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News: Cog add dates to 2026 Walk The Line Tour, including Hobart, Canberra and further NSW and Victorian dates

  • January 13, 2026
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In 2026, prepare to share even more space with Aussie rock icons Cog, with the band today announcing eight additional shows for the new year. Joining their two already-added Western Australian performances later this month, April will now find Cog heading to Gosford, Sydney’s Northern Beaches, Canberra, Wollongong, Penrith, Hobart, Chelsea Heights and Barwon Heads.

It is no secret that Cog’s voracious live energy continues to go from strength to strength, and 2026 is primed for even more unforgettable moments from the revered trio consisting of Flynn Gower, Luke Gower and Lucius Borich.

Celebrating the release of Walk The Line, Cog’s first new music since 2019, this upcoming 2026 headline run will offer fans a chance to revel in new and old favourites, and will also notably mark the band’s first Tasmanian performance in a decade since their sold out 2016 reunion tour. And for those in Wollongong and Hobart who may fancy making it a family affair, we have good news for you: both Wollongong and Hobart shows are all ages, so bring the grommies!

Ticket’s for Cog’s new 2026 headline Walk The Line shows will be on-sale Friday 16 January @9:00am AEDT from here.

Feature photo credit: Kay Cann

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Eclectic music lover, both live and recorded, spanning everything from alt-country to jazz and blues through to punk/classic rock and metal and everything in-between. Passionate gig photographer to boot.

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