'An Evening With Bam Margera' 2026 Australian Dates Announced

Bam Margera's upcoming shows will be “raw, funny and completely uncensored.”

Bam Margera(Credit: Supplied)

Jackass star and punk music icon Bam Margera is returning to Australia for three nights of uncensored storytelling as part of his An Evening With Bam Margera run.

A press release notes that the show will be “raw, funny and completely uncensored,” with fans getting to know “one of the most recognisable characters to emerge from the skate, punk and MTV era” even better.

The tour begins at Brisbane’s Powerhouse on Tuesday, 3 November, followed by Sydney’s Factory Theatre on Wednesday, 4 November, and Melbourne’s Thornbury Theatre on Thursday, 5 November.

Pre-sales are now available, with the general sale launching on Thursday, 24 September, at 9 am AEST. You can find more ticketing information on the TEG Live website.

For the tour, Margera will be joined by his longtime friend and collaborator Joe Frantz, recognised as the filmmaker and producer behind Viva La Bam, CKY, Jackass, and more.

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Margera will tell stories from the early CKY days before delving into the skate scene that changed everything in his career, followed by Jackass, Viva La Bam, and his explosion of popularity.

“I’m fuckin’ stoked to be coming to Australia this November,” Margera said. “I’m gonna be telling some stories and talking about some of the craziest shit from that whole time in my life. And having Joe Frantz with me makes it even better because we’ve got a bunch of footage and stuff you guys have never seen.”

He continued, “Skate demos, Viva La Bam stunts, touring with the bands, all the stupid shit we got ourselves into, and a bunch of stuff we filmed that never even made it onto TV. Can’t wait to see you guys down there. It’s gonna be fuckin’ wild.”

Never-before-seen footage will appear in these shows, along with stories about the wildest moments of Margera’s time in the skate and punk scenes. He’s also expected to openly discuss drugs, addiction and the consequences of the partying lifestyle.