Marshmello has not announced any concerts in Australia or New Zealand for 2027. As of 9 October 2026 there is no headline tour, festival booking or club date for either country, and nothing for him appears in the confirmed 2027 tour data used by this site. His recent live work has been spread across festival and special-event bookings in Europe, Asia and North America, a support slot with the Jonas Brothers in 2025 and a new pop-punk side project.
Australia has nevertheless been an important stop in his early years. The concert archive lists ten Australian shows between February 2016 and February 2019: a first appearance at the Brisbane Showgrounds, a seven-date club and theatre run in March 2017 that reached Newcastle, Fremantle and Mackay as well as the capitals, and two big outdoor shows at Ultra Australia in Melbourne and Sydney in February 2019.
This page sets out what is and is not known about 2027, and tells the story of Marshmello's Australian concerts, from the clubs of 2017 to the racecourse of 2019, together with the Australian chart success of hits such as 'Silence', 'Friends' and 'Happier'.
There is no official information about Marshmello concerts in Australia or New Zealand in 2027. No tour has been announced, and no Australian or New Zealand festival has listed him for the 2026–27 summer season in the data available to this site.
That does not mean much on its own. Marshmello has rarely toured in the traditional way, with a single tour name and a run of arena dates. Instead he has played festivals, clubs and one-off events, which are announced by each festival or promoter, often only a few months in advance. A booking for an Australian summer festival could therefore appear without any 'tour' ever being announced.
His most recent live activity points in several directions. In 2025 he was a support act on the Jonas Brothers' Jonas20: Living the Dream Tour in the United States and Canada, after the two acts released 'Slow Motion' together in January 2025, and he launched Underbrook, a pop-punk band in which he sings lead under his real name, Christopher Comstock. In summer 2026 he played festival and beach shows in France, including the Citadelle in Arras on 4 July and Cannes on 8 August.
Until there is an official announcement from Marshmello or an Australian or New Zealand promoter, treat any 'presale code', ticket listing or list of 2027 dates with caution. A single artist name on a resale listing does not mean a booking exists.
Marshmello's first documented Australian show was on Friday 19 February 2016 at the Brisbane Showgrounds, a month after the release of his debut album Joytime and only about a year after he had begun releasing music under the Marshmello name. At that point he was still a rising name in electronic music, a masked producer best known online.
His first real Australian run came a year later, in March 2017, and it covered the country more widely than many international DJs manage. It opened on Wednesday 1 March at Family Nightclub in Brisbane, moved to the Enmore Theatre in Sydney on Thursday 2 March, the Cambridge Hotel in Newcastle on Friday 3 March, the Thebarton Theatre in Adelaide on Saturday 4 March and The Compound in Fremantle on Sunday 5 March.
After a break of almost a week the run resumed in regional Queensland, at Cartel Nightclub in Mackay on Saturday 11 March 2017, and ended the next night, Sunday 12 March, at the Prince Bandroom in St Kilda, Melbourne. Seven shows in twelve days, from Perth's port city to central Queensland, made it his most extensive Australian visit in the archive.
The scale changed by 2019. Marshmello returned as one of the headliners of Ultra Australia, alongside The Chainsmokers and Martin Garrix, playing Flemington Racecourse in Melbourne on Saturday 23 February 2019 and Parramatta Park in Sydney on Sunday 24 February. Between the two visits he had released 'Alone', 'Silence', 'Wolves', 'Friends' and 'Happier', and his Australian audience had grown accordingly.
The archive lists no Australian show after Ultra in February 2019, and no New Zealand show at all. The ten Australian dates are listed in the table below; it is not exhaustive, and shows that were not documented may be missing, but it is the record this page relies on.
The table below lists 10 documented Australia/NZ concerts by Marshmello between 2016 and 2019, with the most shows in Sydney (2), Melbourne (2), Brisbane (2), Mackay (1), Fremantle (1), Adelaide (1). It is not exhaustive: it only includes documented shows.
| Date | City | Venue | Tour / event |
|---|---|---|---|
| 24 February 2019 | Sydney | Parramatta Park | |
| 23 February 2019 | Melbourne | Flemington Racecourse | |
| 12 March 2017 | Melbourne | Prince Bandroom | |
| 11 March 2017 | Mackay | Cartel Nightclub | |
| 5 March 2017 | Fremantle | The Compound | |
| 4 March 2017 | Adelaide | Thebarton Theatre | |
| 3 March 2017 | Newcastle | Cambridge Hotel | |
| 2 March 2017 | Sydney | Enmore Theatre | |
| 1 March 2017 | Brisbane | Family Nightclub | |
| 19 February 2016 | Brisbane | Brisbane Showgrounds |
Concert data: setlist.fm
The two shows of February 2019, at Flemington Racecourse in Melbourne and Parramatta Park in Sydney, were part of Ultra Australia, the local edition of the Miami-born electronic festival. Marshmello was billed among the headliners with The Chainsmokers, Martin Garrix and Adam Beyer, on a line-up that also included Illenium and Slushii, his frequent collaborator.
