News
11 November 2026 – Metric, Broken Social Scene and Stars Announce Australian All The Feelings Tour for 2027
By Editorial Team - November 11, 2026
Summary
Canadian indie royalty Metric, Broken Social Scene, and Stars announce joint Australian 'All The Feelings Tour' for March 2027 covering Melbourne, Brisbane, and Sydney.
Key Facts
- Metric, Broken Social Scene, and Stars unite for the Australian 'All The Feelings Tour' in March 2027.
- The tour will visit Melbourne, Brisbane, and Sydney celebrating over two decades of intertwined Canadian indie music history.
- Broken Social Scene follow their 2026 album 'Remember The Humans' and 2002 landmark 'You Forgot It in People'.
- Entities: Metric, Broken Social Scene, Stars, All The Feelings Tour, Kevin Drew, Brendan Canning, Emily Haines, James Shaw, Torquil Campbell, Amy Millan, Melbourne, Brisbane, Sydney, Australia, Canada
- Tags: metric, broken-social-scene, stars, all-the-feelings-tour, canadian-indie-rock, australian-tour-2027, kevin-drew, emily-haines, toronto-music
Three defining titans of Canadian indie rock are joining forces for a historic Australian concert tour in March 2027. Metric, Broken Social Scene and Stars have officially announced the All The Feelings Tour, bringing monumental co-headlining performances to Melbourne, Brisbane and Sydney.
The announcement unites musicians whose creative lives have been inextricably intertwined since Toronto's indie boom of the early 2000s. Under the leadership of Kevin Drew and Brendan Canning, Broken Social Scene pioneered an expansive communal ethos that welcomed countless players into their collective. Their landmark 2002 LP You Forgot It in People became a generational touchstone, spawning beloved classics like Lover's Spit, Almost Crimes and Stars and Sons before returning in 2026 with Remember The Humans.
Metric and Stars forged equally iconic independent identities while remaining integral branches of the same Canadian musical family tree. Emily Haines and James Shaw of Metric, alongside Torquil Campbell and Amy Millan of Stars, have shaped international alternative pop-rock for over two decades.
Their collaborative tour represents far more than a package bill—it is a celebration of a golden era in independent music whose emotional resonance remains completely timeless. For Australian concertgoers, the series offers a once-in-a-lifetime chance to witness three kindred bands share a single stage. Apparently the early-2000s Canadian indie scene has reached the point where fans can relive their youth across three hours, hopefully without booking three separate babysitters. Browse more tour news in our daily news archive and indie rock coverage.