Harry Styles, Guns N’ Roses, Robbie Williams, And More Of The Best Concerts Coming To Sydney In 2026
Eloise Luke
Contributor | Urban List
Sydney’s music scene has well and truly been on the up in recent years, and we're attracting some big names to play our world-class arenas.
Big names have been locking in dates for upcoming concerts left, right and centre, so to make life a little easier, we’ve pulled together a hit list of all the massive shows coming your way so you can get organised early.
Here are the best concerts in Sydney in 2026 to add to your calendar now.
Harry Styles Sydney 2026
Harry Styles is officially heading back to Australia next year, and yep, Sydney is on the list. Our beloved glittering, sparkly disco king just announced Australian dates as part of his massive 2026 Together, Together Tour, and if you suddenly feel like your entire calendar just rearranged itself, we're with you.
Tame Impala Sydney 2026
Tame Impala is hitting the road in Australia in 2026 with the Deadbeat AUS Tour, stopping in all four major cities. The tour celebrates the multi-instrumentalist's new album, Deadbeat, and is supported by Sydney’s own, DJ Ninajirachi. Sydney shows will be kicking off on Monday, 19 and Tuesday, 20 October.
Chet Faker Sydney 2026
Chet Faker is officially coming to town, and Sydney is getting one of the most intimate stops on his A Love For Strangers world tour. Off the back of a long-awaited new album, singer Nick Murphy is bringing the Chet Faker project into a new era.
He'll be playing Enmore Theatre on Wednesday 4 March 2026 as part of his A Love For Strangers global tour. The Enmore’s old-school theatre setup makes it one of Sydney’s best live music rooms—perfect for the moody, groove-heavy sound Faker has become known for.
Guns N’ Roses Sydney 2026
Guns N’ Roses will perform Monday 14 December 2026 at ENGIE Stadium in Sydney Olympic Park. Gates are scheduled to open at 5pm, though exact stage times for both Guns N’ Roses and Airbourne will be confirmed closer to the show date.
Given the scale of the band’s global tours, fans can expect a full stadium production featuring the biggest tracks from across their catalogue. Joining the band on the Sydney leg of the tour is Airbourne, the high-octane Australian rock band known for their thunderous live sets and AC/DC-inspired sound.
Robbie Williams Sydney 2026
Dust off your parkas and prep your vocal cords because Robbie Williams is heading back to Sydney for a stadium-sized victory lap this November. Dubbed the BRITPOP World Tour, it’s part nostalgia trip, part greatest-hits fever dream, and entirely designed to have you screaming “I’m loving angels instead” with thousands of strangers.
He'll reach Accor Stadium on Saturday, 14 November, with tickets going on sale on Thursday 26 March. If you’re extra keen (read: you should be), presales kick off earlier via Telstra Plus, Frontier Touring and Robbie’s official fan channels.
Itzy Sydney 2026
Multi-platinum K-pop icons ITZY are returning to Australia this April, bringing their highly anticipated third world tour, TUNNEL VISION, to Sydney for one night only.
The global girl group—made up of Yeji, Lia, Ryujin, Chaeryeong and Yuna—will perform one Sydney show on Sunday, 19 April 2026, with the concert kicking off at 7pm at TikTok Entertainment Centre in Sydney Olympic Park. Tickets are available through authorised ticketing agents, and whilst demand has been high following the group’s sold-out 2024 tour, there are still seats available to secure.
Laufey Sydney 2026
Two years after she turned Australian concert halls into candle-lit confessionals, Laufey is coming back with bigger rooms, bigger strings, and the same devastating ability to make 10,000 people feel like they’re slow-dancing alone in their bedroom with a Martini.
The Icelandic-Chinese singer, who nabbed Grammys for Bewitched and again for her latest record, is bringing the A Matter Of Time Tour to Sydney on Thursday, 6 and Friday, 7 August. If her 2024 visit was a polite jazz knock at the door, this one is a full orchestral entrance.
IVE Sydney 2026
IVE is bringing their second highly anticipated world tour to Sydney this June, to celebrate the launch of their latest album, REVIVE+.
The Show What I Am world tour will see Anyujin, Gaeul, Rei, Jangwonyoung, Liz, and Leeseo take the stage for one night only on Saturday, 13 June. The group will be taking over Qudos Bank Arena, so you can expect a proper stadium feel to the show, which should let their stage production and performance skills really shine through. Expect doors to open mid-to-late afternoon, with the main show beginning around 7pm.
Beck Sydney 2026
Dust off your skinniest jeans and your softest feelings, because Beck is heading back to Australia this May with a run of lush, orchestral shows. The last time your favourite oddball played in Australia was in 2023, when he hit stages across the country for headline shows and festival slots. Now, he’s returning for five special performances backed by one of the country’s leading session orchestras, Philharmonia Australia, and the Sydney Symphony Orchestra.
The Sydney shows will feature the Sydney Symphony Orchestra, premiering on Thursday 7, Friday 8 and Saturday 9 May at the Sydney Opera House.
More Upcoming Concerts:
- Linkin Park, 14 March 2026 at Qudos Bank Arena
- Leon Thomas, 14 & 15 April 2026 at Enmore Theatre
- Guy Sebastian, 30 April & 1 May 2026 at ICC Sydney Theatre
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