‘Their live performances are nothing short of mesmerising’ – Billboard

Hot off the heels of a buzzworthy double-performance at Coachella, Australian indie-pop sensation Parcels today announce their long-awaited live return, with three massive shows confirmed for Brisbane, Melbourne, and Sydney this November and December.

Parcels – members Louie Swain (keys), Patrick Hetherington (keys/guitar), Noah Hill (bass), Anatole ‘Toto’ Serret (drums) and Jules Crommelin (guitar) – are riding high in 2025, with a new album on the horizon, a packed global tour schedule, and over one billion streams worldwide. Formed in Byron Bay in 2014, Parcels now operate in a dual location setup, with members scattered between Australia and Berlin.

In March 2025, fans got their first taste of what’s to come from the band’s upcoming record via shimmering lead single ‘Safeandsound’ – watch the live session here. Recorded between Berlin, Mexico and Australia, the band’s new album promises to be Parcels’ biggest and boldest release yet.

Parcels are synonymous with unforgettable live shows. Following their Coachella triumph and sold-out shows across Latin America, the band will spend the northern summer lighting up major festivals like Primavera Sound and Glastonbury. September sees a six-date European run, including a night at London’s Wembley Arena. In October, they will embark on an 11-date USA run, including New York’s Forest Hills Stadium and two nights at Colorado’s Red Rocks Amphitheatre – a venue they sold out in five minutes last year.

With an ability to seamlessly blend genres and transcend expectations, Parcels’ masterful, immersive live show is an experience. “We’re coming with a big, new production and new energy,” Hetherington told People early this month.

Tickets for Parcels’ Australian dates go on sale Tuesday 29 April (12pm local time) via frontiertouring.com/parcels. Frontier and Penny Drop members can access early presale tickets from Monday 28 April (11am local time). These long-awaited shows in Brisbane, Melbourne, and Sydney will mark an elegant homecoming, bringing things full circle for the Aussie natives.