In brief
Powderfinger, one of Australia's most beloved rock groups, has confirmed a comeback tour that will debut in Brisbane before hitting Cairns, Sydney, Adelaide, Perth and Melbourne. The 18‑date run will take place in a “stadium‑sized big‑top” tent, with shows slated for Friday and Saturday nights only. The band, who split 17 years ago, expressed excitement about returning to the road and creating new memories for fans old and new. Their historic catalog—including the award‑winning Odyssey Number Five and iconic singles like My Happiness—will set the stage for what promises to be a memorable national tour.
Powderfinger, one of Australia’s most beloved rock bands, has announced a comeback tour that will kick off in Brisbane and then move on to Cairns, Sydney, Adelaide, Perth and Melbourne.
The 18‑date run will be staged in a "stadium‑sized big‑top" tent and scheduled for Friday and Saturday nights only, mirroring the touring strategy used by Oasis on their recent world tour.
In a statement, the band said they were "absolutely ecstatic" to reunite after 17 years apart, acknowledging the deep connection fans feel to their music.
Since their split, frontman Bernard Fanning has pursued a solo career while bassist John Collins opened two of Brisbane’s largest live music venues.
The tour promises to bring Powderfinger’s celebrated hits—such as "My Happiness," "On My Mind" and "These Days"—to new audiences and long‑time listeners alike.
