Calvin Harris has announced his first-ever headline tour of Australia, with four large-scale outdoor shows confirmed for February 2027.
The Scottish DJ and producer will play Perth, Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne, beginning at Langley Park on 18 February before wrapping up at Flemington Racecourse on 26 February. The run is presented by Untitled Group, Full Circle and Live Nation.
Despite being a regular presence on major Australian festival lineups over the years, including Stereosonic and Festival X, Harris has never previously mounted a dedicated headline tour of the country.
His most recent Australian appearances came with Festival X in 2022, where he topped a dance-heavy bill featuring John Summit, Green Velvet, Nina Kraviz, Tchami and Sub Focus.
Calvin Harris Australian tour dates
The four dates announced for the Calvin Harris Australia Tour 2027 are:
- Thursday 18 February — Langley Park, Perth
- Friday 19 February — RNA Showgrounds, Brisbane
- Saturday 20 February — The Domain, Sydney
- Friday 26 February — Flemington Racecourse, Melbourne
All four events are general admission and restricted to over-18s. Doors are currently listed for 6pm in Perth and 5pm for Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne, with each event scheduled to finish at 11pm. No support acts have been announced at this stage.

Harris returns after Festival X
The tour will bring Harris back to Australia more than four years after his last visit and comes at a point when his catalogue stretches across nearly two decades of dance and pop.
Alongside tracks including Feel So Close, Summer, Sweet Nothing, One Kiss and This Is What You Came For, his more recent output includes Satisfy, his 2026 collaboration with Irish vocalist Jazzy.
Harris has remained firmly connected to club and festival culture alongside his crossover success, with headline appearances at events including Coachella, Creamfields and Glastonbury and long-running residencies in Ibiza and Las Vegas.
That makes a full Australian headline run a notable change from the festival appearances through which local audiences have largely seen him previously.
When do tickets go on sale?
A Telstra Plus presale begins at 11am local time on Monday 21 September, followed by the artist presale at 12pm local time on Wednesday 23 September.
General tickets go on sale at 1pm local time on Thursday 24 September. Ticketmaster currently lists a limit of four tickets per customer during the Telstra Plus presale and six during the artist presale and general sale.
Ticket prices have not yet been published.
Full tour details and presale registration are available via the official event page.
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