Tag: Australian Tour

Craig David returns to Australia in May 2027 to perform his debut album Born To Do It in full, with five shows confirmed for Brisbane, Sydney, Adelaide, Melbourne and Perth.

Bon Jovi will play Marvel Stadium in Melbourne and Accor Stadium in Sydney in March 2027, the band’s first Australian stadium shows since 2018 as the Forever Tour expands.

Powderfinger’s 26-date 2027 Australian reunion tour has sold out completely after the general public onsale, with more than 300,000 tickets claimed in six days. Extra shows are being locked in.

Overwhelming demand for Powderfinger’s 2027 Australian tour has left only limited tickets for Monday’s general public onsale. The band confirms more shows are being planned.

Irish singer-songwriter Aaron Rowe has confirmed a five-date Australian headline tour for March 2027, returning after selling out shows earlier this year. Tickets go on sale next week.

Lorna Shore open their biggest Australian headline arena run this Friday in Melbourne, bringing Whitechapel for the Australian dates and The Acacia Strain across Australia and New Zealand, with several shows already sold out.

A$AP Rocky will play Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane and Perth in December, bringing the Don’t Be Dumb World Tour to Australia for the first time in eight years after rewriting European arena records.

Amyl and The Sniffers return home for outdoor shows in Brisbane, Fremantle, Sydney and Melbourne in early 2027, with $5 from every ticket going to charity.

Los Angeles multi-instrumentalist Marlon Funaki announces three debut Australian headline shows for February 2027, following his Warner Records EP Half Moon and a year of major festival appearances.

After weeks of coded clues, Powderfinger have confirmed they will return to Australian stages in September 2027. Full details land on Monday.

Hugh Cornwell has cancelled his Australian tour after the shows were moved to December. Fans will receive automatic full refunds for their tickets.

Jakob Dylan’s connection to Tom Petty gives The Wallflowers’ first Australian tour an added dimension as they perform Long After Dark in full alongside Bringing Down The Horse.

Lily Allen’s unusual West End Girl live format is coming to Australia, with the Dallas Minor Sextet performing her classic songs before Allen presents the new album in full.

Tash Sultana has added three shows to their 2027 Australasian tour, with second dates in Auckland, Wellington and Perth following sold-out performances.

The Strokes’ New York homecoming brought Bernie Sanders and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez to the stage before 40,000 fans at Flushing Meadows Corona Park.

The Delines return to Australia in April 2027 for their third tour, bringing new album The Set Up to Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane and regional venues.

Corrella will bring The Elovaters to Australia for a 10-date 2027 tour, taking the New Zealand roots-reggae band’s live show from Geelong to Margaret River.

Bachman-Turner Overdrive bring a new generation of the Bachman family to Australia in 2027, with Tal Bachman and Coco joining Randy and Tal’s “She’s So High” now part of the BTO set.

A Perfect Circle have released ‘To Whom It May Concern’, their second new song of 2026, as ‘Starless’ reaches number one at US Active Rock radio.

The Avalanches will return to Australia in 2027 for six shows, including a Melbourne Live at the Gardens performance with HAAi.

Eric Church will make his first Australian headline appearances in March 2027, with Parker McCollum joining him for Melbourne, Sydney and CMC Rocks.

From Ashes To New have released Love Me from the Reflections Deluxe Edition, with three new tracks coming November 13 ahead of their Australian headline tour.

Lizzy McAlpine will return to Australia and New Zealand in February 2027 with The Over Country Tour, following the release of her fourth album Angel.

Inspiral Carpets will return to Australia and New Zealand in 2027 with The Singles Tour, revisiting the songs that helped define the Madchester era.

Leon Bridges has added a second Melbourne show to The Happiness Anytime Tour, with the Grammy winner now playing two nights at the Royal Botanic Gardens.

The Strokes will return to Australia in February 2027 for four shows, including the inaugural Sydney Summertime concert with Beck, Courtney Barnett and Promiseland.

Celtic Thunder will return to Australia in 2027 for 15 concerts, with Damian McGinty describing the new production as a more intimate celebration of the group’s music and history.