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The Stickmen Project return: set to light up Principality Stadium for Wales v Australia

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The Stickmen Project return to Principality Stadium this November

The Stickmen Project, presented by Vodafone, will return to Principality Stadium to headline the half-time entertainment for Wales’ Nations Championship meeting with Australia this autumn.

Following hugely popular performances during the 2025 Women’s Guinness Six Nations clash with England, the 2025 Quilter Nations Series fixture against New Zealand and this year’s Guinness Six Nations match against Scotland, the Welsh music duo are back.

Their previous performances have struck a chord with supporters, with fans hailing the shows as “incredible”, “absolute fire” and “epic” across social media. Others described the performance as “by far the best half-time show I’ve ever been at”, with another adding, “It was brilliant to see and be a part of,” while another supporter said, “I wish it had gone on longer – thank you for making our night even more memorable.”

Principality Stadium continues to showcase homegrown talent on one of the biggest stages in Welsh sport with the return of The Stickmen Project. Their growing international reputation includes collaborations with some of dance music’s biggest names, including Armin van Buuren, Felix Jaehn, Tujamo and Meduza.

Their return forms part of the WRU’s continued commitment to enhancing the matchday experience in the Welsh capital, with supporters able to look forward to another high-energy half-time show to ensure the atmosphere remains electric throughout the afternoon.

Head of Event Sales and Stadium Operations at Principality Stadium, Alex Luff, said: “We’re thrilled to welcome The Stickmen Project back to Principality Stadium for the Nations Championship. Their previous performances have been a fantastic addition to our matchday experience, creating a brilliant atmosphere and giving supporters even more to enjoy beyond the rugby itself.

“We’re always looking for ways to enhance every visit to the stadium and having homegrown Welsh talent perform in front of our fans is something we’re incredibly proud of.

“We know they’ll once again help create a memorable occasion for everyone attending to see Wales take on the Wallabies.”

Speaking on their return, The Stickmen Project said: “Performing at Principality Stadium has become one of the highlights of our year. The atmosphere the Welsh fans create is unlike anywhere else, and it’s an honour to be invited back.

“Being able to add Principality Stadium to our touring schedule again is something we’re incredibly proud of. We can’t wait to get back out there, see the stadium come alive and be part of another huge day for Welsh rugby.”

Tickets to see the Wallabies game, where The Stickmen Project are performing, are available from £20 Adults and £13.30 for U18s and students. Visit WRU.WALES/TICKETS to secure your tickets to this match and the other Nations Championship clashes with Japan and New Zealand now.

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