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Radiohead Australia 2027 tickets: register by Thursday or lose your chance

Radiohead's 2027 Australian tour requires registration by Thursday. Registration doesn't guarantee a ticket.

The English rock band announced their first Australian gigs in 15 years. Venues include Perth, Melbourne and Sydney.

Fans must register their interest through Radiohead's website or Frontier Touring. The deadline is Thursday at 5pm.

Selected winners will be chosen randomly and notified Friday afternoon. You can only register once.

You can pick up to four tickets. You can only register for one city.

Early registrations have no advantage over last-minute ones. Anyone who misses the Thursday deadline is ineligible.

Why it mattersRadiohead's unusual system cuts out ticket resellers who profit from scarcity. But fans who miss the tight deadline cannot buy tickets.

AustraliaAustralian Radiohead fans have less than a week to register or they cannot attend shows in any of the three cities announced.

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