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Content Source: OztixHypermetal pioneers I See Stars (US) are heading back to Australia in early 2025 for a stellar run of shows across the country. Visiting Australia for the first time in 14 years, fans will get to experience some of their all time favourite tracks along with their latest gems.
Theyll be playing stellar hits from their huge back catalogue, with tracks from studio albums 3-D, The End of the World Party, Digital Renegade, New Demons and Treehouse. The band are set to play The Triffid in Brisbane on 17 January, Newcastle Hotel on 18 January, Crowbar in Sydney on 19 January, Melbournes Max Watts on 22 January, Uni Bar in Adelaide on 23 January and Perths Amplifier Bar on 24 January.
They will be joined by special guests Wind Walkers. The Massachusetts outfit are redefining the sound of post-hardcore and alternative metal with their innovative approach, combining the power of modern metal with the irresistible allure of pop. Creating an infectious sound that challenges the status quo, crowds can expect to hear tracks from their latest album What If I Break? in live form. Regarded for their electric live shows, Sputnik Music praises I See Stars excellent vocals, brilliant electronics, and boldly experimental songwriting.
Hailing from Michigan, the four-piece formed in 2006. With their 2009 debut album cracking the billboard top 200, peaking at No. 176, the band became known for their unique hybrid of hardcore and electronic music. Exploding into the mainstream in 2011, they made their national television debut on Jimmy Kimmel and toured across America with Black Veil Brides. Their 2012 album Digital Renegade vaulted them to national prominence, reaching the Top 10 on Billboards Alternative Albums Chart and
Top 20 on the Rock Albums Chart.
I See Stars have gone on to release several critically acclaimed albums, sharing stages with the likes of Asking Alexandria, Of Mice & Men and The Word Alive. Cemented as festival favourites, I See Stars have played the iconic Vans Warped Tour, Inkcarcertion Fest, Sonic Temple Festival and many more.
Defined by their methodical and meticulous approach since day one, the band has collected a legion of devoted fans.
Theyll be playing stellar hits from their huge back catalogue, with tracks from studio albums 3-D, The End of the World Party, Digital Renegade, New Demons and Treehouse. The band are set to play The Triffid in Brisbane on 17 January, Newcastle Hotel on 18 January, Crowbar in Sydney on 19 January, Melbournes Max Watts on 22 January, Uni Bar in Adelaide on 23 January and Perths Amplifier Bar on 24 January.
They will be joined by special guests Wind Walkers. The Massachusetts outfit are redefining the sound of post-hardcore and alternative metal with their innovative approach, combining the power of modern metal with the irresistible allure of pop. Creating an infectious sound that challenges the status quo, crowds can expect to hear tracks from their latest album What If I Break? in live form. Regarded for their electric live shows, Sputnik Music praises I See Stars excellent vocals, brilliant electronics, and boldly experimental songwriting.
Hailing from Michigan, the four-piece formed in 2006. With their 2009 debut album cracking the billboard top 200, peaking at No. 176, the band became known for their unique hybrid of hardcore and electronic music. Exploding into the mainstream in 2011, they made their national television debut on Jimmy Kimmel and toured across America with Black Veil Brides. Their 2012 album Digital Renegade vaulted them to national prominence, reaching the Top 10 on Billboards Alternative Albums Chart and
Top 20 on the Rock Albums Chart.
I See Stars have gone on to release several critically acclaimed albums, sharing stages with the likes of Asking Alexandria, Of Mice & Men and The Word Alive. Cemented as festival favourites, I See Stars have played the iconic Vans Warped Tour, Inkcarcertion Fest, Sonic Temple Festival and many more.
Defined by their methodical and meticulous approach since day one, the band has collected a legion of devoted fans.