System of a Down & Faith No More – Australia & New Zealand Stadium Tour 2027

ABOUT THE TOUR

Two of alternative metal's most influential bands are joining forces for one of the biggest rock tours of 2027, as System of a Down and Faith No More co-headline an exclusive run of stadium shows across Australia and New Zealand.

The tour marks System of a Down's first Australian performances since Soundwave 2012 and Faith No More's first return to Australia in over a decade, following the band's long-awaited reunion. Fans can expect an unforgettable night celebrating the careers of two genre-defining acts whose influence continues to shape modern rock and metal.

System of a Down will perform iconic songs spanning their acclaimed catalogue, while Faith No More return with their legendary lineup, delivering a rare opportunity to see both bands share the same stage.

TOUR DATES & AREAS

  • Thu 22 Jan 2027 – Accor Stadium, Sydney, NSW

  • Tue 27 Jan 2027 – Marvel Stadium, Melbourne, VIC

  • Sun 1 Feb 2027 – Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane, QLD

  • Sun 7 Feb 2027 – HNRY Stadium, Wellington, NZ

WHAT TO EXPECT

  • System of a Down performing classics including Chop Suey!, Toxicity, B.Y.O.B., Aerials, and Sugar.

  • Faith No More returning with fan favourites such as Epic, Midlife Crisis, Easy, Ashes to Ashes, and Evidence.

  • Two complete headline sets from two of alternative music's most celebrated bands.

  • A massive stadium production featuring career-spanning performances and anthems that have defined generations of rock fans.

Co-Headline

Genre defying legends Faith No More return to Australia to co-headline this massive tour. Known for their unpredictable live energy and the inimitable vocal range of Mike Patton, these pioneers of alternative metal will deliver a career spanning set covering iconic tracks from The Real Thing through to Sol Invictus.

TICKET INFO

  • Artist Presale: Tuesday 28 July

  • General Public On Sale: Friday 31 July

    Tickets are expected to sell extremely quickly, with only four shows announced across Australia and New Zealand.