Those are the only Australian festival appearances documented in the archive used here. The show at the Brisbane Showgrounds in February 2016 is listed without an event name, so this page does not attribute it to a particular festival.
Christopher Comstock was born on 19 May 1992. He started out in 2010 as Dotcom on SoundCloud, posting mashups, remixes and dubstep and trap productions, and began releasing music as Marshmello in early 2015, drawing support from Skrillex, who reposted his song 'Find Me'. His white helmet, shaped like a marshmallow, became one of the most recognisable images in electronic music. His debut album Joytime came out in January 2016, and 'Alone', released that May, became his first Billboard Hot 100 entry.
'Silence' with Khalid, released on 11 August 2017, topped the dance charts in Australia, the United Kingdom and the United States, reached number five on the Australian singles chart and was certified five times platinum by ARIA. 'Wolves' with Selena Gomez also reached number five in Australia and went multi-platinum there. 'Friends' with Anne-Marie reached number four and was certified double platinum in Australia.
'Happier' with Bastille (2018) became his biggest Australian hit, reaching number three, was certified double platinum by ARIA and spent a record 69 weeks at number one on Billboard's Dance/Electronic Songs chart. 'Here with Me' with Chvrches reached number nine in Australia and 'Come & Go' with Juice Wrld number four. In early February 2019, a few weeks before his Ultra Australia sets, he staged a virtual concert inside the game Fortnite, attended by more than ten million players.
His later albums include Joytime II (2018), Joytime III (2019), Shockwave (2021), which earned his first Grammy nomination, the Latin album Sugar Papi (2023) and The Roots (2024). In 2025 he launched Underbrook, released 'Slow Motion' with the Jonas Brothers and 'Holy Water' featuring Jelly Roll. Forbes ranked him second among the highest-paid DJs of 2019.
| Album | Year | AUS chart peak |
|---|---|---|
| Joytime | 2016 | — |
| Joytime II | 2018 | — |
| Joytime III | 2019 | — |
| Shockwave | 2021 | — |
| Sugar Papi | 2023 | — |
| The Roots | 2024 | — |
The March 2017 tour is the most unusual part of Marshmello's Australian story. Instead of playing only Sydney and Melbourne, it went to Newcastle's Cambridge Hotel, a long-standing live venue in the Hunter, to The Compound in Fremantle rather than central Perth, and, most strikingly, to Cartel Nightclub in Mackay, a regional city in central Queensland.
It was a club and theatre run rather than an arena tour. The Enmore Theatre in Sydney's inner west, the Thebarton Theatre in Adelaide and the Prince Bandroom in St Kilda are all well-known mid-sized rooms, and Family in Brisbane's Fortitude Valley is a nightclub. Those were the right sizes for an act whose Australian audience was still building, months before 'Silence' was released.
Nothing similar has followed. By the time he returned in 2019 he was a festival headliner, and the archive shows no regional Australian date since Mackay.
Ultra Australia 2019 ran over one weekend in two cities. The Melbourne edition was held at Flemington Racecourse, home of the Melbourne Cup, on Saturday 23 February, and the Sydney edition at Parramatta Park in Western Sydney the next day.
Marshmello's appearance there came at the peak of his chart run in Australia. 'Happier' had reached number three on the singles chart, 'Friends' number four, and 'Silence' and 'Wolves' number five, so the 2019 sets were full of songs that Australian radio had made familiar.
Those two shows are, according to the archive, the last time he played in Australia. For fans in Melbourne and Sydney, that makes February 2019 the reference point for any return.
Brisbane has a special place in the Australian story: it hosted both his first documented show, at the Brisbane Showgrounds on 19 February 2016, and the opening date of the 2017 run, at Family Nightclub on 1 March 2017.
With Mackay added, Queensland accounts for three of the ten Australian shows in the archive, more than Sydney or Melbourne, which have two each. Brisbane did not get an Ultra date in 2019, which went to Melbourne and Sydney only.
