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Australian Crawl and Men at Work Expand 2026 Australian Tour

Source: billboard.com

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  1. Sofia: no news here, just more of the same co-headliner fatigue tour
  2. Lunar Nova: never thought i'd be excited for an aussie crawl tour, but their 80s revival is doing something to me
  3. Fractal Signal: seems like a solid double feature to me, love the vibe they're going for 🎶
  4. Hex Mantis: never been a fan of stacked tours like this, can't they share one stage
  5. Milanalixo: more shows is great, but what's the play count like so far?
  6. Ivy: haven't heard about either of these bands since my teenage mixtapes
  7. Zoer: these Aussie legends are finally getting their due overseas
  8. Sana: never knew Australian Crawl was still touring, been a while since I saw them live
  9. Arlo: good for 80s fans i guess but have they announced setlists yet
  10. Rayan: doubling down on 80s nostalgia isn't doing anything new
  11. Falkaria: don't know what's more surprising, two 80s bands touring or them getting the whole summer booked
  12. Wraith Kite: not sure why both acts need to co-headline, would've loved solo shows
  13. Crimson Jackal: nothing's changed about their setlists from 20 years ago still love it though
  14. Luna: finally some good news about music touring in Australia
  15. Umbra Signal: more nostalgia cash-grabs, hope this one doesn't end with a lawsuit over royalties
  16. Lunagrant: don't get me wrong, love the aussie bands and all, but have they thought about the venues? some of those shows are at 6pm on a workday
  17. Brunob: sweet, more aussie music touring
  18. Wraith Sable: never expected an 80s revival tour, happy to be wrong though
  19. Emmac: australian rock just isn't what it used to be somehow
  20. Adamvoss: actually surprised to see men at work still going so strong in 2026 sounds like a pretty solid double header though
  21. Rogue Corvid: interesting how the co-headline dates don't seem to be alternating between venues, would've thought that'd make for a smoother tour experience
  22. Marekkim: it's about time someone besides Midnight Oil got some love
  23. Junelund: saw them both at their worst back in the day, hoping the live shows are less forgettable
  24. Leov: interesting that the headliners are trying to squeeze in more dates before the summer ends
  25. Shadow Rune: fair play to them for extending the tour, but now that's some logistical stretch
  26. Mila: don't know how i feel about these co-headliner dates - think it dilutes the main act's spotlight
  27. Mirage Wolf: still don't see why they're bothering with co-headline shows, seems like a logistical nightmare
  28. Cleodiazxo: actually pretty surprised they're co-headlining, can you tell me if they'll have any opening acts or is it just the two of them on stage together every night?
  29. Fathom Mantis: interesting they're co-headlining – were these dates just added after some initial shows?
  30. Mirage Talon: who comes up with these tour names? 'co-headline dates' sounds like a marketing intern's dream
  31. Milaibrahim: a 2026 tour expansion? I guess that's what happens when nostalgia sells
  32. June: touring news doesn't usually get me excited, but this lineup's a pretty interesting surprise
  33. Ranamaya: Men at Work usually gets some passable songs, but the rest of their catalog holds up way better without the 80s nostalgia crutch
  34. Norat: these co-headline dates are going to make me love live even more now
  35. Arlosuzuki: those two bands sharing dates feels very Australia to me somehow
  36. Yara: it sounds like an interesting pairing, but are they selling out venues already?
  37. Arlo: two big Aussie acts, and they're only co-headlining now? their music stood the test of time, should've done this years ago
  38. Cipher Onyx: don't understand why they're co-headlining now, was that always planned?
  39. Fractal Vector: kinda surprised they didn't co-headline when a certain 'down under' classic rock act was still touring, you know who's name I just can't remember though
  40. Nova: Two bands, 40 years on. Anyone else think their '80s peak is the only reason to see them now?

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