Australian Tour

Grammy-winning Tuareg collective Tinariwen will return to Australia in 2027 for seven performances including two WOMADelaide shows.

Hayley Williams will perform her first Australian solo shows in Sydney and Melbourne in February 2027 with The Hayley Williams Show.

Ronan Keating will begin his Just Getting Started World Tour in Australia in March 2027, celebrating more than three decades of music.

Bachman-Turner Overdrive will make its first Australian tour in February 2027, with Randy Bachman leading the band through five capital cities.

Leon Bridges will bring The Happiness Anytime Tour to Australia in February and March 2027, including Live at the Gardens in Melbourne.

Calvin Harris has announced his first dedicated Australian headline tour, with four major shows scheduled for February 2027.

The Army, The Navy will return to Australia in May 2027 for five shows on The Fake Brave Tour following their sold-out 2025 debut.

Medium Build will return to Australia in January 2027 with four headline shows in Adelaide, Melbourne, Brisbane and Sydney.

Primal Fear will celebrate their 30th anniversary with three Australian shows in Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne in May 2027.

Max McNown will tour Australia and New Zealand in February 2027 following the release of his third studio album, Leave On A Light.

The Fray will return to Australia in February 2027 for the Summer of Light Tour, including eight Australian and New Zealand dates.

The Wallflowers will perform Bringing Down the Horse and Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers’ Long After Dark in full during their first Australian shows.

Marcus Miller recalls his creative partnership with Luther Vandross, including “Power Of Love/Love Power” and “Jump To It”, as Alvin Ailey prepares a major New York tribute to Vandross.

Angus & Julia Stone’s The Cherry Farm draws on Julia Stone’s connection to a former Tasmanian cherry orchard and features on the new album Karaoke Bar.

Against The Current have released the ‘Protégé’ video ahead of their third studio album, Till Death & Back, due October 30.

Tove Lo will return to Australia in March 2027 with four ESTRUS TOUR concerts in Brisbane, Melbourne, Sydney and Perth.

RY X releases “Holy Water”, the first single from DUSK, and confirms orchestral headline shows in Melbourne and Sydney for July 2027.

Fatboy Slim will return to Australia in March 2027 for seven shows across Fremantle, Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne, including two dates at Melbourne’s new The Underpass.

Steve Hogarth’s recent H Natural performances reveal a rich selection of Marillion songs that could feature when he makes his Australian solo debut in December.

The Damned have opened their final Australian and New Zealand tour in Auckland, with Rat Scabies discussing the challenge of selecting a setlist from five decades of music.

Soul Asylum and Ugly Kid Joe will join forces for a five-date Australian co-headline tour in March 2027, marking Soul Asylum’s first Australian shows since the mid 1990s.

Sixpence None The Richer will make their first Australian tour in March, with Ella Hooper joining Leigh Nash and Matt Slocum for dates across the country.

Steve Hogarth will make his Australian solo debut in December with four H Natural performances in Sydney and Melbourne, drawing on Marillion favourites, solo material and covers.

Luka Šulić will tour Australia in December 2026 with his LIFE live show and a nine piece orchestra, performing in Perth, Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne.

Radiohead will play 16 Australian concerts in May and June 2027, marking their first visit to Australia since 2012.

Angus & Julia Stone will begin their Karaoke Bar World Tour in Australia in February 2027, with dates announced across five cities.

f5ve and THE DEEP will make their Australian live debuts with two all-ages shows in Melbourne and Sydney this October.

Joeys Coop, featuring Brett Myers of Died Pretty, have released their third album Sawdust Memories and continue their Australian tour through November.

Simple Minds will release their 18th studio album Sacrosanct in January 2027 and have confirmed five Australian arena dates with special guest Gary Numan.

Eric Hutchinson explains how his wife’s obsession with Roger Federer inspired Watching You Watch Him, recalls performing at Rod Laver Arena and previews his November 2026 Australian tour.