2026 is another big year in music for Sydney, with venues like Qudos Bank Arena, Hordern Pavilion, Accor Stadium, Enmore Theatre and Metro Theatre all turning out some pretty stacked lineups to keep the city on its feet.
We’ve detailed all the biggest names heading to the Harbour City in 2026, plus details on tickets, prices, dates and times, so that you can plan ahead and not miss out on seeing your favourite artists Down Under.
From Swedish pop princess Zara Larsson, to British heartthrob Harry Styles and Sydney’s very own 5 Seconds of Summer, Sydney’s concert calendar has some big names dotted across it. Although the winter months remain a bit less busy for music events, months like October are absolutely full of blockbuster concerts.
Consider this your go-to music guide: we’ll be updating this list weekly with the latest music announcements plus all the must-see Sydney concerts.
Table of Contents
February
Ed Sheeran
British singer-songwriter and multi-award-winning artist Ed Sheeran will play two highly anticipated shows at Sydney’s Accor Stadium this February. Ed last played in Australia in 2023, when he made headlines for repeatedly breaking concert attendance records. More than 200,000 fans travelled to Melbourne Cricket Ground, Australia’s largest stadium, to catch his 2023 shows, so there’s no doubt his arrival in Sydney is on every Sheerio’s radar.
Where: Accor Stadium, Edwin Flack Ave, Sydney Olympic Park NSW 2127.
When: February 13 and February 14.
Price: From $149.90.
Lorde
The last time New Zealand-born singer Lorde was spotted in Sydney, she was crashing a Lorde tribute night at Mary’s Underground in May. Since then, she’s finally stopped teasing Sydney with a tour and will make her long-awaited return Down Under in February, playing her first live shows here since 2023. Her Ultrasound World Tour will open in Brisbane before heading to Sydney and three other major Australian cities.
Where: Qudos Bank Arena, 19 Edwin Flack Ave, Sydney Olympic Park NSW 2127.
When: February 18 and 19.
Price: Tickets from $149.90.
Bad Bunny
Fresh off his incredible Superbowl Performance, Bad Bunny brings his DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS World Tour to Sydney. The three-time Grammy and 11-time Latin Grammy award winner will perform here for the first time, playing ENGIE Stadium on February 28 and March 1. He’s yet to announce tour dates to any other city in Australia, so we’re feeling extra lucky that he’s gracing Sydney with his presence.
Where: ENGIE Stadium, Sydney Olympic Park.
When: February 28 and March 1.
Price: Tickets start at $160.
March
Maisie Peters
Taking to the stage at the Enmore Theatre on March 1 and 2, Maisie Peters will perform two intimate shows in Sydney to celebrate the announcement of her much-anticipated third studio album, Florescence. Having opened for megastars like Taylor Swift, Coldplay, Noah Kahan and Conan Gray in recent years, she’s now bringing her own spotlight to Aussie fans with the headline tour, Before The Bloom.
Where: Enmore Theatre, 118-132 Enmore Rd, Newtown NSW 2042.
When: March 1 and March 2.
Price: From $89.90.
G Flip
Drumming, singing, songwriting, producing… there’s not much G Flip can’t do. The multi-talented artist, who’s originally from Melbourne, will return to Australia with the Dream Ride Tour this February and March. They’ll play at Sydney’s Hordern Pavilion on March 3 and 4, bringing along special guests The Beaches and Ayesha Madon.
Where: Hordern Pavilion, Gate C/3 Driver Ave, Moore Park NSW 2021.
When: March 3 and 4.
Price: $99.90.
Pulp
Performing live for the first time in 15 years, Britpop band Pulp returns to Sydney to take over the Sydney Opera House Forecourt for two exciting nights. They’ll be performing their iconic hits (think “Common People” and “Do You Remember the First Time?”), but also more recent ones, like 2025’s More, marking their first new material in a quarter century.
Where: Sydney Opera House Forecourt, Bennelong Point, Sydney NSW 2000.
When: March 6 and 7.
Price: $159.90.
April
Mumford & Sons
West London band Mumford & Sons are known for their uplifting folk-rock sound and hits like “The Cave”, “Little Lion Man” and “I Will Wait”. They’ll be performing at Qudos Bank Arena after the release of their sixth studio album, Prizefighter, which comes out on February 13. From crowd-igniting classics to brand-new tracks, their set promises a little bit of everything.
Where: Qudos Bank Arena, 19 Edwin Flack Ave, Sydney Olympic Park NSW 2127.
When: April 29.
Price: Tickets are sold out, but available for purchase on the Ticketek Marketplace.
