OneRepublic Announce 2026 Australian Tour

American pop-rock band OneRepublic will return to Australia in early 2026, playing in arenas, outdoor venues, and at next year’s Lookout Festival.

OneRepublic last toured Australia and New Zealand in 2023. They return in 2026 with their Sweet Escape Tour, which begins at Auckland’s Spark Arena on Wednesday, 4 February, before heading to Sydney’s Qudos Bank Arena on Friday, 6 February, HOTA Outdoors on the Gold Coast on Wednesday, 11 February, Brisbane’s Riverstage on Thursday, 12 February, Melbourne’s Sidney Myer Music Bowl on Sunday, 15 February, and Perth’s RAC Arena on Wednesday, 18 February.

In addition to those dates, the band will perform in Lake Macquarie on Saturday, 7 February, and Torquay on Saturday, 14 February, as part of Lookout Festival.

Swedish pop hitmaker Zara Larsson is joining the fun and making her long-awaited debut Down Under. With hits like Never Forget You and Symphony (with Clean Bandit), Larsson has a devoted following in Australia. She’s just entered a bold new era with the track Pretty Ugly, which arrives ahead of the singer-songwriter’s fourth album set for release later this year.

Mastercard cardholders can access pre-sale tickets on Wednesday, 28 May, at 1 pm local time – a preferred ticket access sale for Mastercard cardholders will begin on Friday, 30 May, at 2 pm local time. Head to the Priceless website for more details.

My Live Nation members can access pre-sale tickets on Thursday, 29 May, at 1 pm local time, ahead of the general sale opening on Friday, 30 May, at 2 pm local time. You can find more ticketing information on the Live Nation Australia, New Zealand, and Lookout Festival websites.

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OneRepublic dropped their sixth album, Artificial Paradise, in July 2024. When not releasing albums and touring, lead singer and multi-instrumentalist Ryan Tedder is busy writing songs for stars, such as Adele’s Rumour Has It, Beyoncé’s Halo, Leona Lewis’s Bleeding Love, and co-producing Taylor Swift’s 1989, to name a few.