Jet Announce 'Part 2' Of 2026 Regional Australian Tour

Jet took Part 1 of their 'Rumblin’ Regional Revue Tour' across East Coast venues earlier this year.

Jet(Credit: Michelle Pitiris/@sheisaphrodite)

After they took over regional East Coast centres in April and May, Jet have announced the next leg of their touring schedule.

Part 2 of the band’s Rumblin’ Regional Revue Tour, taking place this October and November, will deliver eleven electrifying shows to different regional centres across the country.

The tour begins on Thursday, 22 October, at Canberra’s UC Refectory, before stopping at all stations in Wollongong, Erina, Hobart, Forth, Toowoomba, Coolum Beach, the Gold Coast, Traralgon, Ballarat, and concluding at Frankston’s Pier Bandroom on Saturday, 14 November.

You can find the full list of dates and venues below.

My Live Nation members can access pre-sale tickets on Thursday, 11 June, at 12 pm local time, followed by the general sale on Friday, 12 June, at 12 pm local time. You can find more ticketing information on the Live Nation Australia website.

Joining Jet across all shows, aside from Tasmania, are Sydney alternative five-piece, Liquid Zoo. For their Tasmanian gigs, the Aussie rockers will be accompanied by local outfit Spooky Eyes.

25 years into their career, Jet are riding on a new wave of momentum following Part 1 of their Rumblin’ Regional Revue Tour and opening for Lenny Kravitz during his recent Australian shows.

Last month, BMG expanded its longtime relationship with Jet by acquiring the publishing interests in the band’s catalogue. With the acquisition, BMG covers the publishing interests of three of the band’s original members: Nic Cester, Cam Muncey, and Mark Wilson.

Their breakthrough debut, Get Born, released in 2003, is certified nine times Platinum in Australia and is one of the highest-selling Australian rock albums of all time. The singles Are You Gonna Be My Girl and Rollover DJ reached #1 and #19, respectively, on the 2003 triple j Hottest 100.

Jet followed the success of Get Born, which took home an abundance of awards, with 2006’s Shine On and 2009’s Shaka Rock.