Selena Gomez has not announced any concerts in Australia or New Zealand for 2027. As of 9 October 2026 there is no tour, no festival booking and no one-off show listed for the region, and no new world tour has been confirmed anywhere. Her most recent album, I Said I Love You First, recorded with her husband Benny Blanco, came out in 2025 without a tour attached to it.
For Australian and New Zealand fans that is a familiar position. Gomez has played a full tour here only once, on the Revival Tour in August 2016: two nights at Margaret Court Arena in Melbourne, one at Qudos Bank Arena in Sydney, one at the Brisbane Entertainment Centre and a final night at Vector Arena in Auckland. That Auckland concert, on Saturday 13 August 2016, turned out to be the last show of the whole Revival Tour, which she cut short soon afterwards to look after her health.
This page sets out what is and is not known about her plans for 2027, then tells the story of her five Oceania concerts, her cancelled 2013-14 plans for Australia, the songs she played here and the records that kept her on Australian charts while she was away from the stage.
There is no Selena Gomez tour of Australia or New Zealand in 2027. No dates, cities, venues, presales or on-sale times have been published, and no Australian or New Zealand promoter has listed her. The broader picture is the same: as of 9 October 2026 she has not announced a world tour, and her last full concert tour of any kind was the Revival Tour of 2016.
Since then her working life has been split between music, screen and business. She has starred in Only Murders in the Building since 2021, appeared in Emilia Pérez (2024), produced television series and built the cosmetics company Rare Beauty. Her music releases since 2016 — the album Rare in 2020, the Spanish-language EP Revelación in 2021 and I Said I Love You First in 2025 — were all released without a headline tour.
That history matters when reading rumours. Gomez has twice planned to tour Australia and once cancelled before arriving: the Stars Dance Tour was announced to continue through Asia and Australia, but in December 2013 she called it off. The Revival Tour did reach the region in 2016 and was then stopped after Auckland. Neither event points to a 2027 plan; they simply show that nothing is certain until a promoter publishes dates.
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Selena Gomez was already a household name in Australia long before she played a concert here. Wizards of Waverly Place made her a teen star around the world, and her records with Selena Gomez & the Scene and then as a solo artist charted in Australia from the early 2010s. Yet her first two headline tours stayed away: the We Own the Night Tour of 2011-12 played only in North and South America, and the Stars Dance Tour of 2013-14 was cut short before it reached the southern hemisphere.
The Stars Dance Tour is the first chapter of her Australian story, even though no show took place. Wikipedia records that the tour was announced to continue throughout Asia and Australia, but on 20 December 2013 Gomez released a statement saying she had decided to cancel, explaining that after years of putting work first she needed to spend time on herself. It was later linked to her lupus diagnosis. Australian fans had to wait almost three more years.
The Revival Tour, built around her second solo album Revival, finally brought her here in August 2016. After an Asian leg that ran from 23 July to 3 August 2016 through Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, the Philippines and Japan, the Oceania leg opened at Margaret Court Arena in Melbourne on Saturday 6 August and Sunday 7 August 2016. Melbourne was the only city to get two nights, in the second-largest arena of the Melbourne Park tennis precinct.
From Melbourne the tour flew to Sydney for one night at Qudos Bank Arena at Sydney Olympic Park on Tuesday 9 August, then to Queensland for the Brisbane Entertainment Centre at Boondall on Thursday 11 August. DNCE, the band fronted by Joe Jonas, opened every Oceania show, as they had done on earlier legs. There were no dates in Perth or Adelaide, and the tour never played a stadium in the region.
The final concert was at Vector Arena in Auckland, now called Spark Arena, on Saturday 13 August 2016. Wikipedia's box office table gives the attendance as 7,814 of 8,159 available tickets and the gross as $475,780. Nobody in the building knew it at the time, but this was the last night of the Revival Tour: soon afterwards Gomez cancelled the remaining dates, citing her mental health and the side effects of lupus. The tour ended with 541,444 tickets sold over 55 shows and a gross of $35.6 million.
Ten years on, those five concerts remain the only Selena Gomez headline shows in Australia and New Zealand documented by the setlist archive and Wikipedia. The table below lists them; every one of them used the same 19-song running order, which makes the 2016 visit an unusually well-documented snapshot of a single production.