Western Australia and South Australia saw Marshmello once each, on consecutive nights in March 2017: the Thebarton Theatre in Adelaide on Saturday 4 March and The Compound in Fremantle on Sunday 5 March. Neither city has a documented Marshmello show since.
New Zealand has no documented Marshmello concert at all, despite strong local results for his singles, which earned multi-platinum and platinum certifications from Recorded Music NZ for songs such as 'Silence', 'Friends' and 'Happier'. If he does return to the region, Auckland would be a first.
Outside Australia, Marshmello's live calendar has followed the same logic for a decade. In Europe he has appeared almost every summer since 2016 at large electronic and pop festivals, from Tomorrowland in Belgium and Parookaville in Germany to Lollapalooza Paris, with occasional club shows in between, and he has never toured the continent under a single tour name.
Summer 2026 followed that pattern with festival and beach shows in France, including the Citadelle in Arras on 4 July and the beach of the Palais des Festivals in Cannes on 8 August. For Australia and New Zealand, the equivalent would be a booking on a summer festival bill between December and March, which festivals usually announce with their line-ups rather than as part of an artist tour.
That is why the absence of a 2027 tour announcement is not the whole story. It is also why fans should watch festival line-up announcements as closely as the artist's own channels.
Few international dance acts have had as many Australian hits in so short a time. Between 2017 and 2020 Marshmello placed 'Silence', 'Wolves', 'Friends', 'Happier', 'Here with Me' and 'Come & Go' in the Australian top ten, and 'Silence' alone was certified five times platinum by ARIA.
Yet since the Ultra weekend of February 2019 the archive records no Australian concert. Part of the reason is that his work since then has moved between formats: the Fortnite concert, a Latin album, a country-pop collaboration with Jelly Roll, a support slot for the Jonas Brothers and a rock band. Whether 2027 brings him back to Australia has not been announced as of 9 October 2026.
A Marshmello show is a DJ set rather than a band concert: he performs from a booth wearing the white helmet, with the screens and lighting of a festival main stage around him. His sets mix his own hits with edits, remixes and other artists' tracks, so the running order changes from night to night.
The archive does not list song titles for any of his Australian shows, so this page does not reproduce a set list. Based on his catalogue at the time, the 2019 Ultra sets came after the release of 'Silence', 'Wolves', 'Friends', 'Happier' and 'Alone', but the exact songs played in Melbourne and Sydney are not documented here.
In 2025 his live work also included sets as a support act on the Jonas Brothers tour in North America and performances with Underbrook, in which he sings rather than DJs. Neither format has been seen in Australia.
There are no Marshmello tickets on sale in Australia or New Zealand for 2027, because no concerts have been announced. Any website selling seats, quoting prices or offering a 'presale code' for an Australian or New Zealand Marshmello show is not official.
If he is booked for an Australian festival, tickets will be sold by that festival through its own official channels; for a headline show, use only the seller named by the promoter or the venue's own box office. Many Australian venues and festivals now use name-locked mobile tickets, so buy through the official outlet or its official resale service to make sure the ticket is in your name.
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Is Marshmello touring Australia in 2027?
No Australian dates have been announced as of 9 October 2026, either as a tour or as a festival booking.
When did Marshmello last play Australia?
At Ultra Australia: Flemington Racecourse in Melbourne on Saturday 23 February 2019 and Parramatta Park in Sydney on Sunday 24 February 2019.
Has Marshmello played New Zealand?
No New Zealand concert by Marshmello is documented in the archive used by this site.
When was Marshmello's first Australian show?
At the Brisbane Showgrounds on Friday 19 February 2016.
Which Australian cities has Marshmello played?
Brisbane, Sydney, Newcastle, Adelaide, Fremantle, Mackay and Melbourne, all between 2016 and 2019.
What was Marshmello's biggest hit in Australia?
'Happier' with Bastille reached number three on the Australian singles chart; 'Silence' with Khalid was certified five times platinum by ARIA.
Did Marshmello play in Perth?
He played The Compound in Fremantle on Sunday 5 March 2017.
Is there a Marshmello presale code for 2027?
No. Nothing is on sale, so any code offered now is not genuine.
What is Underbrook?
A pop-punk band launched by Marshmello in 2025, in which he sings lead vocals under his real name, Christopher Comstock.
How many times has Marshmello played Australia?
The archive used by this site lists ten Australian shows: one in 2016, seven in March 2017 and two at Ultra Australia in February 2019.
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