Zebrahead To Return To Australia For First Tour In Seven Years

Orange County’s pop punk mainstays Zebrahead are officially heading back to Australia for the first time in seven years, with a five-date national tour locked in for October 2025.

A staple of the late-90s and early-2000s punk scene, Zebrahead built their name on genre-bending chaos, blending pop-punk hooks with rapcore energy and no shortage of party-starting attitude. Formed in La Habra, California in 1996, they earned a reputation for throwing down unmissable live sets and racking up global tours alongside festival appearances at the likes of Warped Tour, Slam Dunk, Reading, Download, and more.

This time around, Aussie fans in Perth, Adelaide, Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane will get a fresh hit of classic Zebrahead energy, with the tour marking their first trip Down Under since 2018. They’ll be tearing up intimate club venues including Perth’s Amplifier and Melbourne’s Max Watts, delivering fan favourites like Playmate of the Year, Falling Apart, and All My Friends Are Nobodies in true chaotic fashion.

Zebrahead’s catalogue has long stood tall beside pop punk giants like Blink-182, Sum 41 and Green Day. Their ability to fuse infectious melodies with punk attitude and hip-hop swagger has earned them diehard fans around the world and acclaim for their explosive stage presence and wild crowd interaction. Distorted Sound praised them as having “every aspect of being a great live band absolutely nailed down,” while Punk News dubbed them “one of the most entertaining bands” they’ve ever seen live.

Fans can jump on pre-sale tickets from Monday 19 May, with general release available from Thursday 22 May.

Zebrahead October 2025 Australian Tour Dates

• Tuesday 7^th October – Perth, Amplifier
• Thursday 9^th October – Adelaide, Lion Arts Factory
• Friday 10^th October – Melbourne, Max Watts
• Saturday 11^th October – Sydney, Crowbar
• Sunday 12^th October – Brisbane, Crowbar

With over two decades of high-octane shows and genre-defying records under their belt, Zebrahead’s return is set to be a welcome dose of nostalgia and punk-fuelled catharsis for Australian crowds ready to shout every word.