Chet Faker’s A Love For Strangers Tour Hits Brisbane In 2026: Here’s Everything You Need To Know

Chet Faker is bringing his A Love For Strangers world tour to Brisbane, landing at Fortitude Music Hall for one huge night this March. Off the back of his upcoming album release, Nick Murphy is stepping into a new era of the Chet Faker project—perfectly suited to live rooms that let the music do the heavy lifting.

After years of festival slots and global touring, this headline show gives Brisbane fans the chance to hear Faker’s biggest tracks and brand-new material in a space that still feels close to the stage. 

Here’s everything you need to know before tickets drop.

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• When And Where It’s All Going Down
• What To Expect From The Setlist
• Getting To Fortitude Music Hall

When And Where It’s All Going Down

Chet Faker will play Fortitude Music Hall on Tuesday 3 March 2026, as part of his A Love For Strangers Australian tour. The Fortitude Valley venue is one of Brisbane’s best for live sound and sightlines, making it a perfect match for Faker’s smooth, bass-heavy production.

Tickets go on sale Monday 19 January at 12pm via Ticketmaster, with a Frontier Members presale opening Thursday 15 January at 10am. With only one Brisbane date locked in, expect this one to move fast.

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What To Expect From The Setlist

The tour centres on Faker’s new album A Love For Strangers, his first full-length release since 2021’s Hotel Surrender. Recent singles ‘Far Side of the Moon’ and ‘This Time For Real’ point to a sound that blends the nostalgia and the late-night groove he’s known for.

Alongside the new tracks, fans can expect a setlist packed with Chet Faker favourites, including:

• Gold
• Talk Is Cheap
• Low
• 1998
• Tracks from Built On Glass
• Songs from Hotel Surrender

In a venue like Fortitude Music Hall, these tracks are bound to hit harder than you’ll ever hear them at a festival or stadium show.

Getting To Fortitude Music Hall

Fortitude Music Hall is right in the heart of Fortitude Valley, meaning getting there is easy from pretty much anywhere in Brisbane.

• Train: Jump off at Fortitude Valley Station and walk five minutes down Brunswick Street Mall to the venue.
• Bus: Plenty of city and Valley services stop nearby, including routes along Ann Street and Wickham Street.
• Car: There are parking stations around the Valley, but spaces fill quickly on show nights—public transport or rideshare is your best bet.

And with bars, restaurants and late-night eats all around the venue, it’s the perfect spot to turn a gig into a full night out.

Get your tickets here.

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