The Longest Johns Brisbane 2027

Confirmed: The Longest Johns Brisbane 2027 at The Princess Theatre

This one is real. The Longest Johns is confirmed for Wednesday 3 March 2027 at The Princess Theatre, on the The Longest Johns Brisbane 2027 tour. This is a confirmed Concert date in Brisbane: the venue and day have been published by the official seller.

On sale since 17 September 2026.

Brisbane dates on record for this tour: Wednesday 3 March 2027.

A confirmed date changes what you should be watching for. Before the announcement, the question was whether Brisbane would get a show at all. Now it is about access: presale windows, the speed of the queue, how many tickets each tier holds, and whether the promoter keeps a reserve for later. Australian tours often hold back production seats until the stage design is finalised, then release them a week or two before the date. Those late releases are rarely publicised widely.

That is where our alert is useful even after a show is on sale. We track this Concert listing and email you if tickets come back, if a new date is added in Brisbane, or if the event is moved or rescheduled. Weather-related changes are not unusual for outdoor events in Queensland’s summer, and indoor shows can shift too when a tour is re-routed.

Keep your confirmation email and buy only from the official seller or its approved resale service.

About The Princess Theatre, home of The Longest Johns Brisbane 2027

The Brisbane show by The Longest Johns is booked at The Princess Theatre. Knowing the room changes how you buy: on a standing floor you are choosing between arriving early or not, while in a seated venue the price tier decides your view.

The theatre stands at 8 Annerley Road in Woolloongabba, just south of the Mater hospitals. South Brisbane and Park Road stations are each about a ten to fifteen minute walk, and the Mater Hill busway station is close by. From the CBD, buses towards Annerley and the southern suburbs pass the door. Street parking in the surrounding streets is tight and often restricted because of the hospitals, so public transport or rideshare is the simpler option. If you are coming from a Gabba match or a South Bank dinner, the theatre is close enough to walk in a few minutes.

A rough guide to Brisbane rooms. Larger venues such as the Brisbane Entertainment Centre and Suncorp Stadium sell in sections, with floor, lower and upper levels priced differently. The outdoor sites — Riverstage and the South Bank forecourt — are mostly general admission, with the best spots taken by the people who queue. The Valley halls are standing rooms with limited balcony seating, so if you need to sit, check the ticket type carefully before buying.

Accessibility varies between new and heritage buildings. If you need wheelchair-accessible seating, a companion ticket under the Companion Card scheme, or other access arrangements, contact the ticket seller’s accessibility line rather than buying a standard ticket and hoping it can be swapped. Those allocations are limited, and they are usually handled separately from the main on-sale.

We do not publish seating maps we cannot verify; the official one appears on the ticketing page for this Concert event.

How to get The Longest Johns Brisbane tickets without the stress

Here is the short version of how tickets for this date are being sold, based on official information: On sale since 17 September 2026.

For most Australian tours, the order is fan presale, promoter or partner presale, then general sale. Each stage has a fixed allocation, so a sold-out presale does not mean the general sale will be empty — it means that stage’s share is gone. Keep trying at the next stage.

A few points help on the day. Use one device and one browser tab; multiple tabs can put you behind yourself in the queue. Know what you want before you get in — floor or seat, how many tickets, the maximum you will pay. And do not refresh a waiting room page once you are in it.

Look out for ticket limits per account (often four to eight) and for named or mobile-only tickets that cannot be easily passed on. If plans change, the original seller’s transfer or resale feature is the safe way out.

Already have tickets? Set the alert anyway. We tell subscribers if The Longest Johns adds a second Brisbane night, if the date or venue moves, or if better seats are released close to the show — useful if you bought high up and want to upgrade.

Price guide for The Longest Johns in Brisbane

The official seller sets the final prices for The Longest Johns at The Princess Theatre, and they can include dynamic pricing. As a planning aid, here is the range we see for comparable Folk shows in Brisbane rooms of this type:

• Cheapest seats or general admission: about A$59–A$99
• Standard reserved seats: about A$99–A$149
• Best seats or front-of-floor: about A$149–A$199
• VIP and premium packages: from A$199 up to A$259 and beyond

For a single reference figure, a typical mid-venue seat for a show of this kind sits around A$129. Booking fees, card surcharges and delivery charges come on top, and they differ between Ticketek and Ticketmaster. VIP packages vary a great deal: some include early entry or a merchandise item, others a lounge or soundcheck access. Read the inclusions rather than assuming.

Prices on resale platforms are not covered by this guide. In Queensland, reselling tickets far above face value is restricted for events at major state venues, and many tours also cap resale prices through their own official exchange. If a listing looks far too cheap or far too expensive, walk away.

Want to know if cheaper tickets come back? The alert covers price releases for this event.

On the night: The Longest Johns Brisbane practical guide

The theatre stands at 8 Annerley Road in Woolloongabba, just south of the Mater hospitals. South Brisbane and Park Road stations are each about a ten to fifteen minute walk, and the Mater Hill busway station is close by. From the CBD, buses towards Annerley and the southern suburbs pass the door. Street parking in the surrounding streets is tight and often restricted because of the hospitals, so public transport or rideshare is the simpler option. If you are coming from a Gabba match or a South Bank dinner, the theatre is close enough to walk in a few minutes.

Timing matters. Doors usually open an hour or more before the support act, and headliners in Australia commonly start between 8.30 and 9pm — but every tour is different, and set times are often only published in the last week. Check the official listing on the day.

The weather is part of a Brisbane concert. In the hotter months, from around November to March, days are humid and storms can build in the afternoon. For outdoor shows, bring a light rain jacket rather than an umbrella, which many venues do not allow, and drink water while queueing. In winter, Brisbane evenings are mild, but an open-air venue by the river can still feel cool after dark.

Plan the trip home before you leave. Trains to and from the city run through Central and Roma Street, the main hubs, and big events often bring extra services, but the last trains on weeknights can be earlier than you expect. Taxi ranks and rideshare pick-up areas near large venues get very busy right after the encore; walking ten minutes away before booking often helps.

Finally, keep your phone charged. Most Brisbane venues now scan mobile tickets at the gate.

Seeing The Longest Johns Brisbane live

In Brisbane that means a hushed, attentive room, from the same Queensland crowd that heads to Woodford every summer.

The The Longest Johns Brisbane 2027 run brings The Longest Johns to The Princess Theatre, and the Brisbane date is the one most Queenslanders will travel for. We do not publish predicted setlists; we prefer to show only what has actually happened. If The Longest Johns has played Brisbane before, our history table further down lists verified past shows, with venues and dates.

Is the date official? Yes. It takes place on Wednesday 3 March 2027 at The Princess Theatre, Brisbane, and that date has been published by the official ticket seller.

Brisbane’s calendar in 2027 has a good deal around this show. Other artists on fans’ radar for the city this year include:

Loudon Wainwright III Brisbane 2027 · KALEO Brisbane 2027 · Angus & Julia Stone Brisbane 2027 · Tinariwen Brisbane 2027 · Aldous Harding Brisbane 2027 · Boy & Bear Brisbane 2027

Each link goes to its own page with the date, venue and status — confirmed or still to be announced. Setting several alerts is free, and each one only sends an email when there is something concrete: a presale code, an on-sale time, a new date or a change.

A last tip: if you cannot get tickets for this show, an artist from the list above playing a smaller Valley room the same month can be a very good night too, often with less competition for tickets. Smaller rooms in Fortitude Valley and Woolloongabba also tend to sell out more slowly than arena dates, which gives you time to compare.