Eminem is ‘100 per cent in negotiations’ to tour Australia next year, it has been claimed.

According to radio host Mark ‘Roo’ Ricciuto, the tour is not a done deal yet but talks are happening.

Speaking on his radio show, 104.7 Triple M on Thursday, Mark said a source told him the tour will happen early to mid-next year, after claims Slim Shady will make it to Aussie shores at the end of 2023.

‘They’re 100 per cent in negotiations… but it’s not done yet. Ticketek are involved and Adelaide Oval,’ Mark said.

‘It won’t be in 2023… it will be between the Adelaide Oval Test match against the West Indies and Round 1 of the football,’ he added.

That places the concert dates somewhere between late January 2024 and mid-March 2024.

Daily Mail Australia has contacted representatives of Eminem for comment.

It comes after an anonymous caller told the show earlier this week that the rapper is set to tour Australia.

An anonymous caller made the claim on 104.7 Triple M on Tuesday, revealing they had been informed of the exciting news by a source who works for Ticketek Australia.

According to the caller, Eminem, 50, will perform at Adelaide Oval, which can hold approximately 53,000 people.

‘I heard a big name is coming to town at the end of the year and it’s Eminem.. a friend of a friend let it slip from Ticketek,’ the caller claimed.

‘They are currently working with Adelaide Oval to sort out a venue.’

Eminem, who also goes by the stage name Slim Shady, is considered one of the greatest rappers of all time.

The rapper, whose real name is Marshall Bruce Mathers III, rose to fame with his hit songs Lose Yourself, Without Me and Cleanin’ Out My Closet.

The last time he toured Australia was back in 2019. He also toured the country in 2013.

Eminem, who also goes by the stage name Slim Shady, is considered one of the greatest rappers of all time.

The rapper, whose real name is Marshall Bruce Mathers III, rose to fame with his hit songs Lose Yourself, Without Me and Cleanin’ Out My Closet

It comes amid claims Taylor Swift is also set to come to Australia early next year as part of her Eras tour.

While Australian promoter Live Nation has yet to confirm dates for, it is believed Swift will perform at the MCG in Melbourne and Accor Stadium in Sydney.

The superstar will hit Sydney in January before heading to Melbourne the following month, according to sources at multiple venues and ticketing agency Ticketek.

The Shake It Off star is expected to play at the Melbourne Cricket Ground, which has a capacity of 100,000.

If she sells out the venue, which she almost certainly will, it will be one of the biggest shows of her career, reports the Shameless podcast.

It is unclear when tickets for her Australian and New Zealand tour will go on sale, but Ticketek has set up a waitlist on its website.