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News: Cascada Announces First-Ever Australian Headline Tour

  • July 1, 2026
  • Deb Pelser
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Few songs encapsulate the euphoric excess of 2000s dance music quite like Everytime We Touch. Twenty years after the track exploded onto dancefloors around the world, Cascada is finally set to embark on her first-ever Australian headline tour, bringing one of the defining soundtracks of the Eurodance era to audiences across the country this November and December.

The six-date run will see the German dance phenomenon perform on the Sunshine Coast, Gold Coast, Brisbane, Perth, Sydney and Melbourne, celebrating a catalogue that has sold more than 30 million records worldwide and continues to fill clubs, festivals and nostalgia-fuelled playlists nearly two decades after its breakthrough.

Fronted by the unmistakable voice of Natalie Horler, Cascada became one of the biggest global dance acts of the mid-2000s with Everytime We Touch, a track that stormed charts around the world, reaching No. 2 in the UK and cracking the US Billboard Top 10. Its infectious blend of Eurodance beats, soaring vocals and unashamed pop euphoria helped define an era before paving the way for further international hits including Evacuate The Dancefloor, Miracle and Bad Boy.

Rather than remaining a relic of the dance music boom, Cascada has continued to evolve, collaborating in recent years with artists including Jax Jones, Timmy Trumpet and Steve Aoki, whose reimagining of Everytime We Touch introduced the anthem to a new generation of listeners.

Joining Cascada on all Australian dates will be Darren Bailie of Guru Josh Project, whose immortal dance classic Infinitybecame a global phenomenon in its own right, alongside Australian dance music stalwart Nick Skitz. Together, the lineup promises a celebration of the biggest club anthems of the 2000s, combining nostalgia with the high-energy performances that have kept these songs alive on dancefloors around the world.

For Australian fans, the tour marks a long-overdue first headline visit from one of dance music’s most enduring names. Two decades after Everytime We Touch first became an international phenomenon, Cascada is finally bringing the soundtrack of an entire generation back where it belongs: in front of a crowd singing every word.

Cascada – AU Tour 2026
Friday November 27th – Sunshine Coast – The Shed, Palmview
Saturday November 28th – Gold Coast – Burleigh Town Hotel
Sunday November 29th – Brisbane – Mansfield Arena
Friday December 4th – Perth – The Court
Saturday December 5th – Sydney – The Greenwood Hotel
Sunday December 6th – Melbourne – 170 Russell

Go HERE for ticketing information.

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