Periphery in Hindmarsh, Australia 2027

<p>GRAMMY® Award-nominated progressive metal quintet&nbsp;<strong>Periphery</strong>&nbsp;are headed&nbsp;back to Australia next March, bringing&nbsp;their new album&nbsp;<em><strong>A Pale White Dot</strong></em>&nbsp;to life on stages across the country for a six-date headline tour.&nbsp;Supporting them on&nbsp;all dates will be Sydney modern metalcore outfit&nbsp;<strong>Inertia</strong>&nbsp;- tickets go on sale&nbsp;Thursday 10 September at 9am local time via Destroy All Lines.<br><br>The upcoming tour marks the band’s return down under following their 2024 appearance at&nbsp;Monolith Festival, kicking&nbsp;off on Monday 8th March at&nbsp;<strong>Astor Theatre</strong>&nbsp;in Perth, before making stops at&nbsp;<strong>The Gov</strong>&nbsp;in Adelaide,&nbsp;<strong>Forum</strong>&nbsp;in Melbourne,&nbsp;<strong>Metro Theatre</strong>&nbsp;in Sydney and&nbsp;<strong>The Basement</strong>&nbsp;in Canberra before wrapping&nbsp;at&nbsp;<strong>The Tivoli</strong>&nbsp;in Brisbane on Wednesday 17th March.<br><br>Formed nearly two decades ago, Periphery—<strong>Misha Mansoor</strong>&nbsp;[guitar, programming],&nbsp;<strong>Jake Bowen</strong>&nbsp;[guitar, programming],&nbsp;<strong>Matt Halpern</strong>&nbsp;[drums],&nbsp;<strong>Spencer Sotelo</strong>&nbsp;[vocals]&nbsp;and&nbsp;<strong>Mark Holcomb</strong>&nbsp;[guitar]—have spent their career diligently reshaping,&nbsp;recharging, and redefining themselves. The band’s signature sound has evolved like any living and breathing organism would, gaining complexity and strength through life experience. Such progression has enabled the collective to deliver its most cohesive offering yet,&nbsp;<em>A Pale White Dot</em>&nbsp;(<strong>3DOT&nbsp;Recordings</strong>).<br><br>From their 2010 self-titled debut through to 2023’s&nbsp;<em><strong>Periphery V: Djent Is Not a Genre</strong></em>, the band have built a reputation for mind-blowing instrumentation, immersive soundscape architecture, cathartically crushing vocals, and cosmically catchy melodies, but you’ll also get emotional acuity, raw humanity, and a level of relatability that could only come from a group of brothers who have effectively gone through it all. Periphery has charged ahead at lightspeed since the 2010 release of their self-titled debut LP. Along the way, they picked up a GRAMMY®&nbsp;Award nomination for&nbsp;“Best Metal Performance,”&nbsp;notched three straight Top 25 debuts on the&nbsp;Billboard&nbsp;200, clocked hundreds of millions of streams, and sold out shows in multiple continents.<br><br>Supporting Periphery across Australia is Sydney-siders&nbsp;Inertia. Described by&nbsp;<a href="https://us.list-manage.com/rlqxmh0Zcz3?e=af43825e65&amp;c2id=fbaa1b05c05b81b2ed5aa9124b9e12d9" target="_blank">Rolling Stone Australia</a>&nbsp;as<em>&nbsp;"one of Australia’s most compelling heavy acts right now",</em>&nbsp;Inertia&nbsp;have forged&nbsp;their path as ones to watch in the global heavy scene, and they tightened their grip on modern metalcore with the release of their debut album&nbsp;<em><strong>Second Shadow</strong></em>.&nbsp;The quartet&nbsp;bend and break the boundaries of their genre, targeting fans of Loathe, Spiritbox and Thornhill with flashes&nbsp;of SZA and&nbsp;The Weeknd. The band bring&nbsp;elements of dark pop and soul to the forefront as they explore the darkest corners of metal music and add to it their own sprinkling of emo pop.&nbsp;<br><br>Fans can expect a progressive metal masterclass when Periphery hit Australian stages next March. Don't miss out on tickets - on sale Thursday 10 September at 9am local time&nbsp;via Destroy All Lines. Exclusive presale's available Tuesday 8 September at 9am local time.</p>

Periphery performs live in Hindmarsh, Australia on Wednesday, March 10, 2027 at The Gov. Check the door time listed by the official ticket seller. Official tickets are available below — buy only from verified sources to avoid resale fraud.