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News: Pop-rock duo VOILÀ bring sold-out momentum to first Australian run

  • September 22, 2025
  • Deb Pelser
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LA-based pop-rock duo VOILÀ are finally bringing their magic down under. Off the back of sold-out US and European headline runs, the Emmy-nominated pair have announced their debut Australian tour, The Magic Word, set for February 2026. Tickets drop Friday 26 September at 9am local time via Destroy All Lines.

The five-date run kicks off in Perth on Sunday 8 February before rolling through Adelaide, Melbourne, Sydney and wrapping in Brisbane on Sunday 15 February.

Composed of Wisconsin-born Luke Eisner and Londoner Gus Ross, VOILÀ are fully independent — writing, producing and performing every track themselves. With more than 500 million global streams to their name, they’ve nurtured a cult-like following known as “the magicians”, drawn to the band’s theatrical aesthetic and heartfelt anthems.

2023’s Glass Half Empty marked their third record, but the duo have kept momentum with this year’s The Last Laugh (Part I) — with Part II already teased for release later this year. Their trajectory has only accelerated: last month they lit up Reading & Leeds alongside Bring Me The Horizon, Hozier, Limp Bizkit and Chappell Roan, proving they can hold their own on the biggest stages.

Their live reputation precedes them. The Soundboard called a recent UK show “a night that completely sweeps you up, like you’ve been part of something bigger than yourself”, while Hive Magazine declared, “the only way to ever understand the experience of a VOILÀ show is to witness it yourself.”

For Australian fans, February 2026 is finally that chance.

VOILÀ (UK)
Australian Tour February 2026

Sunday 8th February – Amplifier Bar, Perth
Tuesday 10th February – Lion Arts Factory, Adelaide
Thursday 12th February – 170 Russell, Melbourne
Saturday 14th February – Manning Bar, Sydney 
Sunday 15th February – The Triffid, Brisbane

Tickets on sale Friday 26th September from 9am local time
Presale available Wednesday 24th September from 9 am local time.
Head HERE for ticketing information.

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