Swedish House Mafia have not announced any concerts in Australia or New Zealand for 2027. As of 9 October 2026 there is no tour, festival booking or one-off show Down Under on the schedule of Axwell, Steve Angello and Sebastian Ingrosso. The only 2027 dates the trio have confirmed are in Sweden: four stadium nights at Ullevi in Gothenburg on 2, 3, 9 and 10 July 2027, which they have described as their only live shows in Europe next year.
Australia has a short but memorable history with the group. They played a run of big outdoor dates at racecourses and parklands in March 2012, and in early 2013 they came back on One Last Tour, the farewell tour that was meant to be the end of the band: three nights at the Sidney Myer Music Bowl in Melbourne and a final night at the Sydney Showground. Those four shows are the last time Swedish House Mafia played in Australia as a trio.
This page sets out exactly what is and is not known about 2027, then tells the full story of Swedish House Mafia in Australia, from Doomben Racecourse in Brisbane to the Melbourne bowl, along with their career, their albums and what a show of theirs looks like today. If an Australian or New Zealand date is ever confirmed, it will appear here, and you can sign up below for the alert.
Status on 9 October 2026: nothing announced for Australia or New Zealand. No promoter, venue or festival in either country has published a Swedish House Mafia date for 2027. When the band announced their Gothenburg stadium shows in September 2026, they presented the four Ullevi nights as their only European concerts of the year, with no arena tour, no stadium tour and no festival appearances in Europe as a trio. Tickets for Ullevi went on sale on 19 September 2026.
Their reunion-era touring has not reached Oceania so far. The Paradise Again World Tour, which ran from 29 July to 11 November 2022 with about 40 shows, was limited to North America and Europe, and none of its legs came to Australia or New Zealand. Since then the group have mostly worked through festival headline slots, special events and short runs rather than long tours.
That means any list of 2027 Australian dates currently circulating, or any 'presale code' for a Sydney or Melbourne show, is not official. Australian summer festival line-ups are usually revealed in the second half of the year, and international acts sometimes add headline 'sideshows' around them, but none of that has happened for Swedish House Mafia. Until the band or an Australian promoter confirms a show, treat any listing with suspicion.
It is also worth separating the trio from its members. Axwell, Steve Angello and Sebastian Ingrosso have all played solo DJ dates over the years, and Axwell and Ingrosso also performed together as a duo during the band's break. A solo set by one of them is not a Swedish House Mafia concert, and this page only tracks shows by the trio.
Swedish House Mafia's documented Australian concerts are concentrated in two short visits. The first came in March 2012, when the trio were at the height of their fame after 'One (Your Name)', 'Miami 2 Ibiza' and 'Save the World'. Over ten days they played large outdoor sites in five cities: Doomben Racecourse in Brisbane on Saturday 3 March 2012, Arena Joondalup in Perth on Sunday 4 March, Royal Randwick Racecourse in Sydney on Saturday 10 March, Flemington Racecourse in Melbourne on Sunday 11 March and Ellis Park in Adelaide on Monday 12 March 2012.
Those 2012 dates followed the pattern of the big touring dance events of that era, travelling from city to city over consecutive weekends on racecourse and parkland sites. Skrillex, whose page on this site covers his own Australian history, played the same grounds on the same days that March, which gives an idea of the size of the bills. Only a fragment of a set list survives in the archive for those shows, so the exact running order is not known.
Three months later, on 24 June 2012, the group announced that they would split, and that their next tour would be their last. One Last Tour reached Australia at the start of 2013. Rather than racecourses, it settled into one of Melbourne's best-known outdoor venues: the Sidney Myer Music Bowl, where Swedish House Mafia played three consecutive nights on Wednesday 30 January, Thursday 31 January and Friday 1 February 2013.
The Australian leg ended the next evening, Saturday 2 February 2013, with a single show at the Sydney Showground at Sydney Olympic Park. It was the last time the three of them played in the country as Swedish House Mafia before the split; their final concert before the break came at Ultra Music Festival in Miami on 24 March 2013.
The full set list from the third Melbourne night, 1 February 2013, gives the best picture of those shows. It opened with 'We Come We Rave We Love', moved through mash-ups of 'Greyhound', 'Antidote', 'Calling' and 'Leave the World Behind', and included 'Miami 2 Ibiza', 'One', 'Save the World' and two runs of 'Don't You Worry Child', before closing with 'Reload'. More than 30 tracks and blends were logged in a single night.
