Perth’s premier live concert destination has all the fire as spring heads on its merry way to summer. RAC Arena continues to bring the noise and much more.
Check out the huge slate of events still to come in 2026 below, and head to racarena.com.au for more information.
Jason Derulo
Jason Derulo will perform in Perth for the first time since 2019 as he brings his ‘The Last Dance World Tour’ to Australia and New Zealand this month. With over 250 million singles sold worldwide and 10s of billions of streams, the dream shows no signs of stopping.
“My biggest fear is not being able to grow and evolve,” Derulo told The Guardian in 2020. “I know everything comes to an end, but the thought of things slowing down… You hear horror stories in the entertainment industry – people at the highest level experiencing downwards spirals in their personal life. I’m just riding this incredible wave.”
The wave rolls into RAC Arena on September 23.
With his fourth album, Wishbone, debuting at #1 on Billboard’s Album Sales chart and Top 3 on the Billboard 200, and selling out Madison Square Garden, the Kia Forum, and Wembley Arena, Conan Gray is bringing the Wishbone World Tour to Perth.
“I think I am the exact same person who wrote my first album, just in very, very different circumstances,” Gray recently said upon some reflection to Clashmusic.com.
“I think I’ve always been the same person since I was born. I have always felt the same way about the world, but I do think I’m more forgiving of the world now, and I think that the world is a little more forgiving to me as well.”
Conan’s Wishbone World Tour stops by RAC Arena on October 8.
Tame Impala plays at RAC Arena, October 2022.
Tame Impala
Kevin Parker is the Perth guy who has become an international phenomenon as Tame Impala. His dreamy beats and soundscapes have been moving us into the within and beyond for nigh on two decades and still remains zeitgeist.
The fifth Tame Impala album, 2025’s Deadbeat, and the massive tour which has recently rolled across the US, again comes from a quiet place that both resonates and soars with its audience.
“Deadbeat is a feeling of being behind the eight ball in life and in the world, of not being able to get your shit together, of being an inferior human—an inferior human,” Parker told GQ earlier this year.
“And that’s depressing until I wear it as a badge, and then I feel good about it, stronger. If I can walk into a room of people and they know that I’m a deadbeat… then I’m going to have a better time. The expectation for me to be the guy with his shit together is gone.”
Tame Impala get gone on October 24 and 25.
Lily Allen
In her first down under tour since 2018, Lily Allen is set to perform her 2025-released highly acclaimed album, West End Girl, throughout New Zealand and Australia, wrapping up the tour in Perth at RAC Arena.
Allen performs the album in entirety, tracklist order and all.
“I was processing things that were happening at quite a traumatic time,” she told Elle of the album earlier this year. “I don’t think that it’s a particularly self-aware record. It’s not really about self-reflection. This is why it’s a good album. I don’t think it’s trying to solve any problems.”
Forget all your problems with Lily Allen on November 1.
Khalid
Multi-platinum selling global superstar, Khalid, will conclude his Australia and New Zealand It’s Always Summer Somewhere Tour at RAC Arena. Named one of TIME’s Most Influential People in 2019, Khalid has been streamed globally over 35.6 billion times across all partners, has been nominated for seven GRAMMYS, and has won numerous awards including six Billboard Music Awards, four American Music Awards, two iHeartRadio Music Awards, and an MTV Video Music Award, and that’s just an intro to his sky-high CV.
“This era is full acceptance and immersion to the community that I’m celebrating,” Khalid said to Rolling Stone upon the release of his current album, After The Sun Goes Down.
“It’s above me as an artist… this doesn’t have anything to do with my own ego, this is just about the music. I want to bring people together to celebrate, to have fun, to feel alive, to dance, to scream, to shout, to sing, and I wanted to make an album that I felt would move people. I feel moved by it, which makes me feel like someone else will move too.”
LA based, multi-platinum certified singer, songwriter, producer and pop visionary Lauv is Khalid’s special guest.
Khalid takes over RAC Arena on November 18.
All tickets can be purchased by visiting ticketek.com.au. Check out the full calendar now at racarena.com.au.
