BUNT. ANNOUNCES LARGEST-EVER AUSTRALIAN HEADLINE TOUR FOR OCT AND NOV
Global stutter house pioneer BUNT. has announced his return to Australia for a landmark headline run, set to bring his iconic in the round show to three classic east coast venues this October and November.
Kicking off at Sydney’s Hordern Pavillion on Friday 30 October, the tour will move through Brisbane to play The Tivoli on Thursday 5 November, before finishing up at PICA in Melbourne on Saturday 7 November.
An artist presale will begin at 10:00am local time on Wednesday 4 March and a promoter pre-sale will begin at 12:00pm local time that day, tickets will go on sale to the general public on Friday 6 March at 10:00am local time.
Following a decade-long journey contributing productions for legendary artists including Avicii and touring alongside Gryffin, internationally acclaimed German producer BUNT. exploded into the global spotlight with his 2023 breakout single Clouds. The track debuted at #15 on the Billboard Hot Electronic Songs Chart and has since amassed over 750 million streams worldwide, cementing his arrival as a defining voice in modern dance music. Now, with 2026 underway, BUNT. is entering a new era. With major festival appearances at Coachella and Lollapalooza.
Breaking the traditional DJ mold, BUNT. is redefining the live electronic experience, performing in the round, removing barriers and placing himself at the centre of the crowd for a fully immersive experience. His shows are raw, intimate, and electric communal celebrations – a format that has helped him sell over 200,000 tickets worldwide, including a sold-out 2025 stadium headline show in Mexico City and perform more than 350 shows worldwide since his breakout.
His innovative approach and emotionally charged productions have led to collaborations with global heavyweights including Taylor Swift, Tom Odell, Elley Duhé, Tiësto, and The Temper Trap. Named one of Spotify’s 10 Dance Artists to Watch, BUNT. continues to prove that dance music doesn’t need a club to thrive – it belongs everywhere.
With immersive production, brand-new music, and the anthems that sparked a global movement, this Australian tour represents an unmissable opportunity to witness an artist at the peak of his power, redefining how electronic music is performed.
For tickets and information, visit https://teglive.com.au/live_tour/bunt/
BUNT. AUSTRALIA TOUR 2026
Friday 30 October | Hordern Pavillion, Sydney | TICKETS
Thursday 5 November | The Tivoli, Brisbane | TICKETS
Saturday 7 November | PICA, Melbourne | TICKETS
Milina Mihic Debuts A New Era With Heartbreaking First Single, Overpass
22 year-old Sydney singer/songwriter Milina Mihic debuts a new era with the release of Overpass, a heartbreaking, emotional alt-pop track that delves into mental health and learning to care for yourself.
Channelling the likes of Phoebe Bridgers and Ethel Cain on Overpass, Milina brings a crunchy, edgy approach, making her take on the type of alt-pop sound uniquely her own. Written in collaboration with producer and label A&R Blake Wares, she has retired her rockier alias MILINA, under which she released singles “Do you know me now?” and “Anyday”. These tracks saw her spotlighted as an artist to watch by triple j unearthed in 2024, with her most recent single released in August 2024.
Vulnerable, honest and moody, Overpass is awash with moody baritone guitars, slide guitar, and plunky pianos. Milina’s hauntingly beautiful voice grows in power as the song goes on, anchoring the track, and bringing depth and emotion well beyond her years. Lyrically, Milina delves deep into the complexity of mental health and how she’s tried to help others going through a crisis, whilst also making sure that she looks after herself. In that way, Overpass became an outlet for her to recount and process those experiences, and how they’ve helped shape her.
“I wrote this song about how complex dealing with others’ mental illness can be, while also attempting to care for yourself in the process”, Milina said. “There have been a few times in my life where I’ve had to accept my limits, because there’s a point where you can do more harm than good. I feel like this song lives in between the moment you choose to help, and the moment you choose to stop.”
Hailing from Western Sydney, Milina Mihic started singing when she was 6 years old – and has been infatuated with music ever since. “It was the only thing that could keep me calm, hype me up, or make me focus. I remember listening to a few big artists at a young age and telling my mum that I wanted to do what they did”. After finishing high school, she auditioned for The Voice in 2021, and watched as all of the judges’ chairs turned for her performance of Freya Riding’s Castles. After being eliminated, she went back to studying, before debuting her MILINA project in 2024 with “Do you know me now?”, “Anyday” and “All At Once”.
