Why Don't We Superstar Jonah Marais Announces Australian Tour 2026

Multi-talented singer, songwriter, and musician Jonah Marais, a founding member of Platinum-selling global pop sensations Why Don't We, is returning to Australia this November with his The Dreamer tour.

But he won't be coming alone, with Marais joined by his fellow WDW members Jack Avery and Zach Herron. This marks the trio's first run of Aussie shows since 2019 and their first time reuniting on stage since the band performed together in New York in 2022.

Fans can expect to hear all their favourite hook-laden WDW songs live, including '8 Letters', 'What Am I', 'Fallin'', 'Don't Wake Me Up', 'Trust Fund Baby', 'Hooked' and more, along with solo material from Marais, Avery and Herron.

The Dreamer tour begins in Melbourne at the iconic Forum on Wednesday 11 November. The trio then play Sydney's Enmore Theatre on Thursday 12 November, followed by performances at The Tivoli in Brisbane on Friday 13 November, The Gov in Adelaide on Sunday 15 November and Perth's Astor Theatre on Monday 16 November.

Pre-sale takes place Friday 24 July at 9am, with general on-sale commencing Monday 27 July at 9am. Ticketing information is available at thephoenix.au.

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Jonah Marais rose to international fame as a member of Why Don’t We alongside Jack Avery, Corbyn Besson, Zach Herron and Daniel Seavey.

The five-piece, known for their rock-pop chart toppers, sold millions of records worldwide, amassed 3.1 billion streams and over 870M YouTube views during their six-year career.

Since breaking up in 2022, Marais has continued to release music as a solo artist, acquiring a dedicated fanbase that has resulted in several huge tours.

Catch Jonah Marais with Jack Avery and Zach Herron performing at The Gov on Sunday 15 November. Ticketing information is available at thephoenix.au.

Jonah Marais The Dreamer Australian Tour 2026

Wednesday 11 November – Forum, Melbourne, VIC

Thursday 12 November – Enmore Theatre, Sydney, NSW

Friday 13 November – The Tivoli, Brisbane, QLD

Sunday 15 November – The Gov, Adelaide, SA

Monday 16 November – Astor Theatre, Perth, WA