Classic tracks such as Lucretia My Reflection, Temple Of Love, and This Corrosion are highlighted, underscoring the band’s enduring appeal.

Fans regard this tour lineup as the strongest in years, signaling a peak period for the band.

Tickets go on sale beginning May 28, 2026 at 10:00 AEST, with Spotify pre-sale available May 26 and venue-specific presales ahead of the general sale.

Pre-sales open May 26 at 10:00 AEST, followed by general public tickets on May 28 at 10:00 AEST, via sbmpresents.com and the tour poster link.

The Hobart show at Odeon Theatre marks a rare Tasmanian appearance, a significant moment for local fans.

The Sisters of Mercy, influential since the 1980s post-punk era, have a legacy that includes influencing major acts and releasing three landmark albums: First and Last and Always, Floodland, and Vision Thing.

The 2026 Australian tour spans Perth, Sydney, Hobart, Melbourne, and Brisbane in late November to early December, with dates confirmed at Astor Theatre, Metro Theatre, Odeon Theatre, Forum Melbourne, and The Tivoli.

Tickets go on sale at 10:00 AEST on May 28, with detailed venue dates announced for each city.

Tickets and more information are available through sbmpresents.com, which hosts the tour page and booking details.

The Sisters of Mercy deliver a powerful live show with a strong lineup—Andrew Eldritch, Ben Christo, Kai, ‘Ravey’ Dave Creffield, and Doktor Avalanche—featuring a rotating setlist that blends classics, deep cuts, and new material, all enhanced by a cinematic light show.

The band’s live production is noted for its cinematic lighting and immersive atmosphere that define their performances.

Musically, the group blends gothic rock, industrial textures, post-punk, and dark electronic elements, with a guitar-driven yet expansive sound that has influenced artists across metal, industrial, and alt scenes.