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    Caught Live! Go-Jo touches down in London to close out his European tour

    Emily GullaBy Emily GullaOctober 3, 2025
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    If, like us, you think Eurovision should be a year-round celebration, then look no further. Australian Eurovision contestant Go-Jo landed in the continent once again for his “The Milkshake Man” European tour – and fans obviously couldn’t be more excited. 

    After touring Australia in August, Go-Jo went on to hit up venues in Germany, France, the Netherlands and more, before closing his run in London on 24th September (after previously selling out two London dates earlier in the month). The 29-year-old pop artist and his band took to the stage at Colours in Hoxton, London, for an on-brand kaleidoscopic show (fitting, thanks to the venue name). 

    If you think you’re unfamiliar with Go-Jo – real name: Marty Jo Zambotto – you’re likely still familiar with his tunes. His single “Milkshake Man” stretched far and wide across the internet this summer, thanks to being Australia’s 2025 Eurovision entry, while the equally-iconic “Mrs. Hollywood” has racked up over 60 million Spotify streams to date.



    From Basel’s Eurovision stage to the electric dancefloor at Colours, fans brought the vibes, while Go-Jo brought his distinctive sound: a blend of synth- and electropop, infused with guitar-driven songwriting. One thing that makes this singer-songwriter stand out: his infectious energy (plus some Benson Boone-rivalling jumpsuits to boot), and the crowd drinks it up every time.

    Elsewhere on the setlist, the venue heard singles “Loverman”, “Cry About” and “Double Down”, plus iconic covers of “Iris” (Goo Goo Dolls) and “Ghostbusters” (Ray Parker Jr.). And Go-Jo wasn’t alone: the singer was joined by his recurring band, including drummer Daryl Chin, and guitarist and music director Ryan Sorensen.


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    As for what’s next, the “Mrs. Hollywood” singer isn’t slowing down with the concert dates any time soon. He’s continuing on an Australian tour supporting James Blunt later in October, marking the 20th anniversary of the Back to Bedlam album. There’s new music to come, too, with Go-Jo gearing up for his next single release, “Appetite”.

    We’re ready for more.  


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