Bastille performing live on stage
Bastille Return To Australia For Two Headline Shows In February 2027
About the Tour
British hitmakers Bastille are coming back to Australia in February 2027 for two headline shows, playing Festival Hall in Melbourne and the Hordern Pavilion in Sydney.
Fronted by Dan Smith, the band broke through with Bad Blood, the biggest-selling digital album of 2013 and home to Pompeii. They have since racked up more than 13 million records sold, three UK number one albums, six UK top 40 singles and over two billion video views.
These shows are billed as a career-spanning run through the whole catalogue, taking in the big singles alongside rarities and defining moments from across their albums. Bastille are also on the bill at all four Lookout Festival dates, so the Melbourne and Sydney shows are the only chance to see a full headline set.
Tour Dates & Venues
Thursday 4 February 2027 Melbourne – Festival Hall (doors 6.30pm)
Tuesday 9 February 2027 Sydney – Hordern Pavilion (doors 7.00pm)
Both shows are all ages. Festival Hall has licensed sections that are age restricted, so bring government photo ID.
Bastille playing a festival set
What to Expect
Pompeii, Of The Night, Happier, Good Grief and the rest of the singles.
A set drawn from the whole catalogue, including rarities and album tracks.
Two indoor headline shows only, in Melbourne and Sydney.
Dan Smith and the band in full production mode after years away from Australia.
Four extra chances to catch them on the Lookout Festival bill in Torquay, Perth, Lake Macquarie and Sandstone Point.
Tickets are $139.90 plus booking fees and are on sale now. Set times will be announced closer to the shows.