Will Oakeshott goes to the dark side to gather up all things metal in South Australia…

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Devoidance – ‘Instability’
As per the BBC, the idiom to go “out with a bang” means something comes to an end successfully or impressively. For Devoidance, they have far exceeded this sentiment with their final release, Kill On Sight – the quartet have gone out with a HEADBANG haymaker of intensity. The EP’s second track, ‘Instability’, is a vicious demonstration of death-metalcore that would fit flawlessly on the next Deathwish Inc compilation. Fusing the delightful devastation of Heriot with the experimentation of Harm’s Way, the track’s way of saying “goodbye” never hurt so brutifully.
You Should See
The Offspring
Unquestionably, this long-serving pop-punk-rock quintet are not generally included in the heavy realm. But, their music is ingrained in a metal and hardcore mindset. Celebrating the release of their eleventh studio album, last year’s Supercharged, the five-piece return Down Under for an arena spectacular. They’ll be joined by special guests Simple Plan in Adelaide this month.
May 4 | Adelaide Entertainment Centre
Chelsea Wolfe
The idea that an artist can effortlessly switch between folk, gothic rock, witchtronica, doom, sludge and drone metal so magnificently seems out of this world. Thus perhaps, California’s Chelsea Wolfe is of another universe. Nevertheless, this majestic songwriter is undoubtedly a must-see, and with seven studio albums of mystical music to select from, you will be beyond captivated by her artistic charm.
May 27 | The Gov
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Currents & Chelsea Grin
These two bands from the US, waving the metalcore and deathcore flags will co-headline a tour throughout Australia for the first time!
May 10 | The Gov
Insomnium & Onium Gatherum
After eight long years away from Australia, Finland’s blackened melodeath metal masters Insominum return.
May 11 | The Gov
LANDMVRKS
LANDMVRKS will bring their brilliant breakdowns from their latest opus, The Darkest Place I’ve Ever Been. Prepare for onslaught!
May 13 | Lion Arts Factory
Malevolence
UK’s Malevolence are Down Under in support of Australia’s own Grammy nominee, Alpha Wolf. However, they’re making a detour to the City of Churches for a special headline show.
May 22 | Jive
All three acts are playing in Adelaide this December.
The Melbourne producer has also announced a short run of shows this November.
The Grammy winning blues artist is coming to Adelaide for the first time next year.
The track is taken from the Sydney quartet’s upcoming album, GODSPEED.
The accomplished musician will perform his new album Alexandria Sunset in its entirety.
The original version of the track appears on the band’s third studio album, If That Makes Sense.
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‘All Over Me’ follows the previously released single ‘Get It Over’.
Sydney’s grunge ratbags are getting the band back together for a run of exclusive shows in January 2026.
The Sydney-born singer-songwriter will be visiting Clarity this Saturday.
A three-show series celebrating South Australia’s most exciting new voices.
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The proud Gumbaynggirr and Yamatji artist makes the song her own.
Enjoy 15 local bands performing across three stages at this awesome free event.
Spanning three beautiful concerts, debuts and premieres, the festival will celebrate chamber music and South Australia’s finest food and wine in May 2026.
The radio station is commemorating the milestone with five curated mini-festivals across the country this November.
The tour coincides with the release of Stella Donnelly’s third long player, Love and Fortune.
Catch Maynard James Keenan and co performing at AEC Arena in November.
The tour coincides with the release of the