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Los Angeles singer-songwriter Blondshell – the stage name of Sabrina Teitelbaum – will return to Australia in February 2026 for a short but powerful run of east coast shows. With her sophomore album If You Asked For A Picture earning rave reviews and cementing her place as one of alternative pop’s most vital new voices, Teitelbaum’s first Australian headline tour promises to showcase both her raw confessional lyricism and her rapidly evolving sound.

Australian indie-rock favourites The Temper Trap will return to home soil this October for a run of intimate East Coast shows, marking a major moment in the band’s celebrated career.

This month, five-time ARIA Award winner Katie Noonan will embark on one of the most ambitious tours of her career, paying tribute to Jeff Buckley’s seminal album Grace on its 30th anniversary. Across 24 dates from September through November, Noonan will bring her unmistakable voice to Buckley’s most revered songs, celebrating the legacy of one of the most influential records of the 1990s.

Sandra Bernhard, the iconic American performer, actress, singer, comedian and author, will return to Australia in March 2026 for her first shows here in over a decade. Even more historic, she will perform in New Zealand for the very first time.

Tyler, The Creator’s Melbourne stop at Rod Laver Arena was not a rap show. It wasn’t a pop spectacle either. It was something stranger, funnier, more vulnerable and completely his own.

The Lumineers have been performing the Billy Joel classic ‘New York State of Mind’ as part of their Automatic World Tour.

The Hives last toured our shores a decade ago, with the reputation as one of the best live acts around, still intact. Showcasing their latest album, The Hives Forever, Forever the Hives, due for release in August this year.