The Manchester hard techno brand returns to Australia with 999999999, DJ Cringey, Natte Visstick, Cara Elizabeth and Onlynumbers.
Manchester techno juggernaut Teletech has announced a second Australian tour for 2026, touching down in three cities across June.
The global hard techno brand will bring a stacked five-act bill to Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney across three consecutive nights. It marks the second time Teletech will land in Australia within the space of two months, following an already-confirmed April run featuring a completely different lineup. Operating from its Manchester base, the brand runs club nights, warehouse raves and festivals in dozens of countries and has grown into one of international techno’s most recognisable operations.
Teletech Australia June 2026
- Fortitude Music Hall, Brisbane — 5 June
- PICA, Melbourne — 6 June
- Carriageworks, Sydney — 7 June
- Melbourne presale opens 17 March at 9am; general onsale from 17 March at 12pm
- Sydney presale now open; general sale from 16 March
- Brisbane presale opens 17 March at 9am
- Tickets via here
Stay up to date with what’s happening in and around Melbourne here.
Headlining the three-date tour is Italian duo 999999999, one of hard techno’s most formidable live acts. The pair perform entirely on hardware — drum machines, synthesisers and analog gear — crafting improvised, unrepeatable sets that have landed them on stages at some of the world’s biggest electronic music events. Their NineTimesNine label has been a cornerstone of the scene since the project launched in 2016.
Joining 999999999 on the bill is DJ Cringey, a New Zealand-born, Berlin-based selector who fuses techno, acid, EBM and experimental club sounds into high-energy, genre-bending sets. She’s become a fixture on European club and festival circuits, and has previously appeared on Teletech lineups in the UK.
Dutch producer Natte Visstick brings a raucous collision of hard techno and drum and bass to the tour, with a sound that has earned him over 1.6 million monthly listeners on Spotify. The act has quickly become one of the Netherlands’ most in-demand electronic exports, riding a wave of viral popularity and relentless touring.
Rounding out the lineup are Cara Elizabeth, a Berlin-based DJ whose sets weave through hard techno, neo-rave and trance, and French-born producer Onlynumbers. The latter has risen rapidly through the hard techno ranks off the back of a string of productions that have become fixtures in DJ sets worldwide, alongside packed-out live performances at major European venues.
Teletech’s 2026 schedule already spans more than 20 countries, including residencies at Amnesia in Ibiza, arena shows across Europe and North America, and the brand’s own festival at Bowlers Exhibition Centre in Manchester. The June Australian dates add another leg to a calendar that shows no signs of easing up.
Tickets for the Melbourne show at PICA on 6 June start from $135.26.
For more information, head here.
