Teddy Swims Australia Tour 2027

Teddy Swims has not announced any concerts in Australia or New Zealand for 2027. As of 9 October 2026 the only 2027 dates on the calendar are those of The UGLY Tour 2027, a thirty-date arena run through Scandinavia, mainland Europe, the UK and Ireland between 2 March and 25 April 2027, with Freak Freely as special guests. No leg for Oceania has been published.

That does not mean Australia has fallen off his map. Few overseas singers of his generation have built an audience here as quickly. In August 2023 he was playing theatres such as the Enmore in Sydney and the Forum in Melbourne; less than a year later he was at the Hordern Pavilion and Margaret Court Arena; and in October 2025 he filled three nights at Qudos Bank Arena in Sydney and three at Rod Laver Arena in Melbourne, a few days after singing at the NRL Grand Final at Accor Stadium.

This page sets out what is and is not known about a possible return in 2027, and gives a full account of his concerts in Australia and New Zealand so far, from the Powerstation in Auckland in September 2022 to the RAC Arena in Perth on 29 October 2025. Dates come from the setlist archive and Wikipedia; anything not confirmed is clearly labelled as such.

Teddy Swims Australia Tour 2027: what is announced so far

There is no official information about Teddy Swims concerts in Australia or New Zealand in 2027. The tour that carries him into the new year is The UGLY Tour 2027, which opens at the Unity Arena in Oslo on 2 March 2027 and closes with four nights at The O2 in London, the last of them on 25 April 2027. Along the way it stops at the Avicii Arena in Stockholm, the Ziggo Dome in Amsterdam for three nights, the Accor Arena in Paris, the 3Arena in Dublin and Co-op Live in Manchester. Tickets for those shows have been on sale since 31 July 2026.

Wikipedia lists a third studio album, Ugly, for 2027, which explains the name of the tour. Teddy Swims has toured each of his recent records in Australia and New Zealand within months of their release: the 2023 theatre run came weeks before I've Tried Everything but Therapy (Part 1), the 2024 run followed the album's slow-burning success, and the October 2025 arena tour came nine months after Part 2 reached No. 1 on the ARIA albums chart. A Southern Hemisphere leg after the European dates would fit that pattern, but nothing has been announced and no promoter has named a venue.

His trips here have tended to fall in the southern winter or spring: August 2023, July 2024 and October 2025. The European tour ends in late April 2027, which leaves the second half of the year open on paper, but that is an observation, not a plan. Until an announcement is made, any list of Australian or New Zealand dates, any 'presale code' and any ticket listing for a 2027 show should be treated as unconfirmed.

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Before the Teddy Swims Australia Tour 2027: Australia/NZ concert history

Teddy Swims' first concert in this part of the world was in New Zealand rather than Australia. On Tuesday 20 September 2022 he played the Powerstation in Auckland, a club show built around the songs of his early EPs: 'Til I Change Your Mind', 'Broke', 'Dose', 'My Bad', '911', 'Love for a Minute' and 'Bed on Fire', with his version of Shania Twain's 'You're Still the One', the cover that had made his name on YouTube, in the middle of the set.

His first Australian tour came in August 2023, just as 'Lose Control' was starting its long climb up the charts. He opened at the Fortitude Music Hall in Brisbane on Friday 18 August, played the Enmore Theatre in Sydney the next night and an intimate show at Waywards in Newtown on the Sunday, then flew west to the Astor Theatre in Perth on Tuesday 22 August. Hindley Street Music Hall in Adelaide followed on Thursday 24 August, then the Forum Theatre in Melbourne on Friday 25 August and a small show at the Toff in Town on the Saturday. The trip ended at the Auckland Town Hall on Monday 28 August 2023. Those sets mixed his own songs with covers of Journey's 'Don't Stop Believin'' and Chris Stapleton's 'Tennessee Whiskey'.

