Who Is Opening for 5 Seconds of Summer on the 2026 EVERYONE'S A STAR! Tour?
Updated August 24, 2026. Three North American shows remain this week, then the tour heads to Latin America, Australia, and New Zealand.
5 Seconds of Summer are out on their sixth headlining run, the EVERYONE'S A STAR! World Tour, supporting their 2026 album of the same name. Unlike a lot of festival-heavy summers, this is a true headline tour with a clear support act, so if you are wondering who you will catch before 5SOS take the stage, the answer is straightforward. Here is who is opening, what they bring, and where the tour goes next.
Who Is Opening: The Band Camino
For the North American leg, The Band Camino is the sole opening act, announced in February 2026 to support every US and Canadian date. That makes this an easy one to plan around: there is no rotating undercard to track, so the opener is the same whether you catch the show in Orlando, Seattle, or Toronto.
About The Band Camino
The Band Camino are a Nashville-based alt-pop and rock group who built their following the hard way, through relentless touring and a run of anthemic, radio-ready singles. Their sound sits comfortably next to 5SOS: big choruses, guitar-driven hooks, and a live show built for crowds that came to sing along. For a 5SOS audience, they are about as natural a pairing as the support slot gets, and they are a real draw in their own right rather than a warmup you can skip.
Support Acts on the International Legs
The opener changes once the tour leaves North America. On the completed European leg, 5SOS were joined by a rotating set of support acts including South Arcade, Master Peace, and Haiden Henderson. The Australia and New Zealand dates feature Cub Sport in the support slot, announced in April for every show on that leg. Mexico, South America, and most of the Asia dates have no confirmed opener yet, so check your specific date before you buy.
Where 5 Seconds of Summer Are Playing Next
The North American run wraps this week with three final dates, all with The Band Camino opening: West Valley City, UT (August 26), Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View, CA (August 28), and PH Live at Planet Hollywood in Las Vegas (August 29).
From there the tour heads to Mexico in September (Mexico City September 9, Guadalajara September 11, Monterrey September 12), then a South American arena run through Buenos Aires, São Paulo, Belo Horizonte, Santiago, Bogotá, and Lima (September 16-27). No support act has been announced for the Mexico or South America dates yet.
The Australia and New Zealand leg runs late October into November, opening at Auckland's Spark Arena on October 24 and hitting Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, and Perth, with Cub Sport supporting all of those shows. An Asia leg follows in November and December, with the band's new album Everyone's a Star! landing mid-tour on November 14.
You can see the full, current routing on the 5 Seconds of Summer artist page, which pulls live dates as they are announced.
Getting Tickets
Since The Band Camino open the entire North American run, there is no need to chase a specific city for the opener: every US and Canadian date carries the same bill. The arena nights and the bigger amphitheater shows tend to move fastest, so check the date you want on the artist page and grab seats early. If you are seeing the tour in Europe or Asia-Pacific, confirm the local support act before you buy, since it changes by region.
Get tickets: Buy 5 Seconds of Summer tickets on Ticketmaster or compare prices on SeatGeek. Full dates and venue details are on the 5 Seconds of Summer page on TourWax.