Fremantle indie favourites Spacey Jane are heading back across the country this November and December for their biggest Australian tour yet, bringing a huge run of outdoor shows to fans after a whirlwind year on the global stage.
The Heading Back Down Under Australian Tour follows the band’s sold-out 2025 tour of Australia and New Zealand and arrives after a breakout international run that has taken them through North America, the UK and Europe.
Along the way, the band has locked in appearances at major international festivals including Bonnaroo, Governors Ball and Lollapalooza.
Their latest album If That Makes Sense became one of Australia’s biggest records of 2025, debuting at number two on the ARIA Albums Chart and finishing the year as the country’s highest-selling Australian album. The release also earned multiple ARIA Award nominations and landed five tracks in triple j’s Hottest 100 countdown.
Melbourne fans can catch the band across two huge nights at Sidney Myer Music Bowl on Friday 4 and Saturday 5 December, with support from fellow Melbourne acts Telenova and Armlock.
The tour will also coincide with the release of the band’s surprise new EP Exit Wounds, arriving on Friday 12 June.
Fans wanting to attend both shows in select cities can purchase a special Two Show Pass, while Frontier Touring members will gain early access to tickets from Tuesday 19 May ahead of the general sale on Thursday 21 May. You can find more ticketing information on the Frontier Touring website.
