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Powderfinger 2027 Tour Dates & Schedule

2027 Tour (Not Announced) — Updated

Researched by the 2027.tours editorial team · verified against official sources

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We'll add real dates here the moment they're officially confirmed — no placeholders, no guesses.

Quick answer

Announced, but without dates — Powderfinger confirmed on October 9, 2026 that they will reunite for a national Australian tour in September 2027, their first tour since their 2010 farewell. Because no specific dates or venues have been released yet, this page tracks the tour as pending until the band publishes the routing on Monday.

October 2026 check: the reunion itself is official — all five members announced it in a video after a week of cryptic billboard teasers. Specific cities, venues and ticket details are due at 6AM Monday, October 12, and we will add them here the moment they are official.

What's confirmed vs. what's still coming

⚠️ Not yet announced

  • The band has confirmed a national Australian reunion tour for September 2027 (announced October 9, 2026)
  • No specific dates, cities or venues have been released — details are promised for 6AM Monday, October 12, 2026
  • Older ticket-site pages claiming "no tour announced" are out of date since the October 9 announcement, but no on-sale exists yet
  • No new album has been announced alongside the reunion

Why a 2027 tour makes sense

Powderfinger were one of Australia's biggest bands: formed in Brisbane in 1989, five ARIA No. 1 albums in a row, 18 ARIA Awards, and songs such as My Happiness, These Days and Sunsets that became national fixtures. They called it quits at their peak, finishing with the Sunsets Farewell Tour in Brisbane on November 13, 2010, and apart from the remote One Night Lonely charity performance in 2020 they have not played live since.

The reunion was teased for days with billboards of coded letters and numbers referencing the band's discography and final 2010 show, before Bernard Fanning, Darren Middleton, Ian Haug, John Collins and Jon Coghill appeared together in an Instagram video on Friday morning, October 9. The announcement itself says the band will build something special for the September 2027 run — after nearly 17 years away, demand in Australia is expected to be enormous.

Ticket and presale info

No tickets are on sale, because no dates exist yet. The band is directing fans to its fan club for first access to Monday's information, which is the usual route to presale codes for announcements of this size. Join at the official site before Monday — when a reunion this big goes on sale in Australia, the first release typically moves fast.

Where to check for updates

Powderfinger's return is the biggest Australian rock story of 2027 so far, and this page will carry the full routing as soon as it is published. Aussie rock fans should also track our Oasis 2027 tour dates and Arctic Monkeys' 2027 tour, plus the Coldplay 2027 tour for the other stadium-scale act in the region.

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Frequently asked questions

The band announced on October 9, 2026 that they will reunite for a national Australian tour in September 2027 — their first tour since 2010. Specific dates and venues are being released on Monday, so no individual shows are confirmed yet.

The band told fans to join their fan club, with more information due at 6AM on Monday (October 12, 2026). Cities, venues and on-sale details are expected then.

Their last full tour was the Sunsets Farewell Tour in 2010, ending in Brisbane on November 13, 2010. The five members played together once since, for the One Night Lonely livestream charity concert in May 2020.

The classic line-up: Bernard Fanning, Darren Middleton, Ian Haug, John Collins and Jon Coghill — the five members who announced the tour together in an Instagram video on October 9, 2026.

Nothing has been announced. Guitarist Ian Haug has also promised no AI will be used in the reunion performances. Expect the shows to be built around the catalogue, from My Happiness to Lost and Running.