Conan Gray Is Bringing The Wishbone World Tour To Australia, And Perth Gets The Final Show

Conan Gray is coming back to Australia. And this time, he is finishing the entire global run in Perth.

You heard me.

The 2026 Wishbone World Tour will wrap on October 8 at RAC Arena, which means Western Australia gets the emotional finale. Main character energy for once. We deserve this.

After a record-breaking year off the back of Wishbone, Conan is taking his fourth album around the world across 42 arena dates, with rising alt-pop writer Esha Tewari opening every show.

If you are queer, dramatic, emotionally articulate in a notes-app way, or simply enjoy yelling lyrics about longing in a room full of strangers, this one is for you.

Event Info

Wishbone Took Off. Now It’s Arena-Sized.

Wishbone debuted at #1 on Billboard’s Album Sales chart and landed Top 3 on the Billboard 200. It marked the biggest sales week and highest chart debut of Conan’s career.

He already did the theatre run. The Wishbone Pajama Show Tour sold out across the U.S. and Mexico, including Red Rocks. That felt intimate. This feels expansive.

Conan has always built worlds around his albums. He directs his visuals. Shapes the aesthetic. Oversees the emotional tone. Nothing feels accidental.

With over 12 billion global streams and songs like ‘Heather’, ‘Maniac’, and ‘Comfort Crowd’ permanently embedded into Gen Z memory banks, he is now fully in his arena era.

And yet he still writes like the quiet kid in the back of class who notices everything.

That tension is why it works.

Esha Tewari Is Opening

Esha Tewari is 19 and already selling out rooms across Australia. Her 2025 tour moved through metro cities with zero leftover tickets.

Tracks like ‘beautiful boy’ and ‘you were mine’ hit because they feel pulled straight from a private voice memo. No grand statements. Just feelings.

Her audience, lovingly known as Tewarians, show up like they are attending group therapy with a soundtrack.

Pairing her with Conan feels deliberate. Two writers who treat vulnerability as craft, not marketing.

Australia Dates

• September 26 – Auckland, Spark Arena
• September 29 – Brisbane, Brisbane Entertainment Centre
• October 1 – Sydney, Qudos Bank Arena
• October 3 – Melbourne, Rod Laver Arena
• October 5 – Adelaide, Adelaide Entertainment Centre
• October 8 – Perth, RAC Arena

Perth closes the world tour.

Let that sink in.

As someone based here who has seen tours skip WA or treat us like an afterthought, this feels satisfying. We get the finale. The last confetti blast. The final ‘Heather’ scream.

Presale + Ticket Info

• Artist presale begins October 22.
• No codes required. You sign up, you’re in.
• General onsale is October 24 at 9am local time.

Important: tickets go on sale based on the venue’s time zone. Not your time zone. Set alarms accordingly.

VIP packages will also be available. Details vary.

Why This Tour Matters

Conan has always written for people who feel everything too loudly and say it too late. His songs sit in that awkward space between yearning and clarity.

For queer fans, especially young queer fans, that space can feel isolating. Seeing it amplified in an arena changes the scale of that loneliness.

You look around and realise you are not the only one who felt like that.

And if you are neurodivergent and process emotion through repetition and lyrics, this is the kind of show that hits differently. Structured chaos. Predictable catharsis. A room designed for feeling big feelings safely.

It is dramatic. It is sincere. It is fully committed.

And it ends in Perth.

TLDR;

• Conan Gray brings the Wishbone World Tour to Australia and New Zealand in Sept/Oct 2026
• Special guest Esha Tewari joins all dates
• Wishbone debuted #1 on Billboard Album Sales and Top 3 on Billboard 200
• Artist presale: October 22
• General onsale: October 24 at 9 am local time
• Perth closes the entire global run on October 8 at RAC Arena
• Tickets: conangray.com

Stay unruly.