ONEFOUR Postpone 2026 Regional Australian Tour

ONEFOUR's regional Australian tour was scheduled to begin this Friday.

ONEFOUR(Credit: Cole Bennetts)

ONEFOUR have postponed their forthcoming run across regional Australia, just days before it was meant to begin.

The tour, scheduled to begin at Newcastle’s Bar on the Hill this Friday (11 September), has now been moved to February and March 2027. Announcing the postponement on Instagram on Tuesday (8 September), the Western Sydney drill group cited “unforeseen circumstances.”

“Our apologies but due to unforeseen circumstances we have no choice but to push the Back Outside tour into 2027,” ONEFOUR wrote on Instagram. “New dates are locked in. All tickets already purchased are valid for the new dates.”

Again, the tour launches at Bar on the Hill in Newcastle, but this time on Friday, 5 February. The rescheduled run continues with shows in the Central Coast, Mackay, Townsville, Cairns, Canberra, Albury, Geelong, Frankston, Coolangatta, Kings Beach, and concludes at Toowoomba’s The Powerhouse on Saturday, 6 March.

Check out the rescheduled dates and venues below. Punters who can no longer attend due to the new dates can seek refunds.

ONEFOUR are touring in support of their debut album, Look At Me Now, released last year. Featuring collaborations with Headie One, The Kid LAROI, Mabel and others, the record unlocked new career opportunities for ONEFOUR. It’s taken them to the global stage, where they shared the stage with 50 Cent for the Malaysian Cup final.

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Upon announcing the record last year, ONEFOUR commented, “It’s for those who want more, the ones who wake up and know they’re destined for greatness, no matter what obstacles they face. It’s a message of hope, a letter to the pain and a welcome to a better future that has no boundaries.”

Following its release last June, Look At Me Now debuted at #2 on the ARIA Albums Chart. At last year’s ARIA Awards, it was nominated for Best Hip-Hop Release, and for the 2025 J Awards, it was nominated for Australian Album of the Year.

This Friday (11 September), ONEFOUR take over triple j’s Like A Version.