Suki Waterhouse and Australian Crawl join Sydney Opera House’s ‘On The Steps’ 2026 concert series

Mumbai, 2^nd November 2026: The Sydney Opera House is expanding its summer music calendar with new additions to its ‘On The Steps’ 2026 concert series, featuring British singer-songwriter Suki Waterhouse and Australian rock legends Australian Crawl. Presented by Live Nation, the outdoor concert series will run across 12 nights from November 28 to December 12, transforming the iconic Opera House Forecourt into a live music destination. The expanded lineup brings together international performers and celebrated Australian acts for a diverse summer programme.

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Australian Crawl will open the series on November 28, marking the band’s first live performance in 40 years. They will be joined by fellow Australian favourites Boom Crash Opera. Meanwhile, Suki Waterhouse will perform on December 8, launching the Australian leg of her Loveland Tour. Her appearance follows the July release of her album ‘Loveland’, which debuted at No. 3 on Spotify’s US Top Albums Debut chart. The singer has also built a strong global following through tracks such as ‘Good Looking’ and her appearances at major festivals, including Coachella and Lollapalooza.

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The wider programme features an impressive mix of international and homegrown talent. Rise Against will perform with Dropkick Murphys and Haywire on December 1, followed by James Blake on December 2. DMA’S take the stage on December 3, while Wolf Alice headline December 4. Dizzee Rascal, joined by Example, ArrDee and Swaglord Savannah, will perform on December 5, followed by Dylan Gossett on December 6. Spacey Jane will play two dates on December 10 and 11, before The Amity Affliction close the series on December 12. Both Spacey Jane shows and the Dizzee Rascal concert have already sold out.

Beyond its musical lineup, ‘On The Steps’ continues its association with Support Act, the Australian music industry’s charity supporting music workers experiencing financial hardship and mental health challenges. Proceeds from official merchandise sales will go towards the organisation, while fans can also make donations when purchasing tickets to Live Nation shows across Australia through November. With the expanded programme expecting more than 50,000 attendees, the 2026 edition brings together live music, iconic performances and industry support at one of Australia’s most recognisable cultural landmarks.