Joined by UK heavyweights Sylosis, the tour will see the Western Massachusetts legends deliver a career spanning set packed with era defining anthems, fan favourites and material from their latest record, This Consequence.
Killswitch Engage 2026 Australian tour
Killswitch Engage 2026 Australia/New Zealand Tour Dates
- Saturday, October 31st – Auckland (Powerstation)
- Sunday, November 1st – Wellington (Meow Nui)
- Tuesday, November 3rd – Brisbane (Fortitude Music Hall)
- Friday, November 6th – Sydney (Enmore Theatre)
- Saturday, November 7th – Wollongong (Waves)
- Tuesday, November 10th – Melbourne (Forum)
- Thursday, November 12th – Adelaide (Hindley Street Music Hall)
- Saturday, November 14th – Perth (Metro Fremantle)
Spotify pre-sale kicks off Tuesday, May 19th, with general tickets on sale Thursday, May 21st.
Two decades and counting
For more than two decades, Killswitch Engage have stood at the forefront of modern heavy music, helping define the metalcore movement with a sound that fused razor sharp European inspired riffing, East Coast hardcore aggression and emotionally charged lyricism.
Their catalogue remains one of heavy music’s most influential, spanning landmark releases including Alive Or Just Breathing, The End of Heartache and As Daylight Dies, alongside chart dominating later records like Disarm The Descent, Incarnate and 2019’s Atonement.
Fresh off celebrating 25 years as a band, Killswitch Engage enter this next chapter riding high on the success of This Consequence, which delivered “I Believe”, the biggest radio hit of their career.
The upcoming run promises to showcase every era of the band’s evolution, with the same relentless energy that has made them one of heavy music’s most revered live acts.
Across their career, the band has shared stages with titans including Iron Maiden, Slayer, Slipknot and Parkway Drive, with Sylosis opening each night, this is shaping up to be one of 2026’s essential heavy tours.
Follow me for more on the Australian and US Metal Scene:
‘ The preceding article may include information circulated by third parties ’
‘ Some details of this article were extracted from the following source bluntmag.com.au ’
![[L-R] Professor Tshidi Mohapeloa, Dean of Commerce; Professor Michelle Karels, Registrar; Dr Kwezi Mzilikazi, Deputy Vice Chancellor: Research, Innovation and Strategic Partnerships; Professor 'Mabokang Monnapula-Mapesela, Deputy Vice Chancellor: Academic and Student Affairs; Professor Siphokazi Magadla, Dean of Humanities; and Professor Boudina McConnachie, Head of Music and Musicology. [PIC: Micky Oscar]](https://celebrity.land/en/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/Latest-News-Where-language-ends-music-speaks-Professor-Catherine-350x250.png)
