Aotearoa hip-hop heavyweights Home Brew are heading back across the Tasman, announcing an extensive Australian and New Zealand tour celebrating their iconic Last Week EP.
The run marks Home Brew‘s first Australian headline shows in more than 10 years, giving fans the chance to experience Last Week performed live in full, alongside tracks spanning the band’s acclaimed catalogue.
The tour follows a sold out performance at Auckland Town Hall earlier this year, with demand prompting a full run of dates across both countries.
Australian fans can catch Home Brew this October in Melbourne, Brisbane, Sydney and Fremantle before the group heads back to New Zealand for shows in Rotorua, Hamilton, Wellington, Christchurch and a special three night finale in Auckland.

Home Brew 2026 Tour Dates
- Thursday, October 8th – Melbourne, 170 Russell
- Friday, October 9th – Brisbane, The Triffid
- Saturday, October 10th – Sydney, Liberty Hall
- Sunday, October 11th – Fremantle, Metropolis Fremantle
- Friday, October 16th – Rotorua, Sir Howard Morrison Centre
- Saturday, October 31st – Hamilton, BNZ Theatre
- Thursday, November 5th – Wellington, Shed 6
- Friday, November 13th – Christchurch, Town Hall
- Friday, November 20th – Auckland, Hollywood Avondale
- Saturday, November 21st – Auckland, Hollywood Avondale
- Sunday, November 22nd – Auckland, Hollywood Avondale
Tickets go on sale to the general public on Thursday, July 30th at 2pm local time, with a range of presales available beforehand, including Mastercard, Westpac New Zealand Mastercard and Live Nation.
Independent New Zealand Hip-Hop
Since emerging in the early 2010s, Home Brew have become one of New Zealand’s most influential hip-hop acts, earning a devoted following thanks to their unapologetically independent approach and brutally honest songwriting.
Their self-titled debut album topped the New Zealand charts, while 2023’s Run It Back introduced the group to a new generation of listeners.
This upcoming tour shines the spotlight on Last Week, one of the releases that helped cement Home Brew’s reputation as one of Aotearoa’s defining hip-hop voices, you can also expect plenty of favourites from across the band’s career during what promises to be a celebration of their enduring legacy.