Kate Ceberano Announces Encore 'Australian Made' Tour For 2026

The tour follows the "runaway success" of Kate Ceberano's 2025 'Australian Made' tour.

Kate Ceberano(Credit: Ian Laidlaw)

Following the success of her 2025 Australian Made tour, Kate Ceberano has announced a bold “Encore” celebration, today revealing 30 new tour dates.

The Australian dates begin in September – a month after Ceberano performs her first UK show in two decades this August.

Kicking things off at Perth’s Astor Theatre on Friday, 4 September, Ceberano will perform across Western Australia, Queensland, New South Wales, Victoria, and South Australia, wrapping the dates at Shepparton’s Riverlinks Eastbank on Friday, 20 November. You can find the tour dates below.

Tickets for the 2026 Australian Made tour will be available later today via Kate Ceberano’s website.

Ceberano’s forthcoming tour is set to deliver a refreshed setlist featuring new songs, expanded arrangements, and deeper storytelling, all while highlighting the cultural fabric of Australia.

The tour title marks a full-circle moment. It recalls when Ceberano was 20 and performed with I’m Talking on the original Australian Made tour of 1986/87, sharing the stage with INXS, Jimmy Barnes, Models, and Divinyls.

The tour finds Ceberano diving into her rich catalogue as well as the acts mentioned above, plus artists including Sia, Icehouse, Silverchair, John Farnham, Renée Geyer, Paul Kelly, and many more.

“Last year was an unexpected runaway success,” Ceberano commented in a statement. “It ended up being the biggest rock move of my career. Coming back to do it again and push it further felt irresistible.”

She added, “It’s the same engine, but a different gear. The setlist’s been reworked, stretched and opened up. More stories. More risk. More Australian classics, old and new, and more room to live inside the songs.”

On turning 60 in the final week of the 2026 tour, she concluded, “Turning 60 isn’t the headline – the work is. I feel strong, empowered and creatively fired up. Being on stage, meeting audiences, feeling that connection… that’s what drives this tour forward.”