THE RUBENS—Group Therapy Tour

About this event

The Rubens are heading back on the road for their sixth studio album, Group Therapy, heading to 25+ cities across Australia in 2026/27, presented by triple j, Grow Yourself Up, Odeon and WME.

It's the sound of a band going full circle. After experimenting with synths and autotune on 2024's SODA, Group Therapy sees The Rubens return to their roots - guitar-driven, recorded live in the room, and made with a mindset of getting it right the first time rather than fixing it later. Produced once again by Konstantin Kersting (Spacey Jane, DMAs, Genesis Owusu), this time working alongside the band in person at their Camden studio, it's their most authentic record in years.

The album takes its name, in part, from lead singer Sam Margin's own journey through sobriety and therapy during the making of the record - and the idea that music, at its best, is a shared experience. "How do people often experience music? Together," says keyboardist Elliott Margin. "Live shows are our favourite part of being in a band. That's pretty much group therapy for us."

Fans have already had a taste of the record with singles Goanna, Are You Getting High and Love Me America - the latter a sprawling, guitar-driven love letter to America inspired by the band's earliest, wide-eyed trips to the US as a young band courted by major labels.

Following five studio albums that have each debuted in the ARIA Top 5, and singles like Never Ever, Live in Life and Hoops going triple-platinum, The Rubens' Group Therapy Tour is the sound of a band, fifteen years in, still finding new things to say.

Group Therapy is out worldwide on October 16th, 2026

Doors open 7pm

All times are subject to change

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We acknowledge and respect the Palawa people as the traditional and ongoing owners of the skies, land, and water of Lutruwita. We pay our respects to their elders both past and present and acknowledge that sovereignty has never been ceded.

SAFE SPACE

We believe in safe and positive spaces where all people are welcome and respected. If you experience or see something that doesn’t look right, please report it to one of our friendly staff.

ACCESSIBILITY

The venue's first floor is accessible with theatre seating available to patrons with limited mobility and diverse needs. Reserved spaces can be arranged for wheelchair users and mobility aids, however, the venue does not have a lift. The mezzanine bar and balcony seating on level two can only be accessed stairs. Government issued companion cards are accepted with the purchase of a valid entry ticket and proof of validity.

If you would like to request assisted accessible entry to the venue or a companion ticket, please email info@odeontheatre.com.au with your order number and a brief outline of your requirements, our venue staff will be happy to assist.