Australian Tour Archives - Page 2 of 21

Dom Dolla has confirmed Kettama, Fcukers and Anna Lunoe as special guests for his first Australian stadium show at Allianz Stadium Sydney on 20 December 2025.

Fantastic Negrito will return to Australia in March 2026 for a run of headline concerts and festival dates, bringing his powerful songs and bold storytelling back to local audiences.

Yungblud has cancelled his remaining 2025 tour dates following urgent medical advice, while his Australian January 2026 shows will proceed as planned.

Frank Turner & The Sleeping Souls and Bowling For Soup will team up for the Bowl My Bones Australian Tour in May 2026.

Lenny Kravitz previewed his Blue Electric Light tour in Auckland with a powerful set ahead of his 2025 Australian dates.

Metallica wrapped their Australian tour in Sydney with a tribute to AC/DC and Rose Tattoo, closing a nationwide run packed with Australian songs and historic nods.

Born Of Osiris and Signs Of The Swarm will join forces for a crushing co-headline Australian tour in March 2026 as both bands hit new creative peaks.

Cavetown releases the new single Npc and confirms Australian headline shows for February 2026 alongside Laneway Festival.

Aotearoa punk agitators Dick Move return to Australia in early 2026 with their explosive new album Dream, Believe, Achieve. Tour dates and album tracklist revealed.

Jimmy Barnes has added three new shows to his Working Class Man 40th Anniversary Tour, performing the iconic 1985 album in full with Icehouse, Ian Moss and Kate Ceberano.

AC/DC returned to Australia with a massive Power Up Tour show at the MCG, performing ‘Jailbreak’ live for the first time in 34 years.

Memphis May Fire and Blessthefall will unite for a massive Australian tour in April 2026, marking Memphis May Fire’s return following sold-out shows and Blessthefall’s first visit in nine years.

BLVD Of Eyes launch their We Are Humans EP on 21 November and begin a national tour, inviting fans to appear in the video for We Are Human.

(HED) P.E. and Nonpoint will bring a nu-metal onslaught to Australia in February 2026 celebrating 25 years of Broke.

BABYMETAL will bring their groundbreaking Japanese metal spectacle back to Australia in March 2026 with Bloodywood joining as special guests.

Scottish rock titans Biffy Clyro will return to Australia in April 2026 with shows in Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane, performing favourites and new tracks from Futique.

Jelly Roll cancelled his Auckland concert due to illness, ending his debut Australia and New Zealand tour early. Refunds will be issued to all ticket holders.

Metallica turned Marvel Stadium into a hometown celebration, covering The Living End’s Prisoner of Society as part of their 2025 Australian tour — and delivering a powerhouse, fan-favourite setlist.

Holly Humberstone begins her Australian tour next week with Melbourne and Sydney sold out and a new Wollongong show added. Limited tickets remain.

The Church have released their new single ‘Sacred Echoes (Part Two)’, described by Steve Kilbey as intense, bleak and beautiful, ahead of their upcoming Australian tour.

Kaiser Chiefs will return to Australia in November to celebrate 20 years of Employment, joined by The Delta Riggs for a national tour.

Dita Von Teese will return to Australia in August 2026 with Nocturnelle, her most opulent live production yet. Adelaide, Melbourne, Canberra, Sydney and Brisbane dates confirmed.

The Growlers will return to Australia in January 2026 for their first tour in six years, joined by Melbourne’s The Grogans on most East Coast dates.

Sweden’s Self Deception will headline Australian stages for the first time in April 2026, bringing their high-energy rock show following a sold-out European tour.

Leo Sayer will keep Australia dancing into 2026, adding Melbourne and Sydney encore shows to his sold-out Still Feel Like Dancing! tour, plus a festival stop at Mundi Mundi Big Bash.

Basement Jaxx are returning to Australia for the first time since 2010. Before the 2026 tour kicks off, Noise11 looks back at their five biggest Australian hits.

Bernard Fanning will take his Tea & Sympathy 20th Anniversary Tour across Australia in 2026, performing the album in full with special guests Sam Cromack, Georgia Mooney, and Bob Evans.

UK alt-rock icons Maxïmo Park will return to Australia in April 2026 to celebrate 20 years of their debut album A Certain Trigger, performing classics and fan favourites across Fremantle, Melbourne, Adelaide, Brisbane and Sydney.

Southern California metalcore leaders Of Mice & Men will return to Australia in May 2026 for a national tour with Japan’s Crystal Lake, delivering five nights of high-octane heavy music.