A Perfect Circle Add Comedian & Musician Dave Hill To 2026 Australian Tour

Dave Hill will join previous tourmates Puscifer as a special guest on A Perfect Circle's 2026 Australian tour.

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The forthcoming Australian tour from A Perfect Circle has just expanded, with one of alternative comedy's most original performers, Dave Hill, joining the bill as a special guest.

First announced back in March, the December dates will see the US rock supergroup – formed by Ashes Divide’s Billy Howerdel and fronted by Tool vocalist Maynard James Keenan – returning to Australian shores for the first time since 2013.

They’re also joined on the line-up by Keenan’s Puscifer project, who haven’t been back on local stages since 2017.

Now, another special guest has been added by way of Dave Hill, the talented multi-hyphenate known for his work as a comedian, musician, writer, and actor.

Having previously supported Puscifer across their 32-date North American tour earlier this year, Hill brings a one-of-a-kind blend of stand-up, storytelling, and live music to Australian audiences this year.

Alongside appearances on shows such as Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt and Inside Amy Schumer, and having been dubbed "one of the funniest people alive" by The Atlantic, Hill's music has has reached global audiences thanks to the song Go – by his band Valley Lodge – being chosen as the theme to the long-running Last Week Tonight With John Oliver.

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Add in appearances with bands such as Cobra Verde, Diamondsnake, and Sons Of Elvis, and it's a wonder that Hill also finds time to record music, perform live, and continue to operate as both a writer and podcaster too.

Tickets to A Perfect Circle’s upcoming Australian tour are on sale now, including the band’s second Sydney show at Carriageworks following the selling out of their TikTok Entertainment Centre date.

The band also recently released the new single Starless, which arrived in May as their first new track since 2024’s Kindred, which was itself their first release since 2018’s Eat The Elephant album.