Thornhill Announce 2026 Headline Australian Tour Dates

Thornhill are bringing it home with a massive headline Australian tour to celebrate their album BODIES alongside Amira Elfeky, Paledusk and Heavensgate.

Thornhill have announced their return to Australian stages in 2026, marking their first headline run at home since releasing their latest album BODIES. The Melbourne group will be joined by Amira Elfeky (USA), Paledusk (Japan) and Melbourne heavy outfit Heavensgate for what will also be their biggest headline shows to date.

The BODiES tour will begin on Saturday 21 February in Brisbane before hitting Sydney, Perth and Adelaide, and closing on Friday 27 February in Melbourne.

Speaking about the tour, Thornhill said: “This our first Australian headline run since the album dropped, and we’ve put everything into making it something memorable. These are the biggest shows we’ve played on our own, and we’ve curated a lineup that feels really special to us. Fans can expect a whole new energy and a night that really captures where Thornhill is at right now.”

Thornhill Australian Tour Dates

Pre-sale kicks off on Monday, 1 September at 5pm AEST – you can register for early ticket access here. General tickets are on sale from Wednesday, 3 September at 11am local time.

• SATURDAY 21 FEBRUARY 2026 – THE TIVOLI, BRISBANE (LIC AA)
• SUNDAY 22 FEBRUARY 2026 – ENMORE THEATRE, SYDNEY (LIC AA)
• TUESDAY 24 FEBRUARY 2026 – ASTOR THEATRE, PERTH (LIC AA)
• THURSDAY 26 FEBRUARY 2026 – THE GOV, ADELAIDE (LIC AA)
• FRIDAY 27 FEBRUARY 2026 – FORUM THEATRE, MELBOURNE (18+)

Released earlier this year, BODIES has already cemented itself as a career-defining album for Thornhill. It debuted at #4 on the ARIA Top Albums Chart, #2 on the ARIA Australian Albums Chart and #3 on the Top Vinyl Albums Chart.

This is part of a massive run for Thornhill, as they close 2025 touring North America as direct support to Sleep Token for a completely sold out tour, before heading to Europe and the UK for headline dates.

The Australian shows will also see the debut of Amira Elfeky, whose EP Surrender has made her one of the most talked about new artists in heavy music, alongside appearances from Paledusk, bringing their blend of metalcore, EDM and nu metal, and Melbourne’s Heavensgate, recently signed to Pure Noise and Greyscale Records.

With a stacked bill and their largest shows yet, Thornhill’s BODIES Australian Tour is shaping up to be a significant moment in the band’s story.