Sleep Theory – Debut Australian Tour 2027
ABOUT THE TOUR
Rising US rock sensation Sleep Theory are making their long-awaited Australian debut in February 2027, bringing their explosive live show down under for the very first time.
Hailing from Memphis, Tennessee, Sleep Theory have quickly become one of the fastest-rising names in modern rock, blending crushing riffs, soaring melodies and R&B-inspired vocals into a sound that has captivated fans worldwide. Fronted by the powerhouse vocals of Cullen Moore, the band have exploded with hits including Fallout, Stuck In My Head, Paralyzed, and Gravity, earning millions of streams and widespread acclaim.
Joining Sleep Theory on every Australian date are fellow American rock outfit RIVALS, making this a must-see tour for fans of modern rock, metalcore and alternative music.
TOUR DATES & AREAS
Sun 7 Feb 2027 – Magnet House, Perth, WA
Wed 10 Feb 2027 – The Gov, Adelaide, SA
Fri 12 Feb 2027 – 170 Russell, Melbourne, VIC
Sat 13 Feb 2027 – Metro Theatre, Sydney, NSW
Sun 14 Feb 2027 – The Princess Theatre, Brisbane, QLD
WHAT TO EXPECT
Sleep Theory's first-ever Australian headline performances.
Fan favourites including Fallout, Stuck In My Head, Gravity, Paralyzed, Numb, and more.
Songs from the band's acclaimed debut album alongside their latest releases.
A high-energy live show combining heavy breakdowns, massive choruses and emotional songwriting.
An intimate club tour giving Australian fans their first chance to experience one of rock's fastest-rising bands live.
Special Guests
RIVALS
Los Angeles alternative rock outfit RIVALS will join Sleep Theory on all Australian dates. Known for their powerful blend of hard rock, electronic influences and captivating performances, the band add even more firepower to an already impressive lineup.
TICKET INFO
Destroy All Lines / Artist Presale: Wednesday 29 July @ 9:00am local time
Spotify & Venue Presale: Thursday 30 July @ 9:00am local time
General Public On Sale: Friday 31 July @ 9:00am local time
Tickets are expected to sell quickly, with limited-capacity venues across all five cities.