Earth, Wind & Fire
Forget September, Earth, Wind & Fire will be performing in Sydney as early as April this year, marking their first visit since 2012. The band, which was formed in 1969, is famous for its vibrant fusion of soul, funk, R&B, jazz and disco that delights people from all generations. This concert is guaranteed to get people moving, as they play funky dance hits like “September,” “Let’s Groove,” and “Boogie Wonderland”.
Where: TikTok Entertainment Centre, 2/14 Darling Dr, Sydney NSW 2000.
When: April 5.
Price: Tickets from $169.70.
The Pogues
Celtic punk rockers The Pogues are returning to Sydney 14 years after their last performance in Australia to celebrate the 40th anniversary of their classic 1985 record Rum Sodomy & The Lash. Founding band members James Fearnley, Jem Finer, and Spider Stacy will be joined by a variety of guest musicians, including the Bad Seeds’ Jim Sclavunos, and they’ll be playing the record in its entirety, plus B-sides, extended version tracks, and a special selection of their most iconic material.
Where: Sydney Opera House Concert Hall
When: April 5 and 6.
Price: Tickets from $119.90.
May
KT Tunstall
Live out your The Devil Wears Prada fantasy as you bop along to KT Tunstall’s “Suddenly I See” at the Metro Theatre. She’s celebrating the 20th anniversary of her groundbreaking multi-million-selling debut album, Eye To The Telescope, and will play the five-times platinum album in its entirety. The Scottish singer-songwriter has a whole heap of iconic noughties songs (like “Black Horse and the Cherry Tree”) that will be sure to get the nostalgic crowd dancing.
Where: G2/624 George St, Sydney NSW 2000.
When: May 23.
Price: From $89.90.
Deftones
Alt-rock legends Deftones head down under to Australia and New Zealand this May for an immersive, genre-defying live performance. The band will play a run of explosive headline arena shows for the first time in nearly 10 years, bringing along special guests Interpol and Ecca Vandal.
Where: Qudos Bank Arena, 19 Edwin Flack Ave, Sydney Olympic Park NSW 2127.
When: May 2 and 3.
Price: From $159.90.
Peking Duck
This Hordern Pavilion gig marks a landmark Sydney homecoming for Peking Duck, as the band debuts brand-new music plus a new live show with epic in-the-round production. The electronic duo is made up of Reuben Styles and Adam Hyde, who also perform under the name Keli Holiday and are behind the smash-hit “Dancing2”. They’ll both be bringing that signature Peking Duck energy to Hordern Pavilion for their special, one-night-only show.
Where: Hordern Pavilion, Gate C/3 Driver Ave, Moore Park NSW 2021.
When: May 15.
Price: From $74.99.
June
Leon Thomas
You might remember Leon Thomas from Victorious, but don’t get it twisted: the three-time Grammy winner is now one of music’s most exciting up-and-comers, not to mention the mind behind some of the biggest R&B hits of the moment. Thomas is heading to Australia as part of his MUTTS DON’T HEEL World Tour in support of HEEL, the deluxe edition of his critically acclaimed sophomore album MUTT.
Where: Enmore Theatre, 118-132 Enmore Rd, Newtown NSW 2042.
When: June 16 and 17.
Price: From $89.90.
Dave
Acclaimed British artist and songwriter Dave will embark on his long-awaited Australian arena tour in June 2026, marking his first headline tour since the release of his last album, We’re All Alone in This Together, in 2021. Famous for his hits like ‘Sprinter’, ‘Thiago Silva’, ‘Funky Friday’ and ‘Samantha’, Dave’s huge Aussie following will no doubt be ecstatic at his return.
Where: Qudos Bank Arena, 19 Edwin Flack Ave, Sydney Olympic Park NSW 2127.
When: June 20.
Price: Tickets from $112.05.
July
The Neighbourhood
After five years away, The Neighbourhood, which is known for its melancholic, ethereal sound, return with a sixth album, titled (((((ultraSOUND))))). The California band, behind the hit songs “Sweater Weather” and “Daddy Issues”, will play two gigs at Moore Park Hordern Pavilions. Tickets sold out quickly, reflecting the demand for their alternative rock sound, but you can still try your luck on Ticketek Marketplace.
Where: Hordern Pavilion, Gate C/3 Driver Ave, Moore Park NSW 2021.
When: July 7 and 8.
Price: Tickets sold out but are available for purchase on Ticketek Marketplace.
August
Anuv Jain
Indian singer-songwriter Anuv Jain will bring his heartfelt indie anthems to the Enmore Theatre this August. The artist has garnered over 1.5 billion streams globally, with his highly anticipated Dastakhat World Tour 2026 set to showcase his melodic voice and popular songs, including chart-topping hits like Husn, Afsos, and Jo Tum Mere Ho.
Where: Enmore Theatre, 118-132 Enmore Rd, Newtown NSW 2042.
When: August 2.
