The Irwin family has always celebrated life through passion, wildlife, and love. Now, siblings Bindi Irwin and Robert Irwin are stepping onto a new kind of stage with the announcement of their 2026 worldwide dance tour, Forever Crocodile Hunter.
The tour is not just about choreography and performance — it’s about storytelling. Each number has been carefully crafted to honor their late father, Steve Irwin, whose legacy as the beloved “Crocodile Hunter” continues to inspire millions around the globe.
Bindi revealed that the tour will feature “a mixture of waltz, contemporary, and cultural dance” paired with music that held meaning to their family. “Every step is a reminder of Dad’s love for life, wildlife, and people,” she said. “This isn’t just a show — it’s our way of keeping his spirit alive.”
Audiences can expect multimedia elements woven into the performances. Rare home videos of Steve, heartfelt tributes from family and friends, and even live recordings of his iconic voice will be integrated into the show, ensuring that fans feel his presence throughout the evening.
Robert emphasized that this tour is also about connection. “We want to bring people together the way Dad did,” he explained. “When he spoke about animals, he made everyone feel like they were part of something bigger. That’s the feeling we want to create on stage — unity, love, and courage.”
The tour will kick off in Sydney, Australia, in March 2026 before traveling across major cities including Los Angeles, New York, London, Toronto, and Tokyo. Special performances are also being planned at Australia Zoo, the family’s beloved home base, making those shows especially meaningful.
Fans are already buzzing on social media, with many calling the announcement “the tribute the world has been waiting for.” Tickets are expected to sell out quickly as both longtime admirers of Steve Irwin and new generations of wildlife lovers come together to celebrate his enduring legacy.
For the Irwins, Forever Crocodile Hunter is more than a tour — it’s a love letter, a thank you, and a promise to continue sharing Steve’s message of passion, conservation, and joy with the world
