Multi-GRAMMY Award-winning, diamond-selling band TRAIN is returning to Australia in 2027 – and they are bringing Barenaked Ladies as special guests to Sydney.
The Drops of Jupiter: 25 Years in The Atmosphere Tour will bring fans an epic night of music filled with Train’s most iconic, chart-topping hits including RIAA diamond-certified, #1 best-selling smash “Hey, Soul Sister,” double-GRAMMY-winning iconic track “Drops of Jupiter,” 5x platinum-certified anthem “Drive By,” and many more from their critically acclaimed catalogue spanning three decades.
With more than 10 million albums and 30 million tracks sold worldwide, 14 songs on Billboard’s Hot 100, and 13 albums on the Billboard 200, Train is marking yet another milestone in 2026, as they celebrate 25 years of their iconic, career-defining album Drops of Jupiter. Originally released in 2001, the album’s double-GRAMMY Award-winning title track is continuing to reach new heights, achieving rare RIAA diamond status and recently named by Rolling Stone as one of the 250 Greatest Songs of the 21st Century So Far, who proclaimed the song “has taken its place as a true standard, the closest this era has gotten to a ‘Don’t Stop Believin’’ or ‘Africa’ of its own” and declared: “it’s the music equivalent of the best soy latte that you ever had.”
Joining Train on their Australian leg of the tour is Canadian alt-rock band Barenaked Ladies who make their long-awaited return and first Australian tour in over 25 years.
Barenaked Ladies have spent nearly four decades building a reputation as one of the best live acts on the planet.
The beloved quartet has sold over 15 million records worldwide and built up an arsenal of hits such as “If I Had $1,000,000”, “Pinch Me”, “One Week” and “The Big Bang Theory Theme”.
The band’s catalogue has remained a staple on radio, streaming playlists and live stages around the world, Renowned for their infectious energy, musicianship and spontaneous crowd interaction, the band features Ed Robertson alongside Tyler Stewart, Kevin Hearn and Jim Creeggan.