News · 2 November 2026

Chiodos Cancel 'All's Well That Ends Well' 20th Anniversary Australian Tour

The band have also cancelled dates in Hawaii as they work on their next album.

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The tour cancellations just keep on coming today.

After it was revealed that The Wallflowers won't be making the trip to Adelaide or Brisbane next month, Michigan post-hardcore icons Chiodos have come out and announced that their entire run of Australian dates has been axed.

As first reported by The Music, Chiodos took to Instagram stories to confirm they have been forced to cancel their Aussie visit as they are in the process of finalising their next album.

The link to tickets on tour promoter Destroy All Lines directs to "Page not found", while the Ticketek website has released this short statement online regarding the Sydney show: "The Promoter wishes to advise you that Chiodos, scheduled for Sunday 22 November 2026 at The Metro Theatre, has been cancelled due to unforeseen circumstances. Ticket holders are advised to check their emails for details."

Refunds are set to be issued via the point of sale to all those who purchased tickets.

Having recently returned with new music earlier this year, Chiodos' Australian tour was set to celebrate the 20th anniversary of their seminal album, All's Well That Ends Well.

With special guests Rain City Drive and The Beautiful Monument tapped for support, the tour was set to kick off in Brisbane at The Tivoli on Saturday 21 November, followed by dates at Sydney's Metro Theatre on Sunday 22 November, Melbourne's 170 Russell on Wednesday 25 November and Adelaide's The Gov on Thursday 26 November, wrapping up in Perth at Magnet House on Saturday 28 November.

For more information regarding refunds, contact your ticket provider.