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Just weeks after winning their second Grammy, Tame Impala – the invention of one of Australia’s biggest-ever musical exports – have announced they’re headed Down Under for a nationwide tour. They'll be hitting up four cities in October 2026, and if the North American sell-outs are anything to go by, you’ll want to move fast when tickets drop.
Over the past ten-plus years, multi-talented artist and producer Kevin Parker’s bedroom psych project has morphed into a festival-headlining, arena-packing juggernaut, powered by euphoric synths and emotionally loaded hooks that have turned a whole generation of music lovers against Trevor (IYKYK).
As a newly six-piece touring band, Tame Impala is returning to Australia this October with Deadbeat, their fifth studio album, led by singles ‘Loser’, ‘End of Summer’ (which just snagged him a Grammy for Best Dance/Electronic Recording) and ‘Dracula’, which landed at No. 3 in triple j’s Hottest 100. Here’s everything you need to know about getting tickets to Tame Impala’s Deadbeat tour in Australia.
When is Tame Impala in Australia?
Tame Impala will hit four cities this October, including:
- Brisbane Entertainment Centre – Saturday, October 10
- Melbourne’s Rod Laver Arena – Wednesday, October 14
- Sydney’s Qudos Bank Arena – Monday, October 19
- Perth’s RAC Arena – Saturday, October 24
When do Tame Impala Australia tickets go on sale?
General release tickets go on sale at 11am local time on Friday, February 27 via Ticketek.
When is the Tame Impala Australia pre-sale?
Australia’s lucky Frontier Members can access a pre-sale from 9am local time on Wednesday, February 25. Yep, that's tomorrow. You'll find pre-sale info and links over here.
How much do Tame Impala Australia tickets cost?
Tickets start at $199.90, with VIP early entry packages from $349.90.
Who is the support for Tame Impala in Australia?
Joining Tame Impala on all Australian dates is electronic producer and songwriter Ninajirachi, whose glitchy brand of hyperpop has gained a heap of traction over the past few months. The Central Coast-raised artist had a massive 2025, with her debut album I Love My Computer scoring her the Australian Music Prize, multiple J Awards, three ARIAs and the inaugural NSW Breakthrough Artist of the Year award at the 2025 NSW Music Prize.