Ron Sexsmith Announces ‘Hangover Terrace’ 2026 Australian & New Zealand Tour
The tour marks Ron Sexsmith’s first Australasian visit in 11 years.
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Ron Sexsmith is one of Canada’s most accomplished artists, and next April the three-time Juno Award winner is touring Australia and New Zealand.
11 years on since his last visit, Sexsmith and his band have announced a run of seven shows in support of his latest album, Hangover Terrace.
Released in August, Hangover Terrace was produced by Martin Terefe (KT Tunstall, YungBlud, Jason Mraz) and marks a departure from Sexsmith’s recent work.
“My last few albums actually had a feeling of rural contentment; Hangover Terrace feels more wounded to me,” says Sexsmith. “There's some self-examination going on and a desire to know who my real friends are. It also deals with the passing of time and how many more things become dear.”
Sexsmith’s Hangover Terrace Australian and New Zealand tour begins at Auckland’s Tuning Fork on Thursday 16 April. Sexsmith then has dates lined up at Sydney’s Recital Hall (Saturday 18 April), Brisbane’s BCEC Plaza Auditorium (Sunday 19 April), Melbourne’s Recital Centre (Thursday 23 April), Castlemaine’s Theatre Royal (Friday 24 April) and Adelaide’s The Gov (Saturday 25 April), with the tour coming to a close at Perth’s Rosemount Hotel on Sunday 26 April.
Tickets go on sale at 11am AEST on Thursday 25 September via davidroywilliams.com.
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Ron Sexsmith has been entertaining audiences around the world with his emotive recordings for close to half a century.
The Canadian singer-songwriter, who began his career playing covers in a local bar, has released an incredible 17 albums over the journey, with his 1995 self-titled release arguably his most notable record.
Throughout his career, Sexsmith has collaborated with some of the biggest names in the music business, including Daniel Lanois, Mitchell Froom, Ane Brun, Tchad Blake and Bob Rock. He’s also written songs for the likes of Rod Stewart, k.d. Lang, Nick Lowe, Emmylou Harris, Fiest and Michael Bublé.
Called “a gentle, sure-handed tunesmith with an innate feel for the shape of a pop song” by Rolling Stone, Sexsmith is regarded as a Canadian legend and his upcoming tour is one music lovers won’t want to miss.
Catch Ron Sexsmith at The Gov on Saturday 25 April. For ticketing details, visit davidroywilliams.com.
Ron Sexsmith Hangover Terrace Australian & New Zealand Tour Dates 2026
Thursday 16 April - Tuning Fork, Auckland, NZ
Saturday 18 April - Sydney Recital Hall, Sydney, NSW
Sunday 19 April - BCEC Plaza Auditorium, Brisbane, QLD
Thursday 23 April - Melbourne Recital Centre, Melbourne, VIC
Friday 24 April - Theatre Royal, Castlemaine, VIC
Saturday 25 April - The Gov, Adelaide, SA
Sunday 26 April - Rosemount Hotel, Perth, WA
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