Turnstile Announce 2026 Australian Tour With Basement

Australia, get ready to glow up and throw down – Turnstile are coming back this summer, and they’re bringing Basement along for the ride.

Following their mind-melting new album Never Enough and its companion film, the Baltimore hardcore heroes will make their long-awaited return to Australia for the first time in nearly three years. The Never Enough Tour kicks off Thursday, 1 January in Melbourne, before tearing through Sydney, Brisbane, and Perth, turning every stop into a technicolour blur of sweat, joy, and pure catharsis.

TURNSTILE – ‘NEVER ENOUGH’

Joining them are UK emo revival legends Basement, marking the dream double bill we never knew we needed. Together, they’ll light up some of Australia’s most iconic venues – from PICA and Hordern Pavilion to Riverstage and Red Hill Auditorium.

The announcement follows Turnstile’s addition to the Beyond The Valley 2025/26 lineup -celebrating the festival’s 10-year anniversary alongside Dom Dolla, Kid Cudi, Addison Rae and more – proving they’re coming for your heart, your mosh pit, and your new-year plans.

Formed in 2010, Turnstile have spent more than a decade redefining what heavy music can sound like – fearless, euphoric, and impossible to box in. Their latest LP Never Enough takes that ethos to the next level: a vibrant, emotional, genre-defying trip that’s as feral as it is freeing.

You can peep their full list of 2026 Australian tour dates down below.

Turnstile 2026 Australian Tour Dates

Supported by Basement

• Thursday January 1 – PICA, Melbourne – Tickets
• Tuesday January 6 – Hordern Pavilion, Sydney – Tickets
• Friday January 9 – Riverstage, Brisbane – Tickets
• Sunday January 11 – Red Hill Auditorium, Perth – Tickets

Presale: Thursday 16th October at 9am local – Tickets

General sale: Friday 17th October at 9am local

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