Waterparks Have Announced Their Debut Australian Headline Tour
American pop-punk trio Waterparks have announced their debut Australian headline tour. The band will play five shows in the country in October in support of their new album Intellectual Property, which arrived last week. The tour will kick off Tuesday, 3rd October at Magnet House in Perth, before shows in Adelaide, Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne.
UPDATE 03/05/2023: Waterparks’ Melbourne show has been moved from 170 Russell to Forum due to demand.
They’ll be joined on the road by Canadian singer-songwriter Lights.
While the upcoming tour marks their first full Australian run as headliners, the trio are no strangers to our shores. They first visited in 2018, touring the country supporting fellow US rockers The Maine. They returned at the end of that year as part of the inaugural Good Things festival lineup, also performing a handful of their own sideshows.
Intellectual Property was released last Friday, 17th April following singles like ‘Funeral Grey’ and the blackbear-assisted ‘Fuck about It’. The follow-up to 2021’s Greatest Hits is Waterparks’ fifth studio album overall, and first with label Fueled By Ramen, who the band signed with last year.
Waterparks 2023 Australian Tour
with Lights
Tuesday, 3rd October – Magnet House, Perth
Thursday, 5th October – The Gov, Adelaide
Friday, 6th October – Metro Theatre, Sydney
Saturday, 7th October – Princess Theatre, Brisbane
​Sunday, 8th October – Forum, Melbourne – Venue upgraded
