Shannon Noll was spotted at Sydney Airport alongside his heartthrob son Blake on Monday.
The pair have been in WA for Shannon’s That’s What I’m Talking About 20th Anniversary Tour.
Shannon showed off his muscular rig in a tight blue logo T-shirt and a pair of grey cargo pants.
He accessorised his look with a rugged grey cap and a set of headphones.
The Australian Idol favourite looked every inch the Aussie rocker, even sharing a thumbs-up as he made his way through the Airport.
Shannon Noll (left) was spotted at Sydney Airport alongside his heartthrob son Blake (right) on Monday
Blake, 21, who plays a set at each show, also opted for a casual ensemble for the flight.
The youngster sported a grey Dickies hoodie and a pair of tan cargo pants.
He completed the look with a stylish cap placed over his shoulder-length locks.
Shannon’s tour kicked off in April this year when his first performance hit the Sunshine Coast in Queensland.
The pair have been in WA for Shannon’s That’s What I’m Talking About 20th Anniversary Tour
Ahead of the tour, Shannon revealed Blake would join him on the two month stint as a supporting act.
‘We’re talking about (Blake) doing a few support slots on this run, so that’ll be interesting,’ he told 9honey Celebrity at the time.
‘It’d be great for him… he’s well and truly ready for the next step and really keen to take it.’
The Australian Idol favourite looked every inch the Aussie rocker, even sharing a thumbs-up as he made his way through the Airport
Shannon showed off his muscular rig in a tight blue logo T-shirt and a pair of grey cargo pants
The pair will perform in Toowoomba on Friday before taking the national tour to Melbourne, Warragul and Tamworth.
More shows are expected to be announced soon.
Last January, Shannon and Blake played at the Tamworth Music Festival and fans even demanded for ‘heartthrob’ Blake’s autograph.
Blake, 21, also opted for a casual ensemble for the flight, sporting a grey Dickies hoodie and a pair of tan cargo pants
‘I think the heartthrob days for me are long gone,’ Shannon previously told Woman’s Day with a laugh, adding that he is happily passing the baton onto his son.
Blake, an apprentice tradie, said he started playing guitar aged 19 and was always a little nervous to sing and perform in front of his famous dad.
‘Once I realised singing is more like a muscle, and it gets stronger and better the more you do it, I kept doing it in the car and started to get more belief in myself, and then I started learning guitar, because I knew I would start singing more if I played,’ he explained.
Shannon’s tour kicked off in April this year when his first performance hit the Sunshine Coast in Queensland
