The Book-It List: Every Big Concert, Comedy and Show On Sale Across Australia Right Now

The shows worth locking in before they sell out, sorted by the month they land.
Eliza Campbell
Published on June 15, 2026

There's a particular kind of regret that arrives the morning a tour goes on sale and you decide to think about it. By lunchtime the good seats are gone, and by Friday you're weighing up a resale ticket that costs more than the interstate flight.

The fix? Book early. And right now there's an unusually deep bench of shows on sale in Australia: stadium pop, reunited rock gods, export-worthy stand-up, and enough touring musicals to fill a season.

These are the ones worth the money. Everything on this list is on sale now, sorted it by the month it shows — so wherever you are, and whenever you're free, there's something to lock in.

Cirque du Soleil Kooza
Cirque du Soleil Kooza. Supplied.

June

Cirque du Soleil — Kooza

The acrobatic juggernaut's Big Top show, all hand-balancing and high-wire nerve.

When: Now in Melbourne; Sydney from 17 October
Where: Melbourne, Brisbane and Sydney
Book now

SIX the Musical
SIX the Musical. Supplied.

July

Jim Jefferies
Jim Jefferies. Supplied.

SIX the Musical

Henry VIII's six wives reclaim the mic as a glitter-soaked pop group — 80 minutes of bangers and historical score-settling.

When: Melbourne until 4 October; Sydney from 9 October
Where: Melbourne and Sydney
Book now

A Beautiful Noise: The Neil Diamond Musical
A Beautiful Noise: The Neil Diamond Musical. Supplied.

August

Isaac Butterfield — Armageddon

The take-no-prisoners Australian comic on a no-apologies national run, loud and unbothered.

When: From 1 October
Where: Sydney, Wollongong, Newcastle and Bunbury, plus regional dates
Book now

Beetlejuice the Musical

The Broadway hit — green hair, bad manners and genuinely clever staging.

When: Sydney from November
Where: Sydney
Book now

A Beautiful Noise: The Neil Diamond Musical

The jukebox bio-musical of the Brooklyn kid turned Sweet Caroline hitmaker.

When: Melbourne from 5 August; Sydney from 14 November
Where: Melbourne and Sydney
Book now

Jason Derulo
Jason Derulo. Supplied.

September

The Temper Trap — Sungazer Tour

The "Sweet Disposition" Melburnians return with their first new album in years.

When: 9 October
Where: Perth
Book now

Cluedo

The board game and 1985 film collide in a fast, farcical whodunnit — bodies drop, suspects scramble, no interval.

When: Brisbane until 4 October
Where: Brisbane
Book now

Lily Allen
Lily Allen. Supplied.

October

Tame Impala — Deadbeat Tour

Kevin Parker's psych-pop juggernaut returns with new album Deadbeat, joined by Sydney producer Ninajirachi.

When: 9–21 October
Where: Brisbane, Melbourne, Sydney and Perth
Book now

Post Malone — The Big Ass World Tour

With Don Toliver in tow, Posty goes full stadium.

When: 9–15 October
Where: Melbourne, Brisbane and Sydney
Book now

Conan Gray — Wishbone World Tour

Bedroom-pop turned arena songwriting, touring the album Wishbone.

When: Until 8 October
Where: Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth
Book now

Hans Zimmer — Hans Zimmer Live

The film composer brings a reworked arena production of his Dune, Interstellar and Gladiator scores, with vocalist Lisa Gerrard.

When: 12–28 October
Where: Perth, Adelaide, Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney
Book now

Lamb of God & Trivium

A double bill of American heavy-metal heavyweights, with Bleed From Within guesting.

When: 2–11 October
Where: Perth, Adelaide, Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane
Book now

Lily Allen — West End Girl Tour

The British pop provocateur performs her comeback album in full — her first Australian shows in over seven years.

When: 23 October–1 November
Where: Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne and Perth
Book now

Hilary Duff — Luck… or Something Tour

A full dose of 2000s nostalgia as the Lizzie McGuire star heads back on the road for the first time in decades.

When: 22–29 October
Where: Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne and Perth
Book now

5 Seconds of Summer — Everyone's a Star! World Tour

The Sydney band's homecoming, starting in October and rolling into November.

When: 28 October–6 November
Where: Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth
Book now

Guns N' Roses
Guns N' Roses. Supplied.

November and into December

Iron Maiden — Run for Your Lives World Tour

The British metal institution marks its 50th anniversary with a career-spanning set, Megadeth as very special guests.

When: 11–18 November
Where: Adelaide, Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane
Book now

Robbie Williams — Britpop World Tour

Showmanship as a contact sport.

When: 11–17 November
Where: Melbourne, Sydney and Newcastle
Book now

Charlie Puth — Whatever's Clever! World Tour

The pop craftsman and studio nerd brings a full live band to Australian arenas.

When: 7–17 November
Where: Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth
Book now

Khalid — It's Always Summer Somewhere Tour

The American R&B-pop singer's first full Australian arena run since 2019, with Lauv supporting throughout.

When: 11–18 November
Where: Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne and Perth
Book now

Jack Johnson, Ben Harper & John Butler

Three mellow-rock heavyweights share outdoor stages behind Johnson's new documentary and soundtrack.

When: 7–17 November
Where: Brisbane, Perth, Sydney and Melbourne
Book now

Spacey Jane — Heading Back Down Under

WA indie heroes back on home soil after a globe-conquering run, with Telenova and Armlock in tow.

When: 26 November–13 December
Where: Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth
Book now

DMA'S
DMA'S. Supplied.

DMA'S — Australian Tour

The hometown victory lap, ending outdoors and oversized at the Sydney Opera House forecourt.

When: 27 November–3 December
Where: Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney
Book now

Wolf Alice — The Clearing Tour

Britain's Grammy-nominated art-rock band bring their lush fourth record to Australian summer gardens.

When: 2–8 December
Where: Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth
Book now

Guns N' Roses — World Tour 2026

Appetite intact, on a stadium run that carries through to mid-December.

When: 29 November–14 December
Where: Adelaide, Townsville, Brisbane, Newcastle, Melbourne and Sydney
Book now

On sale now, for 2027

BTS — World Tour 'Arirang'

The biggest band in the world play their first stadium shows on Australian soil — and it will not stay on sale for long.

When: 10–21 February 2027
Where: Melbourne and Sydney
Book now

Bluey's Big Play — The Stage Show

The Heeler family brought to life with puppetry on a giant set — a 50-minute romp pitched squarely at the show's preschool superfans.

When: Touring nationally; dates rolling out
Where: Multiple cities
Book now

Images: Supplied

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Published on June 15, 2026 by Eliza Campbell
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