James Reyne Reschedules Four East Coast Shows, Including Adelaide
The former Australian Crawl frontman has been advised he requires surgery.
Image Tony Blackwell
Ahead of James Reyne’s The Fall of Crawl Tour, which kicks off this weekend, the Australian Crawl frontman has announced he’s been forced to reschedule four shows on doctor’s orders.
His Penrith, Sydney, Adelaide and Bellarine shows have moved back to allow Reyne time to have the necessary procedures and treatment due to an ongoing medical condition.
“By way of explanation as to why we’ve moved some of The Fall Of Crawl shows; I’ve had a Basal Cell Carcinoma diagnosed on the skin under my left eye, a consequence of a lifetime in the sun,” explains Reyne.
“It needs to be surgically removed and involves a recovery period of a couple of weeks, so it’s meant that we’ve had to reschedule a few of the gigs.
“Huge apologies for any inconvenience, but I’ve been advised to get this procedure done and we’ll be back, meatier, beatier, bigger, brighter and bouncier than ever before.
“To that end, bring back the Slip, Slop, Slap ads and get yourself checked!”
The Fall of Crawl Tour will see Reyne going back to the beginning of his career and performing songs from all four Australian Crawl albums, including hits ‘The Boys Light Up’, ‘Downhearted’, ‘Errol’, ‘Shut Down’, ‘Reckless (Don’t Be So)’ and many more.
Running from this weekend through to June, tickets are on sale now via jamesreyne.com.au.
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One of the country’s most successful acts during the late ‘70s and early ‘80s, Australian Crawl spent eight years together, releasing four studio albums and two live albums, with their records Sirocco and Sons of Beaches topping the ARIA Albums Chart.
Disbanding in 1986, Reyne founded Company of Strangers and embarked on a hugely successful solo career, resulting in 14 studio albums, including his 1987 self-titled debut, which is regarded as an Australian classic.
Reyne’s upcoming Fall of Crawl Tour acts as a tribute to Australian Crawl and gives fans, old and new, the opportunity to hear Australian Crawl’s biggest hits performed live one more time.
Catch James Reyne at Hindley Street Music Hall on Friday 15 May. Tickets on sale via jamesreyne.com.au.
James Reyne Fall of Crawl Australian Tour Dates 2026
with special guests, Boom Crash Opera (all shows), MODELS, 1927 & Nick Barker
Friday 6 February – Hotel Brunswick, Brunswick Heads, NSW SOLD OUT
Saturday 7 February – Jetty Beach House, Coffs Harbour, NSW SOLD OUT
Friday 20 February – Antia’s Theatre, Thirroul, NSW
Saturday 21 February – Drifters Wharf, Gosford, NSW
Friday 27 February - Evans Theatre, Penrith, NSW *NOW APRIL 16
Saturday 28 February – Enmore Theatre, Enmore, NSW *NOW APRIL 5
Friday 6 March – Hindley Street Music Hall, Adelaide, SA *NOW MAY 15
Sunday 8 March – Bellarine Estate, Bellarine, VIC + Nick Barker *NOW APRIL 11
Saturday 14 March – The Croxton, Melbourne, VIC
Saturday 21 March – Red Hill Auditorium, Red Hill, WA (plus 1927 & MODELS)
Friday 27 March – Eatons Hill Hotel, Brisbane, QLD + 1927
Thursday 2 April – Southern Cross Club, Canberra, ACT
Saturday 4 April – Odeon Theatre, Hobart, TAS
Sunday 5 April - Enmore Theatre, Enmore, NSW
Saturday 11 April - Bellarine Estate, Bellarine, VIC + Nick Barker
Thursday 16 April - Evans Theatre, Penrith, NSW SOLD OUT
Friday 17 April - Bar on the Hill (Newcastle Uni), Newcastle, NSW *NEW VENUE
Friday 24 April – The Events Centre, Caloundra, QLD
Friday 1 May – Meow Nui, Wellington, NZ + Josh Owen
Sunday 3 May - Powerstation Auckland, NZ + Josh Owen
Friday 15 May - Hindley Street Music Hall, Adelaide, SA NOW WITH NICK BARKER & THE REPTILES
Sunday 14 June - Sydney Recital Hall, NSW (Sunday afternoon)
Saturday 20 June - Twin Towns, Gold Coast, QLD
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