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Calvin Harris announces first Australian headline tour with four shows across Perth, Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne in February 2027

Australia has seen Calvin Harris across some of its biggest festivals over the years, but 2027 will mark something new for the Scottish producer. In February, his first-ever Australian headline tour will take him across Perth, Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne, turning a long history of festival appearances into a four-city run of his own. After previous appearances at Big Day Out, Stereosonic and Festival X, the tour gives Calvin Harris his first dedicated headline run across the country.

 

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Four Australian Dates Set for February 2027

The first-ever Australian headline tour from Calvin Harris will begin at Langley Park in Perth on February 18, followed by RNA Showgrounds in Brisbane on February 19 and The Domain in Sydney on February 20. The run then finishes at Flemington Racecourse in Melbourne on February 26, giving him four headline dates across the country in just over a week.

Presented by Untitled Group, Full Circle and Live Nation, the tour marks a change from the festival appearances that have made up most of Calvin Harris’ history in Australia. Previous visits have included Big Day Out in 2010, Stereosonic in 2011, 2012 and 2014, and Festival X in 2022, with the 2027 dates becoming his first dedicated national headline run.

A Long History With Australian Festivals

Those earlier appearances have given Calvin Harris a long connection with Australian audiences, particularly through some of the country’s biggest dance and multi-genre festivals. His Stereosonic years came during the period when tracks such as Feel So Close, Sweet Nothing and Summer were becoming some of the biggest releases in his catalogue, while his Festival X return in 2022 brought him back to Australia after several years away.

For 2027, that history continues through four large outdoor shows across Perth, Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne, with no support acts announced so far. Calvin Harris is currently the only artist named across the official listings, leaving the rest of the tour lineup still to be revealed.

Tickets for Calvin Harris Australia 2027

With the four dates confirmed, ticket access will open through several presales before the general sale later this month. The Telstra Plus presale starts at 11:00 AM local time on September 21, followed by the Calvin Harris artist presale at 12:00 PM local time on September 23. General sale opens at 1:00 PM local time on September 24, with tickets available through Ticketmaster Australia.

All four dates are listed as 18+, with valid photo ID required for entry and mobile ticketing in place across the tour. The purchase limit is four tickets per transaction during the Telstra Plus presale and six during both the artist presale and general sale. Perth lists doors at 6:00 PM, while Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne list 5:00 PM, with each show expected to finish around 11:00 PM.

VIP options are also available, including VIP Lounge + GA and VIP Lounge + Stage Front GA. Both include dedicated entry, access to a private lounge and bar, and exclusive merchandise, while the Stage Front package adds access to a designated general admission viewing area closer to the stage.

More than two decades into his career, Calvin Harris heads into the tour with a catalogue that includes Feel So Close, Summer, Blame, This Is What You Came For, Sweet Nothing and One Kiss. After years of Australian festival appearances, February 2027 will bring that history into his first full headline run across the country.

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