Sevendust Announce 2027 Australian Tour

Beloved American hard rockers Sevendust will return to Australia in early 2027, announcing a massive national tour today.

Last on our shores in April 2019, the band will bring the groove to our shores again in February, joined by homegrown prog metal heroes Caligula’s Horse.

The tour commences at Perth’s Astor Theatre on Monday, 15 February. It continues at Brisbane’s The Tivoli on Wednesday, 17 February; Sydney’s Enmore Theatre on Thursday, 18 February; and concludes at Melbourne’s Forum on Saturday, 20 February.

The Destroy All Lines pre-sale launches on Monday, 9 November, at 11 am local time, followed by the venue pre-sale on Tuesday, 10 November, at 11 am local time. Sign up for pre-sale access here.

The general sale kicks off on Wednesday, 11 November, at 11 am local time – head to the Destroy All Lines website for more details.

Sevendust are touring in support of their fifteenth album, One, released in May. Following the lead single Unbreakable, which peaked at #21 on the US Mainstream Rock Tracks chart, the band have embarked on a headline tour with Atreyu, Fire from the Gods, and American Adrenaline, and have performed at major festivals.

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Having worked with artists and members of bands such as Deftones, Creed, Periphery, Xzibit and Daughtry, Sevendust have established themselves as an enduring force in hard rock, with unpredictable guitar riffs, major grooves, and soulful vocals.

Reviewing their show at Sydney’s Metro Theatre in April 2019, The Music’s Anna Rose wrote:

Seasoned pros, in their 25-year tenure Sevendust have never come across as anything other than genuine – this gig was no exception. They don’t mince their older material for the sake of the newer, performing it all with as much enthusiasm as you’d imagine they did the first time around.

Sevendust force you to live in the now, the power of their performance and the unadulterated passion they have for both music and their fans completely untouched by rock'n'roll stereotypes. Sevendust made us feel things we didn’t know were possible to feel.

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