Music News Powerfinger To Reform Tonight?

More than 300,000 tickets sold in six days for Powderfinger's original 26-date Australian tour have prompted a final run of shows, with Hobart and Canberra finally included, extra Melbourne and Perth dates and two outdoor concerts in Brisbane to close the tour.

All 26 shows on Powderfinger's 2027 Australian reunion tour have sold out after the general public onsale, with more than 300,000 tickets gone in six days. Extra shows are being locked in for fans who missed out.

Overwhelming demand for Powderfinger's return has left only limited tickets for Monday's general public onsale, with the band confirming additional dates are being lined up for the 2027 Australian run.

Powderfinger will play stadium-sized big tops in six cities from September, the first time the original line-up has shared a physical stage since the Sunsets Farewell Tour closed in 2010.

Sixteen years after their final public concert, the five members end the mystery campaign with a direct video message promising shows across the country and full details next week.

Powderfinger have broken their silence on the reunion speculation, using a coded video, a refreshed website and one very specific date to turn the mystery campaign into their clearest signal yet.

Cryptic billboards in Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane are connecting a series of numbers, songs and career milestones to Powderfinger, while a new Instagram account appears to be spelling out the band's history one clue at a time.