Calvin Harris is bringing his Australia Tour 2027 to Perth, Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne across eleven nights in February 2027. Ticketmaster bills it as his first ever Australian headline tour. These are big outdoor shows in parks, a showground and a racecourse, and every one of them is 18+.
If you need an accessible ticket, the booking works a little differently from the general sale, and a few of the tour’s rules are worth knowing early. Here’s what Ticketmaster has published, and what we know about the venues.
The dates
From Ticketmaster’s help page for the tour:
- Perth, Langley Park — Wednesday 17 and Thursday 18 February
- Brisbane, RNA Showgrounds — Friday 19 February
- Sydney, The Domain — five nights, Saturday 20 to Wednesday 24 February
- Melbourne, Flemington Racecourse — Thursday 25, Friday 26 and Sunday 28 February
How to book an accessible ticket
Ticketmaster offers two routes:
- Buy through the Ticketmaster website, or submit a request through the Ticketmaster Help Centre: choose “Accessible Bookings” as the topic, then “Calvin Harris - Australia Tour 2027” as the event name.
- Or call the Accessible Booking Line on 1300 446 925, Monday to Sunday, 9am to 5pm AEST. Calling from Perth, that’s 7am to 3pm on your clock.
Ticketmaster is clear that submitting a request doesn’t guarantee a ticket, and that the availability and type of accessible tickets will vary by venue. A representative will be in touch if they need more information. In practice that means two things: get your request in early, and say exactly what you need — a wheelchair space, a companion seat, somewhere to sit, being close to an exit — rather than just “accessible”. If you hold a Companion Card, ask whether it applies to these shows.
The rules that could catch you out
- 18+ at every venue, with valid ID required for entry. That applies to everyone attending, so a carer or support person needs to be 18 or over and bring ID too.
- Tickets are mobile-only. You’ll need the Ticketmaster app or to add your tickets to a mobile wallet, and screenshots won’t be accepted. Ticketmaster recommends adding them to your wallet before you leave, to avoid connectivity problems at the venue. If a phone-only ticket doesn’t work for you or the person you’re going with, raise it with the Accessible Booking Line when you book.
- Resale isn’t available for this event, so if plans might change, read the transfer section of the help page before you buy.
- There’s a limit of six tickets per transaction.
The VIP lounge: comfort, not a view
There are two VIP packages. VIP Lounge + GA is described as a hospitality experience for guests looking to “relax, recharge and enjoy the event in comfort”, with a dedicated VIP entry lane, a private bar, a cloakroom and a phone charging station — and, Ticketmaster notes, no direct stage viewing. VIP Lounge + Stage Front GA pairs the lounge with a dedicated viewing area at the front of the general admission crowd.
For someone who needs a break from the crowd or a shorter queue, a lounge might make a long night more manageable. But it’s a paid upgrade, not an accessibility service, so ask the Accessible Booking Line what accessible options each show has before deciding you need one.
What we know about the venues
Outdoor concert sites are built for the night. Fences, entry gates, flooring, viewing platforms and toilets are put up for the event, so a venue’s everyday facilities are a starting point, not the plan for show night. Here’s what our venue database records for each site, where available:
- Flemington Racecourse, Melbourne — wheelchair access, step-free entry, accessible toilets and accessible parking recorded.
- Langley Park, Perth — wheelchair access, step-free entry and accessible parking recorded.
- The Domain, Sydney, and the RNA Showgrounds, Brisbane — no accessibility details recorded yet.
None of that tells you where the accessible viewing area will be, how far it is from the gate, or what the ground is like underfoot on the night. Those are questions for the tour’s own access information and the booking line. Our venue map also shows accessible public toilets in the area, which helps if you’re planning the walk to or from the show.
Before you go
- Request your accessible ticket early, through the Help Centre or on 1300 446 925.
- Say exactly what you need, and ask what will be in place on the night: viewing area, entry route, toilets and drop-off.
- Make sure everyone in your group is 18 or over and has valid ID.
- Add your tickets to your mobile wallet before you leave, and charge your phone.
- Plan the trip home. A big outdoor crowd leaving all at once is the hardest part of the night for a lot of people.
Details in this post come from Ticketmaster’s help page for the tour as of 1 October 2026. Dates and arrangements can change, so check the Calvin Harris - Australia Tour 2027 page on Ticketmaster for up-to-date details before you book or travel.
