
Northlane 'The Anemoia Experience' 2026
Access from Tue, 11th August 10am AWST - Thu, 13th August 10am AWST
Access from Wed, 12th August 11am AEST/9am AWST - Thu, 13th August 10am AWST
Dear Ticket Holder,
We are emailing to inform you that Northlane's upcoming tour in November is being rescheduled to May 2027.
Please see below a statement from Northlane
An important update from Northlane regarding Anemoia, our Australia & New Zealand tour. Due to production delays, the release of Anemoia is moving to November 27, 2026. Alongside the album delay, Josh has been dealing with significant, rapidly worsening chronic health issues over the past two years and now requires immediate intervention which will prevent him from travelling or performing. With his health and rehabilitation a priority, alongside the delayed release of the record, we have made the difficult decision to reschedule our Australia & New Zealand tour to May 2027. All existing tickets will remain valid for the rescheduled May 2027 dates, which we’ll announce very soon.These decisions have been incredibly tough to make. Delivering the full experience to you matters to us, and we don’t take decisions like this lightly. We recognise the impact these changes may have on those who’ve made plans around the original dates, and we appreciate your patience and understanding.
Please note - No action is required, your current tickets will be valid for new dates.
Please stand by for further information regarding the new tour dates.
Thank you.
Australian heavy music trailblazers, Northlane will embark on their biggest Australian headline this November with the Anemoia Tour joined by special guests After The Burial (usa), Cenobia + Above, Below.
Having announced their forthcoming album, Anemoia, out October 30 with their latest track "CUT_it" that encapsulates the bone-weariness of total burnout. Driven by a low-end groove that bends and bows under the unrelenting weight of exhaustion, Marcus Bridge flexes a new menacing side of his huge vocal range before the song erupts into merciless heaviness.
Following on from their #1 album Obsidian (2022), Anemoia toys with the concept of feeling nostalgia for a time or place one has never known. This yearning opens up a dichotomy of darkness and light, where the sense of freedom of eras past buoys a carefree energy running through tracks like first single "Evian", while feelings of anger and despair come roaring back when the present day shatters the reverie, leading to some of Northlane’s heaviest moments since their first EP.
Across a career defined by seismic shifts, Northlane have stared down technological anxiety, alienation and collapse, channelling it into a highly influential body of work that is as expansive as it is confrontational. With the world in dire straits, it would have been easy for them to descend into the void on album number seven. Instead, they emerged from the studio with their most hopeful and human record yet.
More than 15 years into their career, Northlane continue to stand at the forefront of heavy music globally with a singular sound that shifts the genre’s landscape with every release. With multiple chart-topping albums, awards and over 500 million streams, the band has built a legacy defined by the restless pursuit of innovation. On Anemoia, they have not chosen between the worlds that shaped them - they have finally found where they meet.
Metalcore pioneers, After The Burial from Minneapolis will make their long awaited return back to Australia. Since their last visit down under back in 2019 when they supported Make Them Suffer, the band have been carving away with new material, Going on a hiatus for four years, the band returned with strength with a two track single 'Embrace The Inifinity' in 2023 and their latest offering with Hum From The Hollow in 2025.
Cenobia, the mysterious artist who bursted into the music scene back in 2025. With her debut single 'Devour Me' accumulating million of streams across streaming platforms then following it up from strength to strength with 'Throne Of Want' and 'Make Us Whole Again'. Once awoken from her slumber, she announced her debut performance at Oxford Art Factory that sold out within minutes and left all fans wanting more. Rounding out the bill will be South-Eastern Sydney siders in Above, Below who have received massive praise from heavy music fans with their sophomore album 'I Guess It Was Nowhere'. This will be the bands first time performing these songs live and will be the first tour they have done across the country since supporting US Metalcore giants in Silent Planet and Currents back in 2023.
Secure your tickets now to experience the Anemoia Tour this November across Australia.
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