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Chiodos Returns: First Aussie Tour in 10 Years!

Rohit Singh
Last updated: August 3, 2026 5:39 pm
Rohit Singh
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Chiodos Announce Australian Tour for 20th Anniversary of Debut Album

Get ready, music fans! The iconic Michigan-based post-hardcore band Chiodos is making a long-awaited return to Australia after more than ten years. Their visit coincides with the 20th anniversary of their seminal debut album, All’s Well That Ends Well, which they will perform live in its entirety this November.

Contents
  • Chiodos Announce Australian Tour for 20th Anniversary of Debut Album
  • Exciting Tour Line-Up and Dates
  • The Legacy of All’s Well That Ends Well
  • Chiodos: A New Chapter
  • Supporting Acts: Rain City Drive and The Beautiful Monument
  • Conclusion: An Unmissable Event

Exciting Tour Line-Up and Dates

The nostalgia-fueled tour will also feature special guests, with U.S. post-hardcore band Rain City Drive and Melbourne’s local favorites The Beautiful Monument joining them for all five dates. Kicking off on Saturday, 21st November at Brisbane’s The Tivoli, Chiodos will also perform in Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, and conclude their tour at Perth’s Magnet House on Saturday, 28th November. Here’s a summary of the tour dates:

  • SATURDAY 21 NOVEMBER – THE TIVOLI, BRISBANE 18+
  • SUNDAY 22 NOVEMBER – METRO THEATRE, SYDNEY LIC AA
  • WEDNESDAY 25 NOVEMBER – 170 RUSSELL, MELBOURNE 18+
  • THURSDAY 26 NOVEMBER – THE GOV, ADELAIDE LIC AA
  • SATURDAY 28 NOVEMBER – MAGNET HOUSE, PERTH 18+

General tickets will go on sale on Tuesday, 4th August, at 12:00 PM local time and can be purchased from destroyalllines.com.

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The Legacy of All’s Well That Ends Well

Originally released in 2005, All’s Well That Ends Well helped to establish Chiodos as a standout band within the mid-2000s post-hardcore wave. The album features a unique blend of chaotic breakdowns, haunting piano melodies, and Craig Owens’ striking vocal range, which includes both powerful clean vocals and intense screams. Standout tracks, such as ‘Baby, You Wouldn’t Last A Minute On The Creek’ and ‘The Words “Best Friend” Become Redefined,’ have become fan favorites over the years. To celebrate its 20th anniversary, Owens even re-recorded the album in 2025.

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Chiodos: A New Chapter

Chiodos came back into the spotlight after emerging from a hiatus in 2024. They caught the world’s attention by performing at the popular When We Were Young festival and went on to sell out shows across various venues. Their latest single, ‘TAPDAT,’ marks another exciting chapter in the band’s ongoing evolution.

Supporting Acts: Rain City Drive and The Beautiful Monument

Rain City Drive will also return to Australia following their headlining tour earlier this year. The Florida-based outfit has garnered a significant fan base and is recognized for their blend of post-hardcore heaviness paired with catchy melodic hooks. Having previously toured with popular bands like Dance Gavin Dance and Memphis May Fire, they are sure to captivate the audience.

Joining the tour is Melbourne’s The Beautiful Monument, who will showcase material from their upcoming third studio album, Euphoric Thriller, set to be released on Friday, 7th August.

Conclusion: An Unmissable Event

This Australian tour is not only a chance to relive the nostalgia of Chiodos’ classic debut album but also an opportunity to experience the evolution of modern post-hardcore music. Whether you’re a long-time fan or new to their music, these performances promise to be unforgettable.

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