Eleven months later he was back on the I've Tried Everything but Therapy tour, in bigger rooms. The July 2024 run began in New Zealand, at the Christchurch Town Hall on Thursday 4 July, Spark Arena in Auckland on Saturday 6 July and the TSB Bank Arena in Wellington on Sunday 7 July. In Australia he played the open-air Riverstage in Brisbane on Tuesday 9 July, two nights at the Hordern Pavilion in Sydney on 11 and 12 July, two at Margaret Court Arena in Melbourne on 13 and 14 July, Hindley Street Music Hall in Adelaide again on Wednesday 17 July and the Riverside Theatre in Perth on Friday 19 July 2024.

The October 2025 tour was his biggest yet. It began on Sunday 5 October with a short set before the NRL Grand Final at Accor Stadium in Sydney, which included 'Bad Dreams', 'The Door', 'Lose Control' and a cover of AC/DC's 'T.N.T.'. He then crossed the Tasman for Wolfbrook Arena in Christchurch on Tuesday 7 October and Spark Arena in Auckland on Thursday 9 October, before returning for three nights at Qudos Bank Arena in Sydney (14, 15 and 16 October), two at the Brisbane Entertainment Centre (18 and 19 October), three at Rod Laver Arena in Melbourne (22, 23 and 24 October), the Adelaide Entertainment Centre on Monday 27 October and RAC Arena in Perth on Wednesday 29 October 2025.

Seen together, the dates trace one of the fastest rises of any visiting act in recent years. In Melbourne he went from the Forum, a theatre of about 2,000, to three nights at Rod Laver Arena in just over two years; in Sydney from the Enmore to three nights at the city's largest indoor arena. Adelaide and Perth were included on all three tours, and New Zealand has had a show on every trip, with Auckland visited four times since 2022.

The table below lists 32 documented Australia/NZ concerts by Teddy Swims between 2022 and 2025, with the most shows in Sydney (8), Melbourne (7), Brisbane (4), Auckland (4), Perth (3), Adelaide (3). It is not exhaustive: it only includes documented shows.

Concert data: setlist.fm

Teddy Swims Australia Tour 2027 setlist: the songs played most often in Australia and New Zealand

Across the 13 most recent documented Australia/NZ concerts with a full song list (20 September 2022 to 29 October 2025), these are the songs that came up most often. Titles only — set lists change from night to night.

1. Bed on Fire — played at 13 of 13 shows
2. Devil in a Dress — played at 13 of 13 shows
3. 911 — played at 12 of 13 shows
4. All That Really Matters — played at 12 of 13 shows
5. Lose Control — played at 12 of 13 shows
6. Some Things I'll Never Know — played at 11 of 13 shows
7. What More Can I Say — played at 11 of 13 shows
8. You're Still the One — played at 11 of 13 shows
9. Funeral — played at 10 of 13 shows
10. Goodbye's Been Good to You — played at 10 of 13 shows
11. Apple Juice — played at 9 of 13 shows
12. Hammer to the Heart — played at 9 of 13 shows
13. The Door — played at 9 of 13 shows
14. Amazing — played at 6 of 13 shows

Before the Teddy Swims Australia Tour 2027: past Australia/NZ tours at a glance

• I've Tried Everything But Therapy (2024–2025): 22 Australia/NZ shows — Christchurch, Auckland, Wellington, Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, Perth.

Teddy Swims Australia Tour 2027: career and records

Jaten Collin Dimsdale was born on 25 September 1992 and grew up in Conyers, Georgia. His father introduced him to Marvin Gaye, Stevie Wonder and Al Green, and high-school musical theatre gave him his first experience of performing. He took the stage name Swims, from the internet acronym for 'Someone Who Isn't Me Sometimes', and began posting cover versions on YouTube in 2019. His take on Shania Twain's 'You're Still the One' became his most-viewed video, and by December 2019 he had signed with Warner Records.

Three EPs followed: Unlearning (2021), Tough Love (2022), which became his first entry on the Billboard 200, and Sleep Is Exhausting (2022). He toured as support to the Zac Brown Band and later Greta Van Fleet, recorded 'Bad for Me' with Meghan Trainor and played his own headline tours of North America and Europe.

'Lose Control', released in 2023, changed everything. It reached No. 4 on the ARIA singles chart, where it has been certified seven times platinum, and No. 3 in New Zealand. In the United States it topped the Billboard Hot 100 after a 32-week climb, the longest consecutive climb to No. 1 on record, and it became the first song to spend 100 weeks on that chart. The parent album, I've Tried Everything but Therapy (Part 1), peaked at No. 4 in Australia and No. 6 in New Zealand.

