Megan Thee Stallion has not announced any concerts in Australia or New Zealand for 2027. As of 9 October 2026 there is no tour, festival booking, arena show or one-off appearance on the calendar for either country, and no world tour including Oceania has been published.
Australian fans have come close once. In 2022 she was billed as a headliner of Festival X, alongside Calvin Harris, for five dates between Saturday 26 November and Sunday 4 December 2022 in Melbourne, the Gold Coast, Adelaide, Sydney and Perth. It was announced as her first ever trip to Australia, but days before the festival began the organisers said she would not be able to travel, and she did not perform. She has not played in New Zealand either, and the setlist archive holds no Australian or New Zealand concert by her.
This page explains what is and is not known about a 2027 visit, tells the story of the Festival X booking, and looks at how her career, her only headline tour and the songs she plays could shape a first proper Australian and New Zealand tour if one is ever confirmed.
There is no official information about a Megan Thee Stallion Australian or New Zealand tour in 2027. No cities, venues, promoters, presales or on-sale dates have been announced, and she has not said publicly that she plans to come to Oceania. Nothing on this page should be read as a prediction of dates.
Her last full project was the album Megan (2024), reissued in October 2024 as Megan: Act II. Since then her work has been spread across very different fields rather than built around a tour. She appeared on Twice's 'Strategy' in December 2024 and on Lisa's 'Rapunzel' in February 2025, starred in and executive-produced the Apple TV+ competition series KPopped in August 2025, and on 24 March 2026 made her Broadway debut as Zidler in Moulin Rouge! The Musical, a limited engagement that ran to 17 May 2026. On 11 June 2026 'DNA (More Than a Game)', the official anthem of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, was released with Megan alongside Andrea Bocelli, David Guetta and Ejae.
Her only headline tour so far, the Hot Girl Summer Tour, ran from 14 May to 27 July 2024 across North America and then the UK and Europe, starting its international leg in Glasgow on Thursday 4 July 2024. It did not include Australia, New Zealand or Asia. No new studio album has been announced to anchor a 2027 tour.
If an Australian or New Zealand date is confirmed, it will appear on this page with the venue, the presale and the general sale. Until then, any list of 'Megan Thee Stallion Australia 2027' dates, ticket listing or presale code circulating online is not official.
Megan Thee Stallion has never performed a concert in Australia or New Zealand. The setlist archive used for this page lists no show by her in either country, and Wikipedia's articles on her tours contain no Australian or New Zealand dates. That makes her one of the biggest names in modern hip-hop never to have played here.
The closest she came was Festival X in late 2022. The festival announced a one-day, multi-city format with Calvin Harris and Megan at the top of the bill and Don Toliver, Boys Noize, Green Velvet, John Summit, Nina Kraviz and Tchami among the other names. The dates were Flemington Racecourse in Melbourne on Saturday 26 November, Alabaster Sports Fields on the Gold Coast on Sunday 27 November, Bonython Park in Adelaide on Friday 2 December, Sydney Showground on Saturday 3 December and Burswood Park in Perth on Sunday 4 December 2022.
Megan was removed from the line-up only days before the first show. The organisers said that 'due to unforeseen circumstances' she would not be able to travel to Australia, and that it would not be possible to find a replacement at such short notice. Festival X went ahead in all five cities with the rest of the bill, but without her.
There is also an older Australian link in her story. Early in her rise, in 2019, she was scheduled to support the Australian rapper Iggy Azalea on her planned Bad Girls Tour, but that tour was cancelled because of low ticket sales. It was not an Australian tour, and Megan never played those dates.
Her international touring since then has looked north rather than south. Her live history outside the United States is concentrated in the UK and Europe, first on the 2022 festival circuit and then on the 2024 Hot Girl Summer Tour. Fans in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide and Auckland are therefore still waiting for a first concert, more than three years after the Festival X cancellation.
Megan Thee Stallion has never played an Australian or New Zealand festival. Her only booking was Festival X 2022, where she was a co-headliner with Calvin Harris across Melbourne, the Gold Coast, Adelaide, Sydney and Perth, and she withdrew a few days before the first date without being replaced.
