In case you haven’t heard (unlikely), Calvin Harris is coming to Australia in 2027 and fans have been hustling hard for tickets. So much so, that the global superstar has added even more Australian dates to his highly anticipated 2027 stint.
The additional dates were exclusive to Melbourne and Sydney, with extra shows added on Sunday, February 21 and Wednesday, February 24 in Sydney, and Thursday, February 25 and Sunday, February 28 in Melbourne.
Those shows have since sold out, prompting the announcement of a fifth and final Sydney date on Tuesday, February 23, giving fans one more chance to catch the Scottish DJ and producer perform IRL.
Are There Any Tickets Left For Calvin Harris’ Final Sydney Show?
Currently this final date (Tuesday, February 23) is the sole remaining show with ticket availability, which can be found here. The other shows all have Tixel Waitlist links on the Untitled Group’s website.
The tour will mark Harris’ first-ever dedicated headline run across Australia, making it a significant homecoming for one of the biggest names in electronic music, having last ventured Down Under in 2022, when he headlined Festival X.
He first performed in Australia at Big Day Out in 2010, before returning for Stereosonic in 2011, 2012 and 2014. Judging by the speed at which tickets have been snapped up, Harris’ headlining tour is long overdue.
Pre-sales for Telstra Plus members launched on Monday, September 21, followed by another pre-sale for subscribers to Harris’ website on Wednesday, September 23.
General sale opened today at 1pm, with tickets quickly seized by fans leading to further dates being announced soon after. According to Live Nation, the 2027 tour will span Harris’ extensive catalogue, bringing together tracks from his era-defining albums 18 Months and Motion, alongside the Funk Wav Bounces volumes and his recent compilation 96 Months.
Fans can expect an ebullient set packed with some of Harris’ biggest collaborations and dancefloor anthems, which will no doubt include include “One Kiss” with Dua Lipa, “This Is What You Came For” with Rihanna, “Feel So Close”, “Summer” and “How Deep Is Your Love” alongside plenty more from his sprawling catalogue.
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