sydney’s Accor Stadium during the 2025 NRL Grand Final pre-show. He paid homage to the legendary AC/DC, capturing the audience’s attention with his rendition of "T.N.T." Following his original hits like "Bad Dreams," he wrapped up his set with the crowd favorite "Lose Control," which solidified his reputation as a global talent.
Special Moments and New Insights
During his concert at Qudos Bank Arena, Swims brought a delightful surprise by collaborating with The Wiggles to perform their classic "Fruit Salad." In a more reflective moment, he addressed the rise of AI in music as a keynote speaker at SXSW Sydney.
“I’ve started going back to old songs that were maybe four or five years old and reimagining them,” Swims explained. “I knew there was magic in this."
What did you think of the performances by Rob Thomas and Teddy Swims? Would you like to see them collaborate again in the future?