She has not appeared on the bills of the long-running Australian events such as Splendour in the Grass, Falls, Laneway, Listen Out, Field Day or Rolling Loud Australia, nor at New Zealand festivals such as Rhythm and Vines. No festival in either country has announced her for 2026 or 2027.
Megan Jovon Ruth Pete was born on 15 February 1995 and grew up in Houston, Texas. She first gained attention through freestyle videos that went viral on social media, and after signing with 1501 Certified Entertainment she released the EP Tina Snow in 2018. The mixtape Fever (2019) and the EP Suga (2020) both reached the top ten of the Billboard 200, carried by the singles 'Cash Shit', 'Hot Girl Summer' and 'Savage'.
Her debut studio album, Good News (2020), included the remix of 'Savage' with Beyoncé, which topped the Billboard Hot 100 and won two Grammy Awards. The album reached No. 41 in Australia. Her feature on Cardi B's 'WAP' in 2020 became her second US number one. At the 63rd Grammy Awards she was named Best New Artist, the second female rapper to win the award after Lauryn Hill in 1999.
Traumazine (2022), which reached No. 68 in Australia, and Megan (2024), which reached No. 94, were shaped by a long legal dispute with her former label. As an independent artist distributed by Warner Music from February 2024, she released 'Hiss', her first solo Billboard Hot 100 number one, which also made her the first solo female rapper to debut at number one on the Billboard Global 200. Megan: Act II followed in October 2024, with guests including RM of BTS on 'Neva Play'.
Her honours include three Grammy Awards, six BET Awards, five BET Hip Hop Awards, four American Music Awards and four MTV Video Music Awards, and Time named her one of the 100 most influential people in the world in 2020. Beyond music she hosted the 2024 MTV Video Music Awards, released the documentary Megan Thee Stallion: In Her Words in October 2024, and made her Broadway debut in 2026.
| Album | Year | AUS chart peak |
|---|---|---|
| Good News | 2020 | AUS 41 |
| Traumazine | 2022 | AUS 68 |
| Megan | 2024 | AUS 94 |
Festival X 2022 should have been Megan Thee Stallion's introduction to Australian audiences, and the way it was set up gives a sense of how she could be presented here. Rather than a run of her own arena shows, she was booked as co-headliner of an electronic-leaning festival, playing outdoor sites such as Flemington Racecourse in Melbourne and Sydney Showground on consecutive weekends between 26 November and 4 December 2022.
The withdrawal was announced only days before the opening date in Melbourne. The statement gave no detail beyond 'unforeseen circumstances', and Festival X said it could not replace her in the time available. Ticket holders saw the rest of the bill in all five cities. No make-up date or separate Australian show was announced afterwards.
Because of that, the Festival X booking is a useful reminder for anyone following a 2027 rumour: an artist announced for Australia is not the same as an artist who has played Australia. Only the official announcement of a promoter or festival, followed by tickets sold through authorised outlets, counts.
If Megan Thee Stallion does tour Australia, the east coast is where demand would be easiest to measure, but nothing has been confirmed for Sydney, Melbourne or Brisbane. The cities she was booked for in 2022 were Melbourne, the Gold Coast, Sydney, Adelaide and Perth, on festival sites rather than in arenas.
Her only headline tour played arenas in North America and the UK and Europe, with venues such as the Zénith in Paris and the Ziggo Dome in Amsterdam in July 2024. Those are rooms comparable in scale to Australia's main indoor arenas, but no Australian venue has announced or hinted at a booking.
This page will not list venues or nights until an official announcement exists. Any site already showing seat maps or ticket prices for a Megan Thee Stallion show in an Australian arena in 2027 is guessing.
One unusual feature of the 2022 Festival X booking was its reach beyond Sydney and Melbourne. Megan was due to play Bonython Park in Adelaide on Friday 2 December and Burswood Park in Perth on Sunday 4 December, as well as Alabaster Sports Fields on the Gold Coast on Sunday 27 November, rather than Brisbane.
Touring festivals are often the only way smaller Australian markets get international hip-hop headliners, because a single festival weekend can cover several states. A headline tour of her own, if it ever happens, might look quite different, but there is no announcement either way.
