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News: Machine Gun Kelly announces biggest tour of his career

  • September 20, 2025
  • Deb Pelser
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Machine Gun Kelly is going bigger than ever. The multi-platinum artist has announced The Lost Americana Tour, a globe-spanning run in support of his seventh studio album Lost Americana. Produced by Live Nation, the tour cements MGK’s evolution as one of music’s most unpredictable and dynamic performers, stitching together rap, rock, and alt-pop with the kind of arena-scale chaos that has made his shows unmissable.

The tour follows 2022’s record-breaking Mainstream Sellout Tour, which saw MGK storm arenas across North America and Europe and notch a historic stadium show in his Cleveland hometown. This time, he’s raising the stakes: The Lost Americana Tour will take in arenas, amphitheatres, and festivals across North America, Europe, Australia, and New Zealand, making it his most ambitious headline run to date.

The Australia and New Zealand’s tour will include: Perth’s RAC Arena (April 8), Melbourne’s Rod Laver Arena (April 11), Sydney’s Qudos Bank Arena (April 14), Brisbane Entertainment Centre (April 16) and Spark Arena in Auckland (April 18). A summer North American amphitheatre stretch closes the circle, running May through July.

Special guests vary by city: rap titan Wiz Khalifa, rising alt-pop firebrand Julia Wolf, and a rotating cast including honestav, Beauty School Dropout, DE’WAYNE, Mod Sun and Emo Night. With more than 20.6 billion streams and millions of albums sold globally, MGK continues to blur genre boundaries while perfecting the art of spectacle.

MACHINE GUN KELLY 2026 AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND TOUR

Wednesday, April 8th RAC Arena, Perth

Saturday, April 11th Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne

Tuesday, April 14th Qudos Bank Arena, Sydney

Thursday, April 16th Brisbane Entertainment Centre, Brisbane

Saturday, April 18th Spark Arena, Auckland

Head HERE for more details.

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  1. Emilly Smith says:
    January 14, 2026 at 9:08 am

    This really feels like a huge moment for MGK announcing the biggest tour of his career just shows how far he’s come and how powerful his connection with fans has become. The whole Lost Americana era carries that bold, fearless energy of chasing dreams on a global scale. Honestly, that’s why the MGK Americana Jacket stands out to me so much. it captures his tour-ready attitude and that rebellious, confident vibe I love as a female fan.

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