July was a huge month for tour announcements, with exciting news for live music fans across every genre. No matter what kind of music you love, there is something to look forward to. Check out the list below to see if your favourite artist announced a tour and find out if tickets are still available!

 

Dizzee Rascal

 

Dizzee Rascal will return to Australia in late 2026 for his We Want Bass Tour, joined by Example, ArrDee, and DJ Swaglord Savannah. The tour will visit Perth, Brisbane, Adelaide, Melbourne, Sydney, and Byron Bay, with Dizzee also performing at Live in the Gardens at Melbourne's Royal Botanic Gardens before the tour concludes in Auckland.

 

Bicep

 

Bicep will return to Australia in 2026 for a three-date tour, bringing their acclaimed live electronic show to Sydney and Melbourne. The Northern Irish duo will perform at Sydney's Hordern Pavilion on October 31 before heading to Melbourne's The Underpass for back-to-back shows on November 1 and 2, following a string of sold-out Australian performances and appearances at some of the world's biggest festivals.

 

 

Beyond The Valley (BTV)

 

Beyond The Valley has unveiled its 2026/27 lineup for the festival's 11th edition, returning to Barunah Plains after selling out in under an hour last year. Headlined by John Summit and the Black Eyed Peas in their only Australian show, the lineup also features KI/KI, Skepta, Ocean Alley, Overmono, Hannah Laing, The Veronicas, Nia Archives, Vince Staples, and Frost Children, promising a mix of electronic, hip hop, and live music across the New Year's festival.

 

Spilt Milk

 

Spilt Milk returns in December 2026 with four massive festival dates across Australia, bringing one of the year's biggest lineups to Canberra, the Gold Coast, Geelong and Perth. Headlined by Lewis Capaldi and RAYE, the touring festival will also feature exclusive Australian performances from Baby Keem, KETTAMA, Maisie Peters, Remi Wolf, DMA'S, STÜM, Tobiahs and more, continuing its reputation as one of Australia's premier summer music festivals.

Wildlands

 

Wildlands Festival returns to celebrate the New Year with two huge events, taking place on December 31 at the Brisbane Showgrounds and January 2 in Perth. Known for its mix of electronic, dance and hip hop, this year's lineup features John Summit, KI/KI, Disco Lines, Skepta, Worship and more, continuing the festival's tradition of bringing world-class artists to Australia's summer festival season.

Kool & The Gang and Sister Sledge

 

Kool & The Gang and Sister Sledge featuring Sledgendary will join forces for a co-headline Australian tour in November and December 2026, celebrating decades of timeless funk, disco and soul. The tour will visit Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth, giving fans the chance to experience classic hits such as "Celebration," "Ladies' Night" and "We Are Family" performed live by two of the genre's most iconic acts.

King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard

 

King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard will return to Australia in October 2026 for a special run of shows across New South Wales and Victoria. The tour includes performances in Thirroul and Sydney, a late-night rave set at Liberty Hall, and the second edition of the band's curated Croxton Block Party in Melbourne, featuring two nights of extended headline sets alongside a lineup of Australian and international underground artists.

Benson Boone

 

Benson Boone will bring his Wanted Man World Tour to Australia in November 2026, marking his biggest Australian tour to date. Following the success of his chart-topping album American Heart, the US singer-songwriter will perform nine arena shows across Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney, giving fans the chance to hear hits like "Beautiful Things" live as part of his highly anticipated return.

System Of A Down and Faith No More

 

System Of A Down will return to Australia in early 2027 for their first headline tour in more than a decade, bringing special guests Faith No More for three massive stadium shows. The legendary metal band will perform in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane in January and February, delivering a highly anticipated run of concerts for Australian fans.

Queens Of The Stone Age

 

Queens of the Stone Age will return to Australia in December 2026 for a six-date tour across Adelaide, Hobart, Melbourne, Sydney, Newcastle and Brisbane. The band will be joined by Primus and Tropical Fuck Storm for every show, creating a stacked alternative rock lineup that marks Queens of the Stone Age's first Australian performances since 2024 and gives fans the chance to experience their latest music live.

 

Boyz II Men

 

Boyz II Men will return to Australia and New Zealand in 2026 for a series of arena shows and a day on the green performances. The legendary R&B group will be joined by Salt-N-Pepa and Bell Biv DeVoe, bringing decades of iconic hits including "End of the Road," "I'll Make Love to You" and "One Sweet Day" to audiences across Perth, Geelong, Auckland, Sydney, Hunter Valley and Mount Cotton.

Forever After - The Presets

 

The Presets will launch 2027 with Foreverafter, a special live music event celebrating the artists who helped shape Australia's electronic music scene. The three-city event will feature The Presets alongside Cut Copy, Ladyhawke, Bag Raiders, Bang Gang DJs and FUKHED, bringing a celebration of iconic electronic sounds to Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane in January 2027.

Bryan Adams

 

Bryan Adams will return to Australia in 2027 with his Roll With The Punches Tour, bringing his legendary rock catalogue and new music to arenas across the country. Joined by special guest Natalie Imbruglia, the tour will visit Perth, Sydney, Brisbane, Adelaide and Melbourne in February and March, celebrating more than four decades of hits from one of rock's most enduring performers.

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