360 is taking Falling & Flying into small rooms around Australia, announcing a 2027 tour built around a performance of the album in full.
Teamwrk Touring’s announcement lists ten shows across five cities, with two nights apiece in Perth, Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne and Adelaide. The run begins at Perth’s Amplifier in March and finishes at Adelaide’s Jive in April.
Advertised as the Falling & Flying 15th Anniversary Tour, the shows will feature every song on the album plus more. That puts “Boys Like You”, “Child”, “Hammer Head” and “Run Alone” back into the same set, with grassroots venues and bandrooms forming the itinerary.
Released in 2011, Falling & Flying became 360’s breakthrough second album, reaching No. 4 on the Australian albums chart.
Looking back on its creation in Tone Deaf’s 2021 track-by-track interview, the rapper described wrestling with whether listeners would accept the pop, indie and electronic influences entering his songwriting.
“I can’t do what I think people want me to do. I need to do what I feel,” he recalled.
The forthcoming shows revisit that record as a complete work, with the tour announcement promising material beyond the album too.
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360’s Falling & Flying tour dates
- Friday, 12 March 2027: Amplifier, Perth
- Saturday, 13 March 2027: Amplifier, Perth
- Friday, 19 March 2027: The Lansdowne, Sydney
- Saturday, 20 March 2027: The Lansdowne, Sydney
- Friday, 2 April 2027: The Brightside, Brisbane
- Saturday, 3 April 2027: The Brightside, Brisbane
- Friday, 9 April 2027: The Leadbeater Hotel, Melbourne
- Saturday, 10 April 2027: The Leadbeater Hotel, Melbourne
- Friday, 16 April 2027: Jive, Adelaide
- Saturday, 17 April 2027: Jive, Adelaide
Registration links for each city are available through Teamwrk Touring.
Tickets for the 12 March Perth show are listed to go on sale on Friday, 30 October at 6am AWST, with general admission priced at $69.90. That show is 18+.
Age conditions vary across the run. The 17 April show at Adelaide’s Jive is listed as all ages, with under-18 tickets available.