Price: From $68.85.
September
Ashnikko
US pop provocateur Ashnikko returns to Australian shores for her Smoochies tour this September. Her distinct hybrid-pop sound refused to cater to the male gaze with her second album, Smoochies, pushing back with its absurd, sometimes grotesque, sexy and chaotic reflection on the threats facing femmes and marginalised communities.
Where: Enmore Theatre, 118-132 Enmore Rd, Newtown NSW 2042.
When: September 19 and 20.
Price: From $99.90.
October
Olivia Dean
When Olivia Dean performed on the Fleet Steps at the Sydney Opera House last year, fans literally chartered boats just for the chance to hear her addictive voice. The “Man I Need” singer, who won Best New Artist at the 2026 Grammy Awards, will perform two sold-out shows at Qudos Bank Arena this October as part of her The Art of Loving tour. The singer is on track to become one of the most recognised names in British pop music, and there’s no doubt this concert will be one to remember.
Where: Qudos Bank Arena, 19 Edwin Flack Ave, Sydney Olympic Park NSW 2127.
When: October 9 and 10.
Price: Tickets sold out, but keep an eye on Ticketek Marketplace.
Lily Allen
Sydney’s response to hearing that this West End girl is heading Down Under was huge. The English singer-songwriter returned with West End Girl seven years after No Shame, delivering lyrically honest and vocally striking songs that firmly cemented her comeback as a huge success. We’re also hoping she plays older hits like “LDN”, “Not Fair” and “Smile” on her upcoming tour.
Where: TikTok Entertainment Centre, 2/14 Darling Dr, Sydney NSW 2000.
When: October 25 and 26.
Price: From $109.90.
Zara Larsson
The Swedish pop sensation has recently been making waves on her Midnight Sun Tour, thanks to her viral “Lush Life” dance, stunning, colourful makeup looks and overall incredible vibes. Her album Midnight Sun is full of confidence, dance hits and songs that show off the singer’s impressive vocal range. This performance is guaranteed to be a highlight in Sydney’s pop calendar.
Where: Hordern Pavilion, Gate C/3 Driver Ave, Moore Park NSW 2021.
When: October 15.
Price: $119.90.
5 Seconds of Summer
5 Seconds of Summer is Australian boyband royalty, gaining international fame in 2013-14 after supporting One Direction on their Take Me Home tour. Their Everyone’s A Star! world tour sees them return to their home stage in Sydney at Qudos Bank Arena, where they’ll play the explosive singles “NOT OK,” “Boyband,” and now “Telephone Busy”, as well as some of their popular, older hits (we’re hoping for “She Looks So Perfect”).
Where: Qudos Bank Arena, 19 Edwin Flack Ave, Sydney Olympic Park NSW 2127.
When: October 30.
Price: From $101.85.
Conan Gray
American singer-songwriter Conan Gray is bringing his Wishbone World Tour down under this October, kicking off an incredible month of music. The “Heather” singer recently sold out legendary spaces like Madison Square Garden, the Kia Forum, and Wembley Arena, so his return to Australia is set to be a very exciting event.
Where: Qudos Bank Arena, 19 Edwin Flack Ave, Sydney Olympic Park NSW 2127.
When: October 1.
Price: $99.90.
November
Robyn
Singer, songwriter, record producer and DJ Robyn will bring her upbeat, dance-inducing tracks to Qudos Bank Arena in November. The Swedish star, who’s known for hits like “Dancing On My Own” is embarking on her The Sexistential Tour, in what will be the pop icon’s biggest shows to date and a celebration of her first name album in nearly a decade.
Where: Qudos Bank Arena, 19 Edwin Flack Ave, Sydney Olympic Park NSW 2127.
When: November 21.
Price: Ticket prices not confirmed.
December
Harry Styles
One of the biggest names coming to Sydney in 2026, Harry Styles, will headline Accor Stadium on December 12 and 13 at the end of the year. The shows are part of his 2026 Australia tour following the release of his fourth album, Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally, which will contain 12 tracks and is produced by British songwriter Kid Harpoon.
Where: Accor Stadium, Edwin Flack Ave, Sydney Olympic Park NSW 2127.
When: December 12 and 13.
Price: Tickets from $122.27.
Wolf Alice
UK rockers Wolf Alice will take to one of the coolest stages in the world at the Sydney Opera House’s 2026 On The Step series. The group just secured three Brit Awards nominations for Album of the Year, Group of the Year and Alternative/Rock Act. Their fourth studio album The Clearing has been widely praised for its bold collection of songs, and paired with the group’s commanding stage presence, their show is bound to be unforgettable.
Where: Sydney Opera House Forecourt, Bennelong Point, Sydney NSW 2000.
When: December 4.
Price: $129.90.
