Fresh off Spilt Milk, The Rions hit the road with 18 coast-to-coast shows
The Rions are taking their debut album Everything Every Single Day to regional Australia next year.
Fresh from wrapping their Spilt Milk national festival run over the weekend, the four-piece have announced an Australian regional tour running from February through April 2026, presented by triple j. Pre-sale kicks off at 10am local time today, with general on-sale from Thursday 18 December at 9am local time.
The Rions
- Sat 28 Feb – The Mona – Mona Vale
- Thu 5 Mar – Dunsborough Tavern – Dunsborough
- Fri 6 Mar – Froth Craft Bunbrewery – Bunbury
- Sat 7 Mar – Astor Theatre – Perth
- Thu 12 Mar – Barwon Heads Hotel – Barwon Heads
- Fri 13 Mar – The Pier – Frankston
- Sat 14 Mar – Bass In The Domain – Hobart
- Thu 19 Mar – King Street Bandroom – Newcastle
- Fri 20 Mar – UOW Uni Bar – Wollongong
- Sat 21 Mar – UC Refectory – Canberra
- Fri 27 Mar – Hoey Moey – Coffs Harbour
- Sat 28 Mar – Finnians Tavern – Port Macquarie
- Thu 9 Apr – Brothers – Cairns
- Fri 10 Apr – JCU Uni Bar – Townsville
- Sat 11 Apr – Mcguires Hotel – Mackay
- Sun 12 Apr – Leichhardt Hotel – Rockhampton
- Thu 16 Apr – Hotel Brunswick – Brunswick Heads
- Fri 17 Apr – Miami Marketta [Laneway] – Gold Coast
- Sat 18 Apr – The Station – Sunshine Coast
- Tickets: here
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October saw The Rions release their acclaimed debut album Everything Every Single Day, and they’ve been riding that wave hard ever since. Their national theatre tour saw them headline some of the biggest venues of their career, including sold-out shows at Melbourne’s Forum and Hobart’s Odeon Theatre. A headline run across the UK and Europe in November followed, before they returned home to close out the year. Now they’re ready to hit 18 regional dates coast-to-coast.
Something clicked early for The Rions. Winning triple j’s Unearthed High initiative in 2021 as high school classmates, bandmates Noah Blockley, Harley Wilson, Asher McLean and Tom Partington shot straight into national recognition. First EP Minivan arrived in 2023, followed by Happiness In A Place It Shouldn’t Be in 2024, which peaked at #4 on the ARIA Australian Album chart. Years of honing their songwriting craft and building their identity as one of the country’s leading indie acts set them up perfectly for a breakout 2025.
Live shows are where The Rions really shine. They’ve earned their reputation as one of the country’s most prolific touring acts, and regional circuits are familiar territory. Last year’s Happiness In Places tour covered 21 dates across the country, contributing to a massive 20,000 total headline tickets sold throughout 2024. Even with their debut album now out in the world, the band feel like they’re only just getting started, with plenty more action planned for the new year.
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