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How To Score Tickets To Zach Bryan's 2027 Australian Tour

When tickets go on sale, how much they'll cost, and more: everything you need to know about Zach Bryan's 2027 Australian tour.

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This morning, Zach Bryan confirmed the news Australian fans have been waiting years for. He’s returning to our shores for his first-ever headline shows in the country, which take place in stadiums.

The Something in the Orange hitmaker arrives in Australia with plenty of demand behind him, four years after his exclusive Flemington Racecourse show in 2023, which sold out within minutes. For one night only, Bryan performed his hits and was joined on stage by special guests Dermot Kennedy and former Formula 1 sensation Daniel Ricciardo.

For his debut Australian tour, Bryan will celebrate his impending release, Young Manhood & Other Donatable Organs, by performing back-to-back stadium shows in Melbourne, Sydney, and Brisbane on Friday and Saturday nights through December 2027.

Bryan’s eight-track Young Manhood and Other Donatable Organs EP drops this Friday (16 October). It features collaborations with Lana Del Rey and Turnpike Troubadours, plus solo tracks the singer premiered on his recent With Heaven on Top tour.

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Ahead of tickets for the highly anticipated, December 2027 tour going on sale, here’s what you need to know.

Dates and Venues

Bryan will take over Melbourne’s Marvel Stadium on Friday 3 and Saturday 4 December, then move to Sydney’s Accor Stadium on Friday 10 and Saturday 11 December, and finally perform at Brisbane’s Suncorp Stadium on Friday 17 and Sunday 18 December. 

Who can attend?

As these are stadium shows, they’re licensed to fans of all ages.

Who are the special guests?

Australian singer-songwriter Vance Joy, best known for his 2010s hit Riptide, opens all shows in his home country alongside American alternative/indie songwriter Emma Ogier.

When do tickets go on sale?

Fans can access pre-sale tickets from Wednesday, 21 October, at 11 am AEDT—the pre-sale runs for 47 hours or until allocation is exhausted. However, due to demand, timings will vary by show. Head to the Frontier Touring website for more information.

The general sale opens on Friday, 23 October, from 11 am AEDT. Tickets will be available via the Frontier Touring website. Again, times will be staggered—see which times apply to your city below.

MELBOURNE SHOWS: 11 am local time

SYDNEY SHOWS: 1 pm local time

BRISBANE SHOWS: 2 pm local time

Tickets are expected to be snapped up quickly, so we recommend signing up for pre-sale tickets, having your AXS account ready, and buying ASAP.

Ticket limits

Get ready to get your crew together, because when you get through the queue and go to secure your tickets, you’ll be able to purchase up to eight tickets.

Ticket prices

Ticket prices start at $99 and go up to $299.90 for all dates. Here are the prices:

Front General Admission standing: $299.90

A Reserve seating: $299.90

B Reserve seating: $249.90

C Reserve seating: $199.90

D Reserve seating: $149.90

E Reserve seating: $99.90

Frontier Touring also note that ticketing agent AXS is offering a limited allocation ‘Premium’ tier of tickets will be offered for sale “at any time prior to the event,” subject to customer demand, and will not exceed $899.70.

Set times

Check back on the Frontier Touring website and social media accounts, as well as Zach Bryan’s accounts, closer to the show.