Cassian: Day-to-Night Australia Tour 2026

Overview

Returning home for a pair of euphoric openair shows, Grammy Award-winning DJ, producer and mixing engineer Cassian is soon bringing his brand of dark and dreamy melodic house back to our shores this spring. Based amid the bright lights of Los Angeles these days, the acclaimed RÜFÜS DU SOL collaborator will journey home to Sydney Portugal Community Club on Saturday, October 31, before taking over Heide Sculpture Park on Saturday, November 7.

Presented by Untitled, don't expect an everyday party. Both events have been specifically curated to elevate Cassian's renowned live experience, spanning an atmospheric hometown outdoor setting, and in Melbourne, rolling out across green fields dotted with contemporary art. Now one of Australia's most globally influential electronic exports, Cassian is bringing a stacked lineup of support acts too, teeming with melodic and emotive grooves.

At both dates, internationally acclaimed German producer and live performer Nils Hoffmann will serve up a deep and progressive house set, informed by his background as a classical pianist. Then, Aussie-born, LA-based melodic house favourite Mild Minds will deliver an energetic, sample-heavy DJ set spanning UK garage and lush electronica. Meanwhile, rising local talents Samantha Loveridge and OLIIV round out this deep, carefully considered lineup.

While Cassian routinely lights up stages around the globe, he hasn't forgotten his roots. Having recently completed his biggest year of touring across Australia, with over 6000 tickets sold, you might have caught him at Sydney's Roundhouse or The Timber Yard in Melbourne. Well, now's the time to run it back — or catch Cassian for the first time — immersed in melodic techno, progressive house and euphoric club energy beneath the open skies.

Presale registration is now open, with presale tickets on sale from 12pm on Thursday, June 18. General public tickets are on sale from 12pm on Friday, June 19. Head to the website for more information.

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