New Zealand has never had a Swedish House Mafia concert in the records available to us: no Auckland date appears for the trio on either the 2012 visit or One Last Tour. Since 2013, neither the reunion in 2018 nor the Paradise Again tour of 2022 brought them back to Australia, so the last Australian show remains the Sydney Showground night of 2 February 2013.
The table below lists 8 documented Australia/NZ concerts by Swedish House Mafia between 2012 and 2013, with the most shows in Melbourne (3), Sydney (2), Adelaide (1), Perth (1), Brisbane (1). It is not exhaustive: it only includes documented shows.
| Date | City | Venue | Tour / event |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 February 2013 | Sydney | Sydney Showgrounds | One Last Tour |
| 1 February 2013 | Melbourne | Sidney Myer Music Bowl | One Last Tour |
| 31 January 2013 | Melbourne | Sidney Myer Music Bowl | One Last Tour |
| 30 January 2013 | Melbourne | Sidney Myer Music Bowl | One Last Tour |
| 12 March 2012 | Adelaide | Ellis Park | |
| 10 March 2012 | Sydney | Royal Randwick Racecourse | |
| 4 March 2012 | Perth | Arena Joondalup | |
| 3 March 2012 | Brisbane | Doomben Racecourse |
Concert data: setlist.fm
Swedish House Mafia are a house supergroup made up of Axwell (Axel Hedfors), Steve Angello and Sebastian Ingrosso. Angello and Ingrosso grew up together in Stockholm and worked under several aliases before teaming up with Axwell in the mid-2000s. The name came from friends and fans who saw the DJs playing together, and the Winter Music Conference first billed them as Swedish House Mafia in March 2007; the group officially formed in late 2008, with Eric Prydz choosing not to join.
Their first official single under the name, 'One', came out in May 2010 and reached No. 7 in the UK; a vocal version with Pharrell Williams followed as 'One (Your Name)'. 'Miami 2 Ibiza' with Tinie Tempah reached No. 4 in the UK, and the compilation Until One (2010) collected their productions and remixes. 'Save the World' (2011) and 'Don't You Worry Child' (2012), with vocals by John Martin, became anthems of the early-2010s dance boom, and the second compilation, Until Now (2012), reached No. 14 on the Billboard 200.
After announcing their split in June 2012 and playing their last show at Ultra Miami in March 2013, they spent five years apart, with Angello solo and Axwell and Ingrosso as a duo. They reunited with a surprise closing set at Ultra's 20th anniversary on 25 March 2018. From 2021 they released singles from their first true studio album, including 'It Gets Better' and 'Moth to a Flame' with The Weeknd.
Paradise Again came out in 2022, led by 'Redlight' with Sting and 'Moth to a Flame'. It reached No. 1 on the UK Dance Albums chart and on Billboard's Top Dance/Electronic Albums chart, and the group co-headlined Coachella with The Weeknd that April. In 2024 they returned to the Swedish charts with 'Lioness' featuring Niki & the Dove. DJ Mag placed them at No. 10 in its Top 100 DJs poll in 2011 and No. 12 in 2012.
| Album | Year | AUS chart peak |
|---|---|---|
| Paradise Again | 2022 | AUS 96 |
The simplest explanation for the long gap is that Swedish House Mafia have toured far less since their reunion than they did in 2011 and 2012. The Paradise Again tour was their only full tour of the reunion years, and its three legs covered North America and Europe in the second half of 2022. Several dates of that tour were cancelled along the way, and no Oceania leg was ever announced.
Their 2027 plan follows the same logic of scarcity. Instead of a tour, they have built the European summer around four nights in a single stadium in their home country. For Australian fans, that means there is no tour routing that would naturally continue south, and any Australian visit would have to be announced as a separate project.
None of this rules out a future visit, but it explains why nothing has appeared yet. If a festival or a promoter confirms the trio for an Australian or New Zealand date, the announcement will come from them, and we will add it here.
The three nights at the Sidney Myer Music Bowl in January and February 2013 are the closest Australia has come to a Swedish House Mafia residency. The bowl, an open-air amphitheatre in the Kings Domain parklands near the city centre, is better known for orchestral and rock concerts, and booking it for three consecutive midweek-to-Friday nights showed how strong demand was for the farewell.
