The Neighbourhood Announces Australia & New Zealand Dates for 2026 “Wourld Tour”
Band will bring new album _(((((ultraSOUND)))))_ and global tour to Auckland July 4, Sydney July 7 and Melbourne July 10 next year
American alt-rock band The Neighbourhood have revealed tour dates in Australia and New Zealand as part of their 2026 “The Wourld Tour”, in support of their forthcoming album _(((((ultraSOUND)))))_.
The new album is scheduled for release on November 14 via Warner Records and marks the group’s return after a period of creative renewal.
The tour will land at Auckland’s Spark Arena on Saturday, July 4, 2026, before moving to Sydney’s Hordern Pavilion on Tuesday, July 7 and then to Melbourne’s Margaret Court Arena on Friday, July 10. Globally the tour kicks off in Austin, Texas on March 28 and will traverse North America, Europe and Asia before arriving in Australia and New Zealand; it is set to conclude in Los Angeles at the Kia Forum on October 9.
In tandem with the tour announcement the band dropped a video for their latest single “Private”, directed by Ramez Silyan and filmed in October.
Recently they also released tracks titled “OMG” and “Lovebomb”, all taken from the forthcoming album which the band describe as a “powerful return to our roots” and a project focused on feeling over flash.
Pre-sale tickets for the Australia and New Zealand shows will be available starting at 10 a.m. local time on Thursday, November 6, with general sale opening Friday, November 7 at 10 a.m. The Australian leg is presented by Handsome Tours and promises fans in the region a full-scale live experience of the band’s renewed creative vision.
The announcement positions The Neighbourhood to connect with their international audience after a period away, and offers fans in Oceania prime access to the band’s new chapter of music and touring.
The new album is scheduled for release on November 14 via Warner Records and marks the group’s return after a period of creative renewal.
The tour will land at Auckland’s Spark Arena on Saturday, July 4, 2026, before moving to Sydney’s Hordern Pavilion on Tuesday, July 7 and then to Melbourne’s Margaret Court Arena on Friday, July 10. Globally the tour kicks off in Austin, Texas on March 28 and will traverse North America, Europe and Asia before arriving in Australia and New Zealand; it is set to conclude in Los Angeles at the Kia Forum on October 9.
In tandem with the tour announcement the band dropped a video for their latest single “Private”, directed by Ramez Silyan and filmed in October.
Recently they also released tracks titled “OMG” and “Lovebomb”, all taken from the forthcoming album which the band describe as a “powerful return to our roots” and a project focused on feeling over flash.
Pre-sale tickets for the Australia and New Zealand shows will be available starting at 10 a.m. local time on Thursday, November 6, with general sale opening Friday, November 7 at 10 a.m. The Australian leg is presented by Handsome Tours and promises fans in the region a full-scale live experience of the band’s renewed creative vision.
The announcement positions The Neighbourhood to connect with their international audience after a period away, and offers fans in Oceania prime access to the band’s new chapter of music and touring.
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