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Delivery announce new album Zone 3 and Irish dates

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Delivery. Photo Credit: James Devlin. Delivery. Photo Credit: James Devlin.
DELIVERY. Photo credit: James Devlin.

The Melbourne band’s third album is out February 26th 2027 on Heavenly Recordings, with Dublin, Galway and Belfast shows landing this October.

Delivery have announced their third album, Zone 3, out Friday February 26th 2027 via Heavenly Recordings, alongside first single ‘Measuring Cup’. It follows 2025’s acclaimed Force Majeure, and was recorded in just twelve days at Melbourne’s York Street Studios with producer Dan Luscombe and engineer Stefan Blair.

Delivery - Measuring Cup (Official Video)

‘Measuring Cup’ is a punk-rock punch of a track, built around the pressure to figure out who someone is and whether they’re “your people,” and the reward of finding someone who actually aligns with you, politically, socially or otherwise. “It’s like an invitation to get on a level together and join the club,” the band say of it.

Tour dates:

  • October 21st – De Zweaver, Lefinge, BE
  • October 22nd – Vera, Groningen, NL
  • October 23rd – Le Popupi, Paris, FR
  • October 24th – Lab-T, Diest, BE
  • October 27th – Bello Bar, Dublin, IE
  • October 28th – Róisín Dubh, Galway, IE
  • October 29th – Ulster Sports Club, Belfast, NI
  • October 30th – Zerox, Newcastle, UK
  • October 31st – The Old Hairdressers, Glasgow, UK
  • November 1st – JT Soar Fest, Nottingham, UK
  • November 3rd – YES Basement, Manchester, UK
  • November 4th – Delicious Clam, Sheffield, UK
  • November 5th – The Elephants Head, London, UK
  • November 6th – Daltons, Brighton, UK
  • November 7th – Third Man Records, London, UK
  • November 8th – Dead Wax, Birmingham, UK
  • November 10th – Hyde Park Book Club, Leeds, UK
  • Tickets

Support on the Irish dates from Delivery Service.

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Emerging from Melbourne’s Covid lockdowns, Delivery have spent the last few years turning from a lockdown project into one of Australia’s most restless and compelling guitar bands, fusing post-punk, punk, garage rock and dancefloor rhythms into something distinctly their own. Force Majeure earned them a run of headline UK/EU shows, a support slot with The Vaccines, and festival appearances including Green Man, and Rolling Stone called it “a statement of intent.”

Zone 3 marks a new chapter, written and recorded off the back of extensive time on the road, with the band sounding like a fully formed unit, confident enough to trust their instincts and willing to push past the sound that first defined them. Conceived as a late-night record, it’s built for the hours when the streetlights burn brightest, rigid drum-machine grooves, synth pulses, wiry guitars, hypnotic basslines and vocals that shift between detached cool and infectious urgency, a forty-minute trip through the city after dark.

Zone 3 tracklist:

  1. Measuring Cup
  2. The Opposite Of Umami
  3. Barracuda Capital
  4. Ponzi
  5. No Impact
  6. Ways Of Living
  7. The Rot
  8. New Routine
  9. Zone 2
  10. Monies
  11. Sideswipe
  12. Styles Start

Formats: digital, CD, and clear and orange yolk-coloured vinyl.

Delivery, Bec Allan (bass, vocals), James Lynch (guitars, synths, vocals), Scarlett Maloney (guitar, vocals), Jordan Oakley (guitar) and Liam Kenny (drums, vocals), head to Europe this October for a short tour, including three Irish dates.


Zone 3 is available to pre-order now.

Dates
Tue 27 Oct 2026
Delivery @ Bello Bar, Dublin
Tickets
Wed 28 Oct 2026
Delivery @ Róisín Dubh, Galway
Tickets
Thu 29 Oct 2026
Delivery @ Ulster Sports Club, Belfast
Tickets

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