A Perfect Circle Add Extra Show To 2026 Australian Tour

Mary Varvaris

This December, A Perfect Circle will play a very special show at Carriageworks, following the sellout of their first Sydney show.

A Perfect Circle(Credit: Travis Shinn)

A Perfect Circle

Sydneysiders: a very special A Perfect Circle show is coming your way.

Due to phenomenal demand for their sold-out show at the TikTok Entertainment Centre – formerly known as ICC Sydney – a second and final show has been locked in at the unique venue of Carriageworks.

It’s likely the most intimate venue the band has performed at in a long time, and fans in Sydney won’t want to miss out.

The new show will take place on Thursday, 10 December: the day before their sold-out night at the TikTok Entertainment Centre. No other dates will be added to the band’s Australia and New Zealand tour itinerary.

Fans signed up to A Perfect Circle’s website can access pre-sale tickets on Tuesday, 19 May, at 10 am local time. Mastercard cardholders can simultaneously access pre-sale tickets—head to the Priceless website for more information.

The My Live Nation pre-sale is next, going live on Wednesday, 20 May, at 10 am ahead of the general sale on Friday, 22 May, at 10 am local time. You can find more ticketing details on the Live Nation Australia website.

For this tour, A Perfect Circle are joined by one of frontman Maynard James Keenan’s other projects: Puscifer. The tour marks the former’s first time in Australia since 2013 and their first visit to New Zealand in 22 years, while the latter last performed in both countries in 2017.

Since their formation in 1999, A Perfect Circle have released four albums and toured across the globe, with Keenan also busy with other projects. Upon the release of their 2000 debut album, Mer de Noms, the band held the record for having the highest-charting debut rock album.

Following the release of their debut album, A Perfect Circle released an additional three albums: Thirteenth Step (2003), eMOTIVe (2004), and Eat the Elephant (2018), the latter of which debuted at #3 on the Billboard 200.

Meanwhile, Puscifer released their first album in six years in February, unveiling their gothic fifth album, Normal Isn’t.