Beabadoobee will return to Australia in March 2027 for a three-date arena tour of Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney.
Presented by Handsome Tours, triple j and Laneway Presents, the Australian leg of ‘The Powerlines Tour’ will begin at Brisbane Entertainment Centre on Monday, March 15th, before heading to Melbourne’s Rod Laver Arena on Thursday, March 18th and Sydney’s Afterpay Arena on Saturday, March 20th.
The shows form part of beabadoobee’s biggest run of tour dates to date, which also includes performances at Madison Square Garden, The Kia Forum and The O2 Arena.
Her Australian return will follow the release of her forthcoming fourth album, Pylon, arriving September 18th through Dirty Hit/Interscope Records.
Beatrice Laus has described the new era as louder, angstier and grittier than her previous work as beabadoobee, with the Australian shows set to draw from across her catalogue, including Fake It Flowers, Beatopia and 2024’s This Is How Tomorrow Moves, which reached No. 1 in the UK and No. 6 in Australia.
Laus has already given us new singles “Sun Has Set”, “Switchblade” and “Memories” their live debuts during recent appearances at Lollapalooza, Hinterland Festival and Red Rocks Amphitheatre.
The tour announcement follows a busy period on the road for beabadoobee. In 2025, she made her Coachella debut, returned to Glastonbury for a second appearance, supported Coldplay on their UK stadium run and toured Australia as part of Laneway Festival.
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During her time in Melbourne for Laneway, she was joined by Clairo for a one-off performance of their collaboration “Glue Song”. She also covered Bic Runga’s “Sway” for triple j’s Like A Version, earning the approval of Runga herself, who responded, “I love this version!”
Pylon takes its name from the electricity towers Laus saw repeatedly while touring, which became a reminder of her connection to friends and family at home during periods of isolation and disconnection on the road.
The album began with diary entries and thoughts Laus believed she would never say aloud, while its title also reflects the heavier sound running throughout its 14 tracks. The record draws a parallel between the crackle of electricity beneath power lines and the distortion throughout the music, while using the repeated image of pylons to explore the recurring anxieties of life in your mid-twenties.
Artist and PayPal pre-sales for the Australian tour begin Tuesday, September 8th at 10am local time, followed by promoter and Spotify pre-sales on Wednesday, September 9th at 10am.
General tickets go on sale Thursday, September 10th at 10am local time via Handsome Tours.
Pylon is out September 18th and is available for pre-save now.
beabadoobee ‘The Powerlines Tour’ Australia 2027
Artist / PayPal pre-sales begin Tuesday, September 8th at 10am local time.
Promoter / Spotify pre-sales on Wednesday, September 9th at 10am.
General tickets on sale Thursday, September 10th at 10am local time via Handsome Tours.
Monday, March 15th
Brisbane Entertainment Centre, Magadjin / Brisbane
Thursday, March 18th
Rod Laver Arena, Naarm / Melbourne
Saturday, March 20th
Afterpay Arena, Eora / Sydney