For now, fans in Perth, Adelaide and on the Gold Coast are in the same position as those in the larger cities: there are no 2027 dates, and the alert on this page is the simplest way to hear about any change.
New Zealand has never been on Megan Thee Stallion's touring map. Festival X 2022 was an Australia-only event with no Auckland or Wellington date, and none of her tours has included a New Zealand stop.
International hip-hop tours that come to Oceania often add Auckland as a single night at the start or end of an Australian run, but that is a pattern of other artists, not a plan of hers. As of 9 October 2026 there is no New Zealand date to report.
New Zealand fans who want to hear first can sign up for the alert on this page, which covers both Australian and New Zealand announcements.
Megan's 2026 has been busy, but not on the road. From 24 March to 17 May 2026 she played Zidler in Moulin Rouge! The Musical on Broadway, replacing Bob the Drag Queen for a limited engagement. In June 2026 she was one of the voices on 'DNA (More Than a Game)', the official FIFA World Cup anthem, and in July 2026 she launched a Hot Girl Summer fragrance with the beauty company Coty.
In 2025 she also announced an anime series with The Boondocks producer Carl Jones and fronted the K-pop competition series KPopped. These projects kept her in the public eye in Australia and New Zealand, where her collaborations with Twice, Lisa and RM reach a large K-pop audience, but none of them came with concert dates in Oceania.
A new album would be the most likely trigger for another tour. None has been announced, so any Australian or New Zealand concerts in 2027 remain unconfirmed.
There are no Australian or New Zealand set lists for Megan Thee Stallion, because she has not played here. Her headline shows elsewhere give a fair idea of the format: on the Hot Girl Summer Tour in 2024 she played about 19 to 27 songs, opening with 'Hiss' and closing with the run of hits that has ended her sets since 2022, 'Body' and 'Savage', with 'WAP', 'Cash Shit' and 'Where Them Girls At' close to the end.
The middle of the show mixed older tracks such as 'Big Ole Freak', 'Freak Nasty', 'Realer' and 'Captain Hook' with songs from Megan, including 'Cobra' and 'BOA'. Choreography and a team of dancers are central to the staging, and her festival sets keep the same energy in a shorter time slot.
The Hot Girl Summer Tour grossed more than $40 million and drew strong reviews. What a first Australian show would include depends on whether a new album arrives first; no new production has been announced.
There are no Megan Thee Stallion tickets on sale for Australia or New Zealand in 2027, because no concert has been announced. Any site offering seats, packages or a 'presale code' for a 2027 show here is not selling an official ticket.
If dates are announced, buy only through the official ticket outlet named in the announcement, the venue box office or a presale offered through the artist's fan club or a recognised promoter or card partner. Many Australian arenas 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. Be wary of codes sold on social media.
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Is Megan Thee Stallion touring Australia in 2027?
No. As of 9 October 2026 no Australian concert, tour or festival appearance has been announced.
Is Megan Thee Stallion playing New Zealand in 2027?
No New Zealand date has been announced, and she has never performed in New Zealand.
Has Megan Thee Stallion ever performed in Australia?
No. She was billed to co-headline Festival X in November and December 2022, but withdrew days before the first date and did not perform.
What happened with Festival X in 2022?
The organisers said that due to unforeseen circumstances she could not travel to Australia. The festival went ahead in Melbourne, the Gold Coast, Adelaide, Sydney and Perth without a replacement.
Which cities was she supposed to play in 2022?
Melbourne (Flemington Racecourse, 26 November), the Gold Coast (Alabaster Sports Fields, 27 November), Adelaide (Bonython Park, 2 December), Sydney (Sydney Showground, 3 December) and Perth (Burswood Park, 4 December 2022).
What was her last tour?
The Hot Girl Summer Tour, from 14 May to 27 July 2024 in North America, the UK and Europe. It had no Australian or New Zealand dates.
Is there a Megan Thee Stallion presale code for Australia?
No. With no shows announced, no genuine presale exists. Codes offered online for 2027 are not official.
What is her highest-charting album in Australia?
Good News (2020), which reached No. 41 on the Australian albums chart.
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