DMA'S Announce 2026 Australian Tour

DMA'S are touring in support of their forthcoming self-titled album, as well as playing special Hills End tenth anniversary sets.

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Australian pop-rockers DMA’S are coming home this November, today announcing a massive three-stop East Coast tour.

For the shows, DMA’S will be touring in support of their forthcoming self-titled album, while also playing a Hills End set—their debut album celebrating its tenth anniversary this year. The band performed a one-off, sold-out Hills End anniversary show in Sydney earlier this year and, due to extraordinary demand, will shine a spotlight on the album once more later this year.

The tour begins at Brisbane’s Fortitude Music Hall on Friday, 27 November. From there, the band will perform as part of Melbourne’s Live At The Gardens series at the Royal Botanic Gardens on Saturday, 28 November, and wrap the shows with a hometown show at the Sydney Opera House Forecourt – as part of the On The Steps program – on Thursday, 3 December.

Fans who pre-order the album will have first access to tickets on Thursday, 30 April, at 10 am local time – head here for more information.

Mastercard cardholders can also access tickets on Thursday, alongside pre-sales from Secret Sounds, Live Nation Australia, MG Live, Live At The Gardens, and Sydney Opera House Insiders and What’s On members.

Tickets for all of those pre-sales, excluding What’s On, will be available from 12 pm. The What’s On pre-sale commences at 2 pm. You can find more ticketing information on the Priceless, Secret Sounds, Live Nation, Live At The Gardens, and Sydney Opera House websites.

The general sale opens on Friday, 1 May, at 1 pm local time. You can find tickets via the Secret Sounds and Live Nation websites.

DMA’S upcoming self-titled album will be released on Friday, 7 August, via Wonderlick Entertainment/Sony Music Australia/RCA UK.

Written and recorded between the band’s own studio in Glebe, Sydney, and Los Angeles, their self-titled record marks a defining moment that showcases their evolution of anthemic pop-rock music. DMA’S co-produced most of the album alongside Grammy-nominated producer Lach Bostock (Mansionair), along with Jimi Somewhere and Styalz Fuego.

Today, the band have shared the stadium-ready new single, Heatin Park, the follow-up to the recently released track, My Baby’s Place. The music video for Heatin Park was filmed in the UK and Melbourne and can be watched below.