Amyl and the Sniffers at The Station, Sunshine Coast. Photo: Dameeka Middleton for YELO.
Iconic Australian punk band Amyl and the Sniffers will return to Brisbane in February 2027 as part of a national tour that has now expanded to six shows.
UPDATE — October 24: The band has added a second Melbourne show on Monday, March 8, and an all-ages Adelaide show on Wednesday, March 10, after its original Melbourne date sold out. Brisbane’s February 26 show at On the Banks remains unchanged, with WAAX and Southeast Desert Metal supporting.
The Melbourne group will play On the Banks in Brisbane on Friday, February 26, following a huge international run that included Glastonbury and Coachella.
Amyl and the Sniffers 2027 Australian tour dates
- Friday, February 26: On the Banks, Brisbane, QLD
- Sunday, February 28: Palace Foreshore, Fremantle, WA
- Thursday, March 4: Golden Hour at Bondi Beach, Sydney, NSW
- Sunday, March 7: Palace Foreshore, St Kilda, Melbourne, VIC — SOLD OUT; with Spike Fuck and Techno 666
- Monday, March 8: Palace Foreshore, St Kilda, Melbourne, VIC — NEW SHOW; with Spike Fuck and Techno 666
- Wednesday, March 10: Thebarton Theatre, Adelaide, SA — NEW ALL-AGES SHOW; with West Thebarton and Rosie and the Posies
Tickets for the tour, including the newly added Melbourne and Adelaide dates, are on sale now. The original March 7 Melbourne show is sold out. Check the band’s official website for current availability and ticket links.
Tour tickets will support seven charities
The announcement says $5 from every ticket sold will be shared equally among Foodbank Australia, Palestine Children’s Relief Fund, Women’s and Girls’ Emergency Centre, Living Knowledge Network, Wilya Janta Housing Collaboration, Sisters Inside and Teach Us Consent.
The announcement follows the release of Truth or Consequence, a live country album and concert film featuring stripped-back versions of the band’s songs, two previously unreleased tracks and a cover of Slim Dusty’s “Lights on the Hill”.
Sunshine Coast fans have seen the band up close before. Read YELO’s review of their sold-out show at The Station. Find more upcoming shows in YELO’s Brisbane gig guide.
