Calvin Harris Announces First Ever Australian Headline Tour for February 2027
Grammy-winning DJ Calvin Harris will embark on his debut Australian headline tour across four major cities in February 2027, with tickets going on sale September 24, 2026. Fans can anticipate performances of his global hits, highlighting a career-spanning setlist.
Calvin Harris, the Grammy Award-winning DJ and music producer, has officially announced his first Australian headline tour, set to take place in February 2027. The upcoming tour marks a significant milestone as it is the first time Harris will headline major Australian venues across the country. The news was confirmed and publicized on September 24, 2026. This Australian tour will cover four major cities, starting in Perth and concluding in Melbourne. Fans will have the opportunity to experience Harris's live performances in an outdoor setting at iconic locations including Langley Park in Perth, RNA Showgrounds in Brisbane, The Domain in Sydney, and Flemington Racecourse in Melbourne, each one slated for a single-date event across the month of February. [1] [1]
Tickets for the tour will be released to the general public on September 24, 2026, at 1:00 PM local time respective to each city, with the booking managed through official platforms, notably Ticketmaster Australia. Given Harris's global prominence and extensive catalog of chart-topping tracks, demand is expected to be significant, prompting early ticket purchases as advisable. [1] [1]
The setlist for the tour is expected to feature an energetic mix of Calvin Harris's well-known hits that span over a decade of success in electronic and pop music. Audiences can anticipate performances of smash singles such as “One Kiss” with Dua Lipa, “This Is What You Came For” featuring Rihanna, “Summer,” “Feel So Close,” “Sweet Nothing” with Florence Welch, and “Blame” featuring John Newman. These tracks not only highlight Harris's collaborations with some of the industry's biggest artists but also trace his evolution as a boundary-pushing producer and performer. [2] [2]
While this tour is a first for Harris as a headliner in Australia, it represents a growing trend where internationally renowned electronic artists provide fans outside their home countries with high-profile live experiences, especially in expansive outdoor venues that accommodate large audiences. However, specifics about supporting acts or stage production details have yet to be released, leaving some uncertainties about the full scope and scale of the live shows. [1][2] [1][2]