2027 might seem like it's far off in the distant future, but not when it comes to planning concert tickets. Any music nerd or devoted fan girl will know that securing your spot at barrier, or ensuring you've made the cut for your favourite Indie band's club show is imperative and needs to be planned well in advance. So while we still have a good five months left of the calendar year, there are already concerts and tours being lined up for next year that we think you should really know about.
Whether you're a former Directioner chomping at the bit to see Niall Horan, or a metal-head ready to send it with System of a Down – these are all the artists, musicians and bands touring Australia in 2027 (and where to get tickets).
System of a Down (2 January–27 February)
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Buy tickets: General public tickets went on sale on 31 July 2026, and can be checked for availability directly through TEG Live or the official ticketing agents for each venue.
The Californian nu metal band is touring Australia in January and February 2027 for their first headline tour in over a decade, joined by special guests Faith No More.
Tour dates:
- Friday 22 January 2027 at Accor Stadium, Sydney:
- Wednesday 27 January 2027 at Marvel Stadium, Melbourne
- Monday 1 February 2027 at Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane
BTS (10–21 February)
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Buy tickets: General public tickets are on sale now. ARMY Membership (GLOBAL) presales concluded ahead of the public onsale. Remaining tickets can be checked through Ticketmaster and Live Nation.
BTS will make their long-awaited return to Australia in February 2027 as part of the BTS WORLD TOUR 'ARIRANG', marking the group's first Australian concerts since reuniting following the completion of members' military service. Due to overwhelming demand, additional Melbourne dates were added to the tour.
Tour dates:
- Wednesday 10 February 2027 at Marvel Stadium, Melbourne (additional show)
- Friday 12 February 2027 at Marvel Stadium, Melbourne
- Saturday 13 February 2027 at Marvel Stadium, Melbourne
- Saturday 20 February 2027 at Accor Stadium, Sydney
- Sunday 21 February 2027 at Accor Stadium, Sydney
Niall Horan (10–19 February 2027)
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Buy tickets: via Ticketek
Niall Horan is gong on tour for his latest album The Dinner Party. And if you're worried about securing a ticket, fret no more as Horan has about seven pre-sales for you to have a chance at. The first one starting on Monday 15 June at 1pm local time. General sale starts on Thursday 18 June, 2pm local time.
Tour dates:
- Wednesday 10 February 2027, Adelaide Entertainment Centre Arena, Adelaide
- Friday 12 February 2027, Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne
- Tuesday 16 February, Qudos Bank Arena, Sydney Olympic Park
- Friday 19 February, Brisbane Entertainment Centre, Brisbane
Evanescence (7–16 March)
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Buy tickets: General public tickets are on sale now and can be checked for availability through Live Nation, Ticketek.
The Grammy-winning rock band returns to Australia for its first headline tour in several years, with Amy Lee and the band celebrating material spanning their breakthrough album Fallen through to their latest record, Sanctuary.
Tour dates:
- Sunday 7 March 2027 at Adelaide Entertainment Centre, Adelaide
- Tuesday 9 March 2027 at Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne (sold out)
- Wednesday 10 March 2027 at Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne (new show)
- Friday 12 March 2027 at Afterpay Arena, Sydney
- Tuesday 16 March 2027 at Brisbane Entertainment Centre, Brisbane
Jungle (March)
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Buy tickets: General public tickets are on sale now and can be checked for availability through Live Nation and the official ticketing agents for each venue.
The British electronic soul collective will return to Australia in March 2027 as part of its global Sunshine World Tour. The run follows the release of the band's fifth studio album, Sunshine, and sees Jungle bring its acclaimed live show, featuring the group's signature blend of disco, funk and soul, back to Australian audiences.
Tour dates:
- Tuesday 2 March at Brisbane Entertainment Centre, Brisbane
- Thursday 4 March at Afterpay Arena, Sydney
- Saturday 6 March at Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne
- Wednesday 10 March at RAC Arena, Perth
Looking for tickets sooner? Check out our comprehensive list of the musicians touring Australia in 2026.
