Australian rock veterans Jet have announced a second leg of their Rumblin’ Regional Revue, adding eleven shows in regional towns from October 22 to November 30.. The dates follow a busy 2023‑2025 stretch that included an ARIA Hall of Fame induction, a reunion tour, and a stint supporting Lenny Kravitz on his 2025 Australian tour.

Canberra Kick‑off on Oct. 22 Leads a Coast‑to‑Coast Sprint

The newly released schedule opens in Canberra on October 22 before moving to Wollongong, Erina, Hobart, Forth, Toowoomba, Coolum Beach, the Gold Coast, Traralgon, Ballarat and Frankston. According to the tour announcement,each mainland stop will feature Sydney rock outfit Liquid Zoo as the opening act, while Hobart’s psych‑blues group Spooky Eyes will support the Tasmanian shows.

Legacy Hits Meet New Audiences in Regional Hubs

Jet’s setlist is expected to span the band’s two‑decade catalogue, from the 2003 debut Get Born to deeper cuts from later releases. As the source notes, the band’s early singles “Are You Gonna Be My Girl” and “Cold Hard Bitch” once topped Billboard’s Alternative Airplay chart, a rare feat for an Australian act. Bringing those anthems to towns like Forth and Traralgon highlights Jet’s intent to reconnect with fans outside the usual capital‑city circuit.

Regional Tour Signals a Shift From Festival‑Centric Strategies

In an era when legacy bands often limit live work to major festivals and city arenas, Jet’s decision to add multiple regional dates reflects both commercial confidence in their back‑catalogue and a genuine desire to serve underserved markets. The source points out that the move “reflects both the commercial viability of their catalogue and a genuine desire to engage with fans in less frequently serviced areas.”

Who’s Supporting Jet? Local Acts Bolster the Line‑up

Liquid Zoo will appear at all mainland shows, offeing a high‑energy rock complement to Jet’s sound, while Spooky Eyes brings a psych‑blues flavor to the Tasmanian leg. According to the announcement, these supporting acts are intended to “enrich the concert experience” and showcase emerging Australian talent alongside the headline act.

Unanswered Questions: Ticket Demand and Potential Add‑Ons

While the tour dates are set, the source does not disclose how quickly tickets sold out in each market, nor whether additional shows might be added if demand spikes. moreover, it remains unclear if Jet will incorporate any new material from unreleased recordings into the regional setlist.