I've Tried Everything but Therapy (Part 2), released in January 2025, went to No. 1 on the ARIA albums chart and No. 4 in New Zealand. In 2025 he performed at the NRL Grand Final in Sydney, and in April 2026 he played Coachella. Wikipedia lists a third album, Ugly, for 2027, the year of his European arena tour.

Teddy Swims Australia Tour 2027: from the Enmore to Qudos Bank Arena

Sydney is where the growth of Teddy Swims' Australian audience is easiest to measure. In August 2023 he played the Enmore Theatre in Newtown on a Saturday night and a much smaller show at Waywards the following evening. In July 2024 he moved up to the Hordern Pavilion for two nights. In October 2025 he played three consecutive nights at Qudos Bank Arena at Sydney Olympic Park, from Tuesday 14 to Thursday 16 October.

Those three arena nights followed his appearance at the NRL Grand Final on 5 October 2025 at Accor Stadium, on the same Olympic Park precinct, in front of the biggest single crowd he had played to in Australia. It is rare for a visiting singer to go from theatre to three arena nights in the same city inside 26 months, and it gives an idea of what a future Sydney booking might look like.

Nothing about Sydney in 2027 has been announced. If a tour is confirmed, Qudos Bank Arena would be the obvious indoor venue given the 2025 run, but that is a reading of past dates, not information from the artist's team.

Teddy Swims Australia Tour 2027: the Melbourne nights

Melbourne has followed the same curve. The Forum Theatre on Flinders Street hosted him on Friday 25 August 2023, with a smaller show at the Toff in Town in the CBD the next night. In July 2024 he played two nights at Margaret Court Arena, the mid-sized arena of Melbourne Park, on 13 and 14 July. In October 2025 he moved next door to Rod Laver Arena for three nights, from Wednesday 22 to Friday 24 October.

The setlist archive has the full running order for the first of those Rod Laver nights: 26 songs, opening with 'Not Your Man' and 'Hammer to the Heart' and including a cover of 'Gone Gone Gone', which does not appear in the other recorded sets of that tour. The night ended, as most of his recent shows do, with 'Lose Control', 'Bed on Fire', 'Goodbye's Been Good to You' and 'The Door'.

Teddy Swims Australia Tour 2027: Auckland and New Zealand

New Zealand has been part of every Teddy Swims trip to the region, and Auckland was where it all began, at the Powerstation on 20 September 2022. He returned to play the Auckland Town Hall on 28 August 2023, Spark Arena on 6 July 2024 and Spark Arena again on 9 October 2025.

Christchurch has also had him twice: the Christchurch Town Hall on 4 July 2024 and Wolfbrook Arena on 7 October 2025. Wellington's TSB Bank Arena hosted him on 7 July 2024. The 2025 Auckland set included 'Rivers', a song that also appeared in his 2022 Powerstation show and his 2023 Town Hall set, which suggests a particular affection for it in front of New Zealand crowds.

No New Zealand dates have been announced for 2027. On the 2024 and 2025 tours the New Zealand shows came at the start of the run, before the Australian dates; in 2023 Auckland closed the trip.

Teddy Swims Australia Tour 2027: Adelaide and Perth on every tour

Teddy Swims has never skipped Adelaide or Perth. In Adelaide he played Hindley Street Music Hall in August 2023 and again on 17 July 2024, then the Adelaide Entertainment Centre on 27 October 2025. In Perth he went from the Astor Theatre in Mount Lawley on 22 August 2023 to the Riverside Theatre at the Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre on 19 July 2024 and RAC Arena on 29 October 2025, which closed the last tour.

The archive's full set from RAC Arena runs to 25 songs and features 'You're Still the One' among the encores before 'Lose Control'. For fans in the two cities, the record of the past three tours is encouraging, but any 2027 itinerary will depend on an announcement that has not yet been made.

