Cup Of Joe 2026 ‘STARDUST’ Tour Brings OPM To Australia
Australia-based fans of the “Multo” hitmakers will finally get to hear the band’s music live.
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This October, pop-rock band Cup Of Joe will be bringing their sound to Australia in their 2026 ‘STARDUST’ Tour.
The announcement was made on the band’s Facebook and Instagram accounts with the caption: “Cup of Joe is bringing the tour Down Under.” This will mark the first time the Baguio-born band will be bringing their ‘STARDUST’ Tour to the continent. Previously, the group held a US-Canada tour last October to November, 2025.
More details are expected to drop on their social media pages.
Formed in 2018, Cup Of Joe — composed of lead vocalists Gian Bernardino and Raphaell Ridao, lead guitarist Gabriel Fernandez, rhythm guitarist CJ Fernandez, and keyboardist Xen Gareza — have since risen to national and international stardom in their eight-year run.
Their 2024 mega-hit “Multo” maintains its presence in the Billboard Philippines Hot 100, now enjoying its 74th week on the chart as of July 11. Recently, the band was in Japan and won the Special Award for Philippine Popular Music at the Music Awards Japan 2026, with “Multo” also being nominated for the Best Song Asia Award. During the event at the TOYOTA ARENA TOKYO, the band also performed their hit.
Revisit Cup Of Joe’s acclaimed 2025 album Silakbo below:
Frequently Asked Questions
Cup Of Joe’s 2026 ‘STARDUST’ Tour heads to Australia this October — their first time performing on the continent, with exact dates still unannounced.
Cup Of Joe is a Baguio-born band featuring lead vocalists Gian Bernardino and Raphaell Ridao, guitarists Gabriel and CJ Fernandez, and keyboardist Xen Gareza.
As of July 11, 2026, Cup Of Joe’s 2024 hit “Multo” is in its 74th week on the Billboard Philippines Hot 100 chart.
Yes — Cup Of Joe won the Special Award for Philippine Popular Music, with “Multo” also nominated for Best Song Asia.
Yes — the band held a US-Canada tour from October to November 2025, ahead of the 2026 ‘STARDUST’ Tour’s Australian leg.