Kings of Leon have confirmed a series of headline shows across Australia in February and March 2027, timed with the release of their tenth studio album, O My Beloved, on 6 November 2026.
The Tennessee rock band will play three outdoor dates in Australia after beginning in Auckland before moving to Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne. Australian shows are likely to feature local favourites Ocean Alley as special guests.
Tour dates
28 February 2027: Sydney Summertime at Centennial Park, Sydney, NSW (tickets via Moshtix)
3 March 2027: Brisbane Showgrounds, Brisbane, QLD
5 March 2027: Flemington Racecourse, Melbourne, VIC
These mark the band’s first Australian headline shows in roughly half a decade. The Sydney date forms part of the new Sydney Summertime outdoor series at Centennial Park. The Auckland show is part of the Live at the Domain series.
Ticket on-sale schedule
(all times local to the venue)
Album pre-order presale, Mastercard presale and Vodafone presale (Australia): 12pm Thursday 22 October
Westpac Mastercard presale (New Zealand): 12pm Thursday 22 October
Live Nation presale: 12pm Friday 23 October
General public on-sale: 1pm Tuesday 27 October
Fans who pre-order O My Beloved from the official store before the relevant deadline gain access to the album pre-order presale. Ticket limits are generally 10 per person per show. All tickets are digital only and must be accessed through the Ticketmaster app (or Moshtix for the Sydney show). You can request accessible tickets through Ticketmaster’s accessible booking channels or by phone.
O My Beloved follows 2024’s Can We Please Have Fun and is the band’s first entirely self-produced album. It has been previewed with singles including “My Whole World,” “Cold Blue Dawn” and “Koysar.” Lead singer Caleb Followill has described the record personally as a reflection on family, gratitude, and the band’s journey.
With hits such as “Sex on Fire” and “Use Somebody” still staples of their live sets, and a new album arriving just months before the shows, the 2027 dates give Australian and New Zealand audiences an early chance to hear material from O My Beloved alongside the band’s established catalogue.
Tickets are expected to move quickly given the band’s track record and the outdoor summer settings. Fans are recommended to prepare accounts, payment details, and devices before the presales and general on-sale.
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