Pendulum 2026 Australian Tour Dates, Setlist, Schedule & Tickets: Pendulum will do their first big shows in Australia after two and a half years. The tour has four shows in March 2026. These shows are for their new album called Inertia.
Rob Swire, the band’s singer and co-founder, said: ““I can’t wait to get back on tour,” said Rob Swire – the band’s frontman and co-founder – in a press statement announcing the tour. “I know people always say this in interviews, but this time it feels different.” .” The band did not yet announce a Perth show. But Frontier Touring (the promoter) said they will tell fans in early 2026 about a Perth concert.
Pendulum 2026 Australian Tour
The album Inertia came out in August 2025. It was released 15 years after their old album Immersion (2010). Inertia went into the UK Top 10 Albums Chart. This is the third time Pendulum reached the top 10. The album has songs from their Elemental EP (2021) and Anima EP (2023). It also has five new songs. Singles from the album came out like this:
- 2023: Halo (with Matt Tuck), Colourfast, and Mercy Killing (with Scxrlord).
- 2024: Napalm (with Joey Valence & Brae).
- 2025: Save The Cat (June), Cannibal (with Wargasm, July), Guiding Lights (with Awolnation, August).
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Pendulum 2026 Australian Tour Dates
Here is the complete schedule and tour dates of Pendulum 2026 australia tour:
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Tuesday, March 3rd, 2026 – Riverstage, Brisbane QLD
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Thursday, March 5th, 2026 – Hordern Pavilion, Sydney NSW
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Friday, March 6th, 2026 – Palace Foreshore, Melbourne VIC
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Tuesday, March 10th, 2026 – AEC Theatre, Adelaide SA
Pendulum 2026 Australian Tour Setlist
Pendulum 2026 Australian Tour will likely feature this setlist, based on their 2025 shows and the Inertia album. The exact order for the March 2026 dates in Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, and Adelaide is not yet confirmed. Final setlist of the concert may vary from this one: (Based on Aug–Sep 2025 performances)
- Napalm (feat. Joey Valence & Brae)
- Save the Cat
- Propane Nightmares
- Come Alive
- Blood Sugar / Voodoo People (Pendulum Remix) (The Prodigy)
- Granite
- Colourfast
- Encoder
- Cannibal (feat. WARGASM UK)
- Nothing for Free
- The Island – Pt. I (Dawn)
- The Island – Pt. II (NEW)
- Silent Spinner
- Halo (feat. Bullet for My Valentine)
- Archangel
- Witchcraft
- Self vs Self (feat. In Flames)
- Watercolour
- Tarantula (feat. DJ Fresh, $pyda, Tenor Fly)
Pendulum 2026 Australian Tour Tickets: Presale & How to buy?
Tickets for the tour will go on sale from 2pm local time on Monday, September 8th via Frontier. Buy Ticket from here – StubHub
- Presale access: Frontier Members and MG Live subscribers can buy tickets early. Sign up on Frontier Touring’s official Pendulum page.
- Price range: Tickets usually cost AUD $99–$149 plus fees. Prices vary by city and section.
- Accessibility: All venues have accessible seating. Request it when buying tickets.
- Delivery: Tickets are mobile-only. You may need to show ID at entry.
- Support acts: Not announced yet. Likely Australian electronic DJs.
FAQs: Pendulum Australia Tour 2026
1. When is Pendulum touring Australia in 2026?
A: Pendulum will play four big shows in March 2026.
2. Why is this tour special?
A: It’s their first major Australian tour in two and a half years, supporting their new album Inertia.
3. Will they play in Perth?
A: Not yet. A Perth show is expected to be announced in early 2026 by Frontier Touring.
4. What is the new album Inertia?
A: Inertia came out in August 2025, 15 years after their last album Immersion (2010). It reached the UK Top 10 Albums Chart.
5. What songs are on Inertia?
A: The album includes songs from their earlier Elemental EP (2021) and Anima EP (2023), plus five brand new songs.
6. What singles have they released recently?
A: Following songs were released recently:
- 2023: Halo (with Matt Tuck), Colourfast, Mercy Killing (with Scxrlord)
- 2024: Napalm (with Joey Valence & Brae)
- 2025: Save The Cat (June), Cannibal (with Wargasm, July), Guiding Lights (with Awolnation, August)
7. What did Rob Swire say about the tour?
A: Rob Swire, Pendulum’s singer and co-founder, said: “I can’t wait to get back on tour… this time it feels different.”