The table below lists 5 documented Australia/NZ concerts by Selena Gomez between 2016 and 2016, with the most shows in Melbourne (2), Auckland (1), Brisbane (1), Sydney (1). It is not exhaustive: it only includes documented shows.
| Date | City | Venue | Tour / event |
|---|---|---|---|
| 13 August 2016 | Auckland | Vector Arena | Revival Tour |
| 11 August 2016 | Brisbane | Brisbane Entertainment Centre | Revival Tour |
| 9 August 2016 | Sydney | Qudos Bank Arena | Revival Tour |
| 7 August 2016 | Melbourne | Margaret Court Arena | Revival Tour |
| 6 August 2016 | Melbourne | Margaret Court Arena | Revival Tour |
Across the 5 most recent documented Australia/NZ concerts with a full song list (6 August 2016 to 13 August 2016), these are the songs that came up most often. Titles only — set lists change from night to night.
Selena Marie Gomez was born on 22 July 1992 in Grand Prairie, Texas, and was named after the Tejano singer Selena Quintanilla. She began as a child actor on Barney & Friends (2002-2004) and became a teen idol as Alex Russo on the Disney Channel sitcom Wizards of Waverly Place (2007-2012). In 2008 she signed with Hollywood Records and formed Selena Gomez & the Scene, who released three albums: Kiss & Tell (2009), A Year Without Rain (2010) and When the Sun Goes Down (2011).
Her solo career started with Stars Dance (2013), led by 'Come & Get It'; the album reached number 8 in Australia. Revival (2015) was her breakthrough as an adult pop artist: its singles 'Good for You' and 'Same Old Love' reached the top five of the US Billboard Hot 100, and the album peaked at number 3 in Australia. Rare (2020) went further, reaching number 1 in Australia, and its single 'Lose You to Love Me' was her first US number-one single.
Collaborations have been just as important to her chart career: 'We Don't Talk Anymore' with Charlie Puth, 'It Ain't Me' with Kygo, 'Wolves' with Marshmello, 'Taki Taki' and 'Calm Down' with Rema were all big international hits. In 2021 she released the Spanish-language EP Revelación, and in 2025 the album I Said I Love You First with Benny Blanco, whom she married.
Away from music she has starred in films such as Spring Breakers, the Hotel Transylvania series and Emilia Pérez, which earned her a Cannes Film Festival award, and has played a lead role in Only Murders in the Building since 2021. She produced 13 Reasons Why and Selena + Chef, founded Rare Beauty and the Rare Impact Fund, is a UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador and holds 17 Guinness World Records. Billboard named her Woman of the Year in 2017.
| Album | Year | AUS chart peak |
|---|---|---|
| Stars Dance | 2013 | AUS 8 |
| Revival | 2015 | AUS 3 |
| Rare | 2020 | AUS 1 |
| I Said I Love You First (with Benny Blanco) | 2025 | — |
The cancelled Stars Dance Tour is often forgotten outside the fan base, but in Australia it shaped how the 2016 visit was received. The 2013-14 tour ran from 14 August 2013 to 9 March 2014 over 58 dates, mostly in North America and Europe. An extension through Asia and Australia was announced, then cancelled in December 2013, before any Australian date took place.
Gomez's statement at the time was short and personal: her fans were important to her and she did not want to disappoint them, but after many years of putting work first she needed time for herself. Her lupus diagnosis, which Wikipedia describes as an autoimmune disease leading to high anxiety and depression, was later made public.
When Revival Tour dates in Australia and New Zealand were announced, they were therefore her first real chance to play here, more than seven years after Wizards of Waverly Place had made her famous with Australian children and teenagers.
The 2016 Oceania leg was compact: five concerts in eight days, from Saturday 6 August in Melbourne to Saturday 13 August in Auckland. Melbourne's two nights at Margaret Court Arena were the only doubles; Sydney and Brisbane each had one arena show midweek, on a Tuesday and a Thursday.
The choice of venues says something about how promoters judged demand at the time. Margaret Court Arena holds well under the capacity of Rod Laver Arena next door, and the Brisbane Entertainment Centre and Qudos Bank Arena were booked for one night each. The Auckland show, the only one with a published box office figure, sold 7,814 of 8,159 tickets — a strong result but not a sell-out.
