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Calvin Harris returns to Australia for first dedicated tour in February 2027

Calvin Harris will headline his first full Australian tour in February 2027.

Calvin Harris is a Grammy-winning electronic music producer with over 35 billion streams. Harris will bring his first dedicated Australian headline tour in February 2027.

Harris has headlined major festivals including Coachella, Glastonbury and Creamfields. Harris has also held residencies in Las Vegas and Ibiza.

Harris's career spans two decades. It includes multiple Grammy Awards, two Brit Awards, and an Ivor Novello Award.

The tour is billed as one of the decade's biggest summer announcements.

over 35 billion
Streams
over two decades
Career span
February 2027
Tour date
multiple
Grammy Awards

Why it mattersTop international electronic music acts rarely tour Australia; fans get a rare chance to see one of the world's biggest DJs live.

AustraliaAustralian fans will have the chance to see a top-tier global electronic artist perform locally; ticket presale access is available to Telstra Plus members.

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