Melbourne was also the only Australian city to see the group on both visits: Flemington Racecourse on 11 March 2012 and the bowl less than a year later. Sydney had Royal Randwick in 2012 and the Showground in 2013, while Brisbane, Perth and Adelaide only saw the trio on the 2012 racecourse and parkland dates.
Because One Last Tour was billed as the end of the band, the 2013 shows had a farewell atmosphere, with the screens and the closing anthems built around the idea of a last goodbye. Five years later the reunion changed that story, but in Australia the farewell has not yet been followed by a return.
New Zealand fans have never seen Swedish House Mafia as a trio, according to the concert records we hold. Neither the March 2012 run nor One Last Tour in 2013 included Auckland, and no New Zealand festival has billed the group since the reunion.
Members of the group have played in the region individually over the years, and electronic music has a large audience in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch. But a full Swedish House Mafia show, with its stage design, lasers and pyrotechnics, has so far stayed in larger markets on their routing.
If an Australian date is ever announced, it is worth checking whether an Auckland date is added alongside it, as is common for international tours. For now, nothing has been confirmed on either side of the Tasman.
The four Ullevi nights on 2, 3, 9 and 10 July 2027 are the trio's flagship project for next year. Ullevi is Gothenburg's large open-air stadium, and playing it four times over two weekends is one of the most ambitious home-country bookings any Swedish act has made.
For Australian fans, the Gothenburg run is the only confirmed way to see Swedish House Mafia in 2027 at the moment. It is a long trip, and tickets have been on sale since 19 September 2026, but it is the only concert the band has put on sale for next year.
The Ullevi dates do not imply anything about Australia. Bands sometimes build a world tour after a home-country event, and sometimes they do not. Until another region is announced, we treat the Gothenburg shows as stand-alone dates.
A Swedish House Mafia show is built around giant sing-alongs. The three members play their own records, edits and mash-ups in a continuous set, with large screens, lasers and pyrotechnics, and they keep coming back to the songs everyone knows: 'One', 'Miami 2 Ibiza', 'Greyhound', 'Save the World', 'Antidote' and, almost always near the end, 'Don't You Worry Child'.
The last Australian set list in full, from the Sidney Myer Music Bowl on 1 February 2013, ran to more than 30 tracks and blends and also took in 'Every Teardrop Is a Waterfall', 'Sweet Disposition', 'In My Mind', 'Insomnia', 'Heart Is King' and 'Reload'. On the reunion tours the set has added 'It Gets Better', 'Moth to a Flame', 'Redlight' and 'Lioness'.
Headline shows usually run about two hours, while festival sets are shorter and concentrate on the biggest songs. Expect a set that changes from night to night in its blends, but not in its main anthems.
There are no Swedish House Mafia tickets on sale for Australia or New Zealand, because no concert has been announced there for 2027. Any site already selling seats for a Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth or Auckland date, or offering a 'presale code', is not official.
If an Australian date is confirmed, the usual pattern for a major international act is a short presale window, often for fans registered with the band or the promoter, followed by a general sale through the official outlet named by the promoter and the venue box office. Tickets are increasingly mobile and name-locked, so buy only from the official seller or an authorised resale service, and be careful with screenshots and transfers from strangers.
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Are Swedish House Mafia touring Australia in 2027?
No tour has been announced. As of 9 October 2026, there are no Swedish House Mafia dates in Australia or New Zealand for 2027.
What 2027 concerts have Swedish House Mafia announced?
Four nights at Ullevi in Gothenburg, Sweden, on 2, 3, 9 and 10 July 2027. The band presented them as their only live shows in Europe next year.
When did Swedish House Mafia last play in Australia?
On Saturday 2 February 2013 at the Sydney Showground, the last Australian date of One Last Tour, after three nights at the Sidney Myer Music Bowl in Melbourne from 30 January to 1 February 2013.
Did the Paradise Again tour come to Australia?
No. The Paradise Again World Tour of 2022 played North America and Europe only.
Have Swedish House Mafia ever played in New Zealand?
Not as a trio, according to the concert records we hold. Neither their 2012 visit nor One Last Tour included an Auckland date.
Which Australian cities have seen Swedish House Mafia?
Brisbane, Perth, Sydney, Melbourne and Adelaide in March 2012, then Melbourne and Sydney again on One Last Tour in 2013.
Is there a presale code for a Swedish House Mafia Australia tour?
No. With no tour announced, there is no presale and no code. Ignore anyone selling one.
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