Jungle, best known for their hit “Back on 74”, have announced a massive 2027 world tour – including Australia.
The world tour will kick off this September in North America, before the trio – J Lloyd, Tom McFarland, and Lydia Kitto – return to the UK and Europe later in the year. Then, in March 2027, they’ll land on our shores. Jungle are no strangers to Australian audiences, having toured the country multiple times and appeared at major festivals including Splendour in the Grass, Laneway and Falls.
The Australian leg will start at Brisbane’s Entertainment Centre on March 2nd, followed by Sydney’s Qudos Bank Arena on March 4th, Rod Laver Arena in Melbourne on March 6th, and Perth’s RAC Arena on March 10th.
Tickets will go on sale at 1pm on Friday, March 27th. A Mastercard presale will run from 12pm on Wednesday, March 15th, before artist, Spotify, and Live Nation presales at 12pm on Thursday, March 26th. All times are local.
The tour comes in support of their forthcoming album, also announced today, titled Sunshine. It is due for release on August 14th, 2026. The new album is led by the single “Carry On”, released today.
Jungle cemented their status as a major global force with their 2023 album Volcano – a record that earned them their first BRIT Award and featured the worldwide smash hit single “Back on 74” – which has over 600 million streams and 66 million views on its iconic music video. The album reached No. 3 in the UK, while the track went Platinum in both the UK and US.
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It led Jungle’s rise to sell-out arenas all over the world, playing to hundreds of thousands of fans across 2023/24 with highlights including The O2 in London, Coachella, and headlining All Points East. To date, Jungle have amassed an incredible 3.4 billion streams.
The 2023 album followed their self-titled debut in 2014, 2018’s For Ever, and 2021’s Loving in Stereo.
For complete tour and ticket information, see here.
JUNGLE AUSTRALIAN TOUR 2027
Tuesday, March 2nd
Entertainment Centre, Brisbane QLD
Thursday, March 4th
Qudos Bank Arena, Sydney NSW
Saturday, March 6th
Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne VIC
Wednesday, March 10th
RAC Arena, Perth WA
