Dayseeker Announce Biggest Ever Australian Headline Tour With Jutes, Silent Planet & SACE6

California post-hardcore favourites Dayseeker are heading back to Australia in 2027, and this time they’re bringing their biggest headline tour yet.

Fresh off the success of their acclaimed sixth album Creature In The Black Night, Dayseeker will return next February for a five-date national run alongside an impressive lineup of special guests, with Jutes making his Australian debut, while Silent Planet and SACE6 complete a stacked bill.

The tour kicks off in Perth before travelling through Adelaide, Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane, with Dayseeker set to play the two largest Australian headline shows of their career at Melbourne’s Margaret Court Arena and Sydney’s Hordern Pavilion.

Dayseeker 2027 Australian Tour Dates

• Sunday, February 7th — Perth, Metro City, 18+
• Tuesday, February 9th — Adelaide, Hindley Street Music Hall, Lic AA
• Thursday, February 11th — Melbourne, Margaret Court Arena, Lic AA
• Friday, February 12th — Sydney, Hordern Pavilion, Lic AA
• Sunday, February 14th — Brisbane, Fortitude Music Hall, Lic AA

Ticket Information

• Spotify Pre-sale: Monday, July 13th — 11:00am (local time)
• Artist & Early Bird Pre-sale: Tuesday, July 14th — 12:00pm AEST
• Venue Pre-sale: Wednesday, July 15th — 12:00pm (local time)
• General Public On Sale: Friday, July 16th — 12:00pm (local time)

Tickets available via Destroy All Lines.

Evolving

Since forming in 2012, Dayseeker have evolved from their post-hardcore roots into one of modern heavy music’s most emotionally compelling acts.

Releases including Sleeptalk, Dark Sun and most recently Creature In The Black Night have seen the band embrace soaring melodies, cinematic production and deeply personal songwriting, earning them a dedicated global following.

Their latest album also delivered the band’s first-ever No. 1 on the Billboard Mainstream Rock Airplay chart with ‘Crawl Back To My Coffin’, cementing their place among heavy music’s biggest rising names.

Australian fans know exactly what to expect, the band’s debut headline tour in 2024 sold out nationally, while their return for Good Things Festival 2025 was widely praised as one of the standout performances of the event.

Stacked support acts

Joining them is Canadian alternative artist Jutes, whose blend of rock, hip-hop and R&B has generated hundreds of millions of streams. Fresh from announcing his upcoming album Chin Up, Beautiful, the 2027 run will mark his first ever Australian performances.

Meanwhile, California heavyweights Silent Planet return after impressing local audiences on ERRA’s 2025 Australian tour, while genre blurring duo SACE6 continue building momentum following the release of their acclaimed debut album brutalist.

If recent Dayseeker tours are anything to go by, tickets are unlikely to stick around for long.