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Content Source: OztixMassachusetts-based melodic hardcore powerhouse A Wilhelm Scream are back in Australia in 2026 for a run of headline shows in seven cities across the country.
Coming off the back of a HUGE 2025 - including the European Common Thread Tour with names like Hot Water Music, Spanish Love Songs and Joyce Manor - A Wilhelm Scream shows no sign of slowing down. Playing over 250 shows each year, such work ethic can only be described as heroic.
Far from a cliche quintet, A Wilhelm Screamhave carved out a reputation as one of the best live bands around, bolstered by their staggeringly rich albums of ultra-technical melodic punk rock firestorms. Kicking off in Hobart, the band will race around the country with the pace, the party and the riffs to show exactly why theyve stood the test of time.
Avoiding bandwagons and bucking trends for nearly two decades, A Wilhelm Scream have stayed true to what matters most - music that comes from an honest place.
I guess it's because you never know when your new album is gonna be your final album, so you really wanna put all ya got into it. Thats the legacy I want our band to leave behind when all is said and done, says vocalist-guitarist Trevor Reilly.
But, lucky for us, not all is said and done.
Coming off the back of a HUGE 2025 - including the European Common Thread Tour with names like Hot Water Music, Spanish Love Songs and Joyce Manor - A Wilhelm Scream shows no sign of slowing down. Playing over 250 shows each year, such work ethic can only be described as heroic.
Far from a cliche quintet, A Wilhelm Screamhave carved out a reputation as one of the best live bands around, bolstered by their staggeringly rich albums of ultra-technical melodic punk rock firestorms. Kicking off in Hobart, the band will race around the country with the pace, the party and the riffs to show exactly why theyve stood the test of time.
Avoiding bandwagons and bucking trends for nearly two decades, A Wilhelm Scream have stayed true to what matters most - music that comes from an honest place.
I guess it's because you never know when your new album is gonna be your final album, so you really wanna put all ya got into it. Thats the legacy I want our band to leave behind when all is said and done, says vocalist-guitarist Trevor Reilly.
But, lucky for us, not all is said and done.