PLAYLUNCH AUSTRALIAN TOUR 2026

Local indie fans are in for a treat, with Playlunch tickets for Australia officially available for sale. Whether you know them by name or are simply familiar with their music from Triple J’s Hottest 100, Playlunch have grown from their beginnings in Melbourne to being an Aussie culture icon with chaotic, high-energy live shows. Blending funk, indie, and tongue-in-cheek storytelling, particularly with their biggest hit “Keith”, they’ve built a reputation as one of the country’s most entertaining new acts. 

They’re officially on tour until the end of May 2026, with fans keen to get a piece of the live action across festivals like St Kilda Fest, or at one of their own shows. If you’ve been looking for artists that feel like a garage party with plenty of good vibes and an abundance of humour, make sure you secure tickets to see Playlunch live in Australia. 

Is Playlunch planning an Australian tour in 2026, and which cities are likely to be included?

Yes - the Playlunch Australia tour for 2026 is officially on the go until May. Their “Sex Ed” tour has covered a huge amount of the country, starting with their home-state of Victoria, as well as New South Wales, Queensland, and Western Australia. There’s a lot to be said about the authenticity of this band that their local crowd just can’t get enough of. They’ve performed in all the major cities, but they’ll also be heading to more regional towns, making it easier for fans to get an up close and personal experience at their gigs. 

Which fan-favourite tracks are expected to headline their live setlist?

Playlunch’s “bogan-funk” style of music is full of hilarity for fans, backed by plenty of catchy tunes that get stuck in your head. High-energy is abundant across fan favourites like “Keith”, the song that surged into the Triple J Hottest 100 in 2025, which will almost certainly make the cut. Earlier music like “Soupe Opera”, “No Hat No Play”, and “Foxtel Girl” are also likely to be included in the setlist, though each show brings a unique energy and the band often shakes things up for their concerts to keep fans engaged.

How would you describe the atmosphere of a Playlunch concert — intimate club show or high-energy indie crowd?

High-energy is the on-brand atmosphere for Playlunch live concerts, and the crowd and venues they often play will usually sit somewhere between a sweaty club gig and a full-blown festival party. You’ll turn up ready for a show, then more than likely leave a laughing and dancing mess if the band gets their usual result. Expect to be on the move and fully involved, with a gig that keeps the vibes and moves feeling euphoric start to finish. 

Are there VIP, early-access or limited-capacity ticket options available?

Playlunch shows are generally pretty straight forward and their gigs often take place at smaller and more intimate venues, giving you that old-school feel of live music at your local pub. Most tickets will be general admission and standing room, though seated options and group bookings are often available, but they do sell out fast given the more limited space of the venues Playlunch play at. 

How has Playlunch grown within the Australian indie music scene through touring and festival appearances?

Since they broke onto the scene in 2022, Playlunch have been going from strength to strength. Between viral moments on TikTok to a long stint of touring throughout the country, and plenty of festival performances, they’re one of the big names in the 20s for Aussie indie music. By capturing uniquely Australian cultural references and translating them into music both vocally and instrumentally, they’ve carved out a solid identity that fans just can’t get enough of.