Throughout 2025, she took the time to reassess her direction, rebrand as Milina Mihic – her full name – and worked with Blake Wares and Real Life Records to finalise new music that will roll out in 2026. With a voice beyond her years, Milina Mihic delves into her thoughts and feelings around coming-of-age and her teenage experiences. “I was listening to a lot of Fiona Apple, Jeff Buckley, Phoebe Bridgers and Nothing but Thieves when I was writing this song. I feel like those artists have always inspired me so there will always be a piece of them in my music” Milina said about her influences. “Winter by Tori Amos was also playing a lot when I wrote Overpass, and I feel like the melancholy in that song is something I wanted to replicate in Overpass.”
On her re-brand and shift in direction, Milina noted that “Milina Mihic is the person that I want to be. I’m more vulnerable, and sometimes too honest, but I lay everything out on the table – including my flaws. The world this music lives in is fragmented, confusing, and dreamlike, like it’s planted in a memory you can’t quite decipher.”
Speaking specifically about Overpass, Milina said; “It feels amazing to (finally) be releasing it! I took a bit of time between releases to really hone in on this single and the next few songs I wrote. I’ve been trying to make my music feel as ‘me’ as possible, and I’m extremely proud of how it’s all turned out”.
Overpass is out today.
HILLTOP HOODS UNVEIL RARE PERSONAL MERCH AUCTION TO SUPPORT CHILDREN BATTLING CANCER
Fresh from kicking off their Never Coming Home national tour in Hobart on the weekend, Australian music royalty, Hilltop Hoods have today announced they’ve been busy scouring their garages and personal archives for rare merchandise to host an online auction giving fans the opportunity to get their hands on bespoke and signed memorabilia. Teaming up with their favourite South Australian charity, Lion Hearts Learning, the auction will raise vital funds to support children and families affected by cancer and low immunity.
Digging deep into their personal archives, the band has pulled together a collection of highly sought-after, rare Hilltop Hoods merchandise including the band’s 2008 BDO Banner, DJ Debris’ signed Rane DJ mixer 2000-2018 (featured in the ‘Cosby Sweater’ film clip), Suffa’s The Great Expanseplatinum plaque, signed box sets, signed vinyl bundles, signed clothing and shoes collabs with DCs, Zoo York, G Shock and more.
These exclusive items and more will be auctioned online throughout the tour, live now and running through to Sunday 22 March at 8.30pm AEDT.
Fans attending the band’s sold out Adelaide hometown shows tonight and tomorrow will be able to view some of the merchandise in person, while supporters around the country can also take part online from lionheartslearning.com/hthauction
Every dollar raised will go directly to Lion Hearts Learning, helping create safe, supportive spaces where children undergoing cancer treatment and their families can play, connect, and heal.
“Lion Hearts Learning does incredible work in the community,” said Suffa. “Unfortunately, a lot of families have been impacted by childhood cancer, including Pressure’s, so we’re grateful to be able to help fundraise for a very worthy charity.”
For auction details and updates, keep an eye on Hilltop Hoods’ official channels and Lion Hearts Learning socials.
lionheartslearning.com/hthauction
The Never Coming Home national tour is set to swing through Adelaide for two sold out shows this weekend, before moving around the rest of the country. There are limited tickets remaining to Qudos Bank Arena (Syd) on 28 Feb and Entertainment Centre (Bris) on 13 March, on sale now from https://hilltophoods.com/.
Fall From the Light is out now, via Island Records Australia.
HILLTOP HOODS – NEVER COMING HOME NATIONAL TOUR
Presented by TEG and Blue Max Music
SAT 14 FEB | MYSTATE BANK ARENA, HOBART | AA | SOLD OUT
FRI 20 FEB | ENTERTAINMENT CENTRE, ADELAIDE | AA | SOLD OUT
SAT 21 FEB | ENTERTAINMENT CENTRE, ADELAIDE | AA | SOLD OUT
FRI 27 FEB | QUDOS BANK ARENA, SYDNEY | AA | FINAL TICKETS
*AARADHNA APPEARING IN PLACE OF MAVERICK SABRE
SAT 28 FEB | QUDOS BANK ARENA, SYDNEY | AA | SOLD OUT
FRI 6 MAR | ROD LAVER ARENA, MELBOURNE | AA | SOLD OUT
SAT 7 MAR | ROD LAVER ARENA, MELBOURNE | AA | SOLD OUT
FRI 13 MAR | ENTERTAINMENT CENTRE, BRISBANE | AA | FINAL TICKETS
SAT 14 MAR | ENTERTAINMENT CENTRE, BRISBANE | AA | SOLD OUT
SAT 21 MAR | RAC ARENA, PERTH | AA | SOLD OUT