Big Pineapple Festival is turning 10, and it’s set to be the juiciest party yet. With a decade of music, sunshine, and good vibes under its crown, the iconic festival is celebrating big with a lineup and atmosphere that’s ripe for the picking.

Good Things Festival returns this December with dates locked for Melbourne, Sydney, and Brisbane, with Sydney scoring a new home at the Showground.

After a fiery one-off return at Froth & Fury, Testeagles are back for a full-blown comeback tour, celebrating 25 years of Non Comprehendus. Against the odds, bassist D’s triumph over major health battles makes this reunion hit even harder.

Bullet For My Valentine return to Australia this October for their biggest headline tour yet, celebrating 20 years of The Poison with special guests While She Sleeps and The Devil Wears Prada.

For the first time ever, Luxembourg’s dark folk icon ROME brings his powerful live show to Australia. Led by Jerome Reuter, ROME has spent two decades building a loyal global following with a prolific catalogue blending post-punk, chanson, and underground intensity. Catch his long-awaited debut this August.

UK rock icons The Darkness return to Australia and New Zealand in February 2026 for a massive summer tour, hitting Brisbane, Gold Coast, Sydney, Melbourne, and more.

Froth and Fury Fest 2026 is back with a lineup that hits like a dropkick to the face. Soulfly, Nailbomb, Archspire, and more. Perth and Adelaide, you lucky people. The rest of us over here in the east coast are praying for sideshows.

Japanese rock giants ONE OK ROCK return to Australia in March 2026 for their biggest tour yet, joined by special guests Stand Atlantic. Catch their explosive live show in Melbourne, Sydney, and Brisbane as part of the DETOX tour.

Local support announced – Mammon’s Throne joins the bill.

Adding to the despair are Melbourne doomsters Mammon’s Throne, setting the stage with their dark, heavy sonic alchemy. After 35 years, UK doom legends My Dying Bride make their long-awaited Australian debut this September with two exclusive shows. Featuring Mikko Kotamäki of Swallow The Sun, these exclusive shows are not to be missed.

Bird’s Robe is turning 15 and throwing one hell of a party this December in Brisbane, Melbourne, and Sydney. With a stacked lineup including COG, toe, Caspian, and more, it’s set to be massive.

Supports have been announced as grindcore legends PIG DESTROYER return to Australia and New Zealand for the first time since 2008, bringing their vicious, unrelenting assault with them. They’ll be joined by Singapore’s WORMROT.

Park Waves has arrived. The debut lineup is stacked with Aussie heavyweights — Northlane, Alpha Wolf and The Amity Affliction are leading a tour set to tear through 11 cities across Australia.

Suicidal Tendencies return to Australia and New Zealand this November for headline shows with support from Big Noter, the new project from Briggs. These dates mark their first appearances in Auckland and Perth since 2018.

Smoko’s over. CHOOF are back to blast your ears and steal your beers. Catch ’em this winter as they pollute a stage near you.

As EMO stalwarts The Spill Canvas prepare to bring their long-awaited tour to Australian shores for the first time alongside The Juliana Theory, fans can expect more than just a nostalgic set. It’s a celebration of two decades of music, marked by full album performances and, more profoundly, a deep reconnection between artists and audience.

Mournful Congregation have been added to all dates of Sigh’s upcoming Australian tour this October.

To mark one year since the release of their second album Introsphere, Melbourne deathcore outfit Gravemind will hit the stage this September for a run of intimate headline shows, joined by Body Prison and Melting.

Vektor has officially added a Brisbane show to their upcoming Australian tour. Fans will now have the chance to catch the band live at Black Bear Lodge as part of their run down under.