Kesha Plots 2026 Australian Tour

Kesha will return to Australia for her first headline tour in over a decade in February 2026, today announcing the eagerly awaited Australian leg of The Tits Out Tour.

Following her recent sold-out “House of Kesha” show in Sydney and a headline set at the Australian Open’s AO Live event in Melbourne earlier this year, the JOYRIDE singer will perform a string of shows in four cities on her upcoming run.

Beginning the run at Brisbane’s Riverstage on Thursday, 19 February, the tour continues at Melbourne’s Margaret Court Arena on Sunday, 22 February, Adelaide’s AEC Arena on Tuesday, 24 February, and wraps up at Perth HPC on Thursday, 26 February.

Pre-sale tickets from Kesha’s website will be available on Tuesday, 5 August, at 10 am local time – sign up to access those tickets here. The Destroy All Lines pre-sale begins at 10 am local time on Wednesday, 6 August, and the general sale opens on Friday, 8 August, at 10 am local time. You can head to the Destroy All Lines and XIII Touring websites for additional ticketing information.

Kesha is touring in support of her latest album, . PERIOD (stylised as a full-stop), which was released earlier this month on her own Kesha Records.

The latest release from the pop superstar has been described as an “unapologetic, unfiltered declaration of artistic freedom and fearless authenticity,” an 11-track collection that transcends pop music trends and crosses genre boundaries.

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Kesha launched the album campaign with the single, YIPPEE-KI-YAY. featuring T-Pain. Produced by Pink Slip (Ava Max, Jason Derulo) and Nova Wav (Beyoncé, Rihanna), the track arrived following the release of already-debuted songs, JOYRIDE and DELUSIONAL, both of which appear on . PERIOD.

Reviewing her set at AO Live, The Music’s Michael Prebeg wrote, “After a quick costume change, Kesha returns in a white singlet top with the words ‘Kath & Kim & Kesha’ across it. She continues to sing one of her biggest collaborations with Pitbull, Timber. The crowd goes wild, and a huge singalong strikes up.”