Teddy Swims Australia Tour 2027: what to expect live

A Teddy Swims concert is built around his voice, a soulful, gravelly instrument that moves between R&B, soul, country and pop, and a full band with backing singers. On the October 2025 arena tour the set ran to about 25 songs. Recorded shows in Perth, Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne and Auckland opened with 'Not Your Man' and 'Hammer to the Heart', moved through 'Apple Juice', 'Devil in a Dress', 'Bad Dreams', 'Funeral', '911', 'Black & White' and 'Some Things I'll Never Know', and finished with 'Lose Control', 'Bed on Fire', 'Goodbye's Been Good to You' and 'The Door'.

He likes to vary the cover in the middle of the set. In Brisbane on 19 October 2025 it was Michael Jackson's 'Rock with You', the first song he ever posted on YouTube; in Sydney on 16 October it was Hall & Oates' 'Sara Smile'; on other nights it was 'You're Still the One'. The earlier tours leaned on covers more heavily: the 2023 theatre sets included 'Don't Stop Believin'' and 'Tennessee Whiskey', and the 2024 sets 'Amazing', 'Simple Things' and 'Tell Me'.

The most-played songs in Australia and New Zealand, according to the setlist archive, are listed below. A 2027 show, wherever it is played, is likely to draw on the new album Ugly, but no set list from that tour exists yet.

Teddy Swims Australia Tour 2027 tickets and presales

No tickets are on sale for Teddy Swims concerts in Australia or New Zealand in 2027, because no shows have been announced. There is no presale, no general sale date and no official presale code. Anything offered today for a 2027 Australian or New Zealand show is speculative.

When a tour is announced, tickets are normally sold through the official ticket outlets named in the announcement and through venue box offices, often after an artist presale for fan-club or mailing-list members and one or more promoter or partner presales. Buy only from those sources, expect mobile tickets that may be tied to the buyer's name, and be wary of social-media posts offering 'presale codes' for sale: genuine codes are sent free by the artist, the promoter or a card partner.

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Teddy Swims Australia Tour 2027: questions and answers

Is Teddy Swims touring Australia in 2027?

Not as of 9 October 2026. His only announced 2027 dates are The UGLY Tour 2027 in Europe, the UK and Ireland, from 2 March to 25 April 2027. No Australian or New Zealand dates have been published.

When did Teddy Swims last play in Australia?

His last Australian concert was at RAC Arena in Perth on Wednesday 29 October 2025, the final night of an arena tour that also visited Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne and Adelaide.

How many nights did he play in Sydney and Melbourne in 2025?

Three in each city: Qudos Bank Arena in Sydney on 14, 15 and 16 October 2025 and Rod Laver Arena in Melbourne on 22, 23 and 24 October 2025, plus a set at the NRL Grand Final at Accor Stadium on 5 October.

Has Teddy Swims played in New Zealand?

Yes, on every trip. Auckland has had four shows (Powerstation 2022, Auckland Town Hall 2023, Spark Arena 2024 and 2025), Christchurch two (Town Hall 2024, Wolfbrook Arena 2025) and Wellington one (TSB Bank Arena, July 2024).

When was his first Australian tour?

August 2023, a theatre tour that began at the Fortitude Music Hall in Brisbane on 18 August and took in Sydney, Perth, Adelaide and Melbourne before a final show in Auckland on 28 August.

Who is supporting Teddy Swims in 2027?

Freak Freely are the special guests on the European UGLY Tour 2027. No support act has been named for Australia or New Zealand, because no dates there have been announced.

Is there a presale code for Teddy Swims Australia 2027?

No. There is no Australian or New Zealand tour on sale, so no presale exists. Official presale codes are always free and come from the artist, the promoter or a card partner.

What songs does Teddy Swims play live?

Recent sets in Australia ran to about 25 songs, opening with 'Not Your Man' and 'Hammer to the Heart' and ending with 'Lose Control', 'Bed on Fire', 'Goodbye's Been Good to You' and 'The Door', with a cover such as 'You're Still the One' or 'Rock with You' in the encore.

What was his biggest hit in Australia?

'Lose Control', which peaked at No. 4 on the ARIA singles chart and has been certified seven times platinum. His album I've Tried Everything but Therapy (Part 2) reached No. 1 in Australia in 2025.