Bryan Adams is heading back to Australia in 2027, with the Canadian rock icon confirming a run of arena shows across five major cities and bringing Australian music favourite Natalie Imbruglia along as a special guest.
The Bryan Adams tour will kick off in Perth before travelling to Sydney, Brisbane, Adelaide and Melbourne during February and March. Adams will then continue across the Tasman for performances in New Zealand.
The upcoming Australian dates form part of Adams’ ongoing world tour, which continues to celebrate his latest studio album, Roll with the Punches. The release enjoyed strong success in the UK, reaching the top three on the charts, while the veteran performer continues to prove he’s still one of rock’s busiest touring artists.
Bryan Adams 2027 Australian Tour with special guest Natalie Imbruglia
- Tuesday, February 23rd – RAC Arena, Perth
- Friday, February 26th – Qudos Bank Arena, Sydney
- Monday, March 1st – Entertainment Centre, Brisbane
- Thursday, March 4th – Entertainment Centre, Adelaide
- Friday, March 5th – Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne
Tickets for the tour go on sale to the general public from Monday, July 20th at 12pm local time, while Frontier Touring members will have access to a pre sale beginning Friday, July 17th at 12pm local time.
The tour is presented by Frontier Touring, with all Australian shows licensed as all ages.
An extensive world run
After an extensive global schedule that included around 140 performances during 2025, Adams has continued touring through Europe and North America before locking in his long awaited return to Australian audiences.
Fans can expect to hear many of the songs that made Adams a global superstar, including Summer of ’69, (Everything I Do) I Do It for You, Run to You and So Happy It Hurts.
Joining every Australian show is Natalie Imbruglia, whose career has spanned decades and includes multiple ARIA Awards, Brit Awards and Grammy nominations, best known worldwide for hits including Torn, Imbruglia remains one of Australia’s most successful international recording artists and adds another major drawcard to the tour.
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