Perth, Adelaide and every New Zealand city other than Auckland were left out. If Gomez ever returns, those cities are the obvious gaps; but nothing has been announced, and it would be speculation to say which cities a future tour would include.
Auckland holds a particular place in Selena Gomez's touring history. The Vector Arena concert of 13 August 2016 was the final show of the Revival Tour: after it, the remaining dates were cancelled because of her mental health and the side effects of lupus. No full Selena Gomez concert tour has taken place anywhere since.
The building is now called Spark Arena and remains Auckland's main indoor concert venue. For New Zealand fans, that one Saturday night is still the only time Gomez has headlined in the country, and it came at the very end of a long run of shows that had started in Las Vegas on 6 May 2016.
Read in hindsight, the box office figure for that night — 7,814 tickets and $475,780 — is the last entry in the tour's table. It also explains why New Zealand appears in her career story at all: without Auckland, the Revival Tour would have ended in Brisbane two days earlier.
Even without concerts, Gomez has remained a constant presence on Australian charts. Stars Dance reached number 8 and Revival number 3, and Rare, released in January 2020, gave her a number-one album in Australia. Her collaborations with Kygo, Marshmello, Charlie Puth and Rema also travelled widely.
Her screen work keeps her name in front of Australian audiences as well: Only Murders in the Building has been one of her most visible projects since 2021, and Rare Beauty is sold internationally. That is part of why her name keeps appearing on fans' lists of hoped-for tours.
None of that, though, is a tour announcement. As of 9 October 2026 the only facts are the five 2016 concerts, the cancelled 2013-14 plans and the absence of any new dates.
The 2016 Australian and New Zealand concerts all used the same 19-song set listed in the setlist archive. The show opened with 'Same Old Love' and 'Come & Get It', moved through 'Sober', 'Good for You', 'Survivors' and 'Slow Down', and included 'Love You Like a Love Song' and 'Who Says' from her Selena Gomez & the Scene years.
The middle section featured 'Hands to Myself', 'Transfiguration', 'Nobody', 'Feel Me', 'Me & My Girls', 'Me & the Rhythm' and 'Body Heat', plus a cover of the Eurythmics' 'Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)'. The closing run was 'Kill Em With Kindness', 'I Want You to Know' and 'Revival'. Wikipedia notes that 'The Heart Wants What It Wants' was used as an intermission piece on the tour, and that the show closed with a remix of 'Revival'.
Any future show would be built around a different catalogue, including 'Lose You to Love Me' and the songs from Rare and I Said I Love You First, none of which existed in 2016. No set list, staging or production details for a future tour have been published.
There are no Selena Gomez tickets for Australia or New Zealand in 2027, because no concerts have been announced. No presale, general on-sale or fan registration has been published for the region, and any listing that claims otherwise is not official.
If concerts are announced, buy only from the official ticket outlets named in the announcement, from the venue box office or through the artist's own fan registration. Most large arena tours in Australia 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 anyone selling 'presale codes'.
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Is Selena Gomez touring Australia in 2027?
No. As of 9 October 2026 no Selena Gomez concert has been announced in Australia or New Zealand, and no new world tour has been confirmed.
Has Selena Gomez ever toured Australia?
Once, on the Revival Tour in August 2016: Melbourne (two nights at Margaret Court Arena), Sydney (Qudos Bank Arena) and Brisbane (Brisbane Entertainment Centre), followed by Auckland.
When was Selena Gomez last in Melbourne?
On Sunday 7 August 2016, the second of her two Revival Tour nights at Margaret Court Arena.
Has Selena Gomez played in New Zealand?
Yes, once: Vector Arena (now Spark Arena) in Auckland on Saturday 13 August 2016. It was the last show of the Revival Tour.
Who supported Selena Gomez in Australia?
DNCE opened all the Oceania dates of the Revival Tour in August 2016.
Why did Selena Gomez cancel her Australian tour in 2013?
The Stars Dance Tour was announced to continue through Asia and Australia, but in December 2013 she cancelled it, saying she needed to spend time on herself; it was later linked to her lupus diagnosis.
Has Selena Gomez played Perth or Adelaide?
No. Her only Australian concerts were in Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane in 2016.
Is there a Selena Gomez presale code for Australia?
No. With no tour announced, no presale exists. Any code offered for sale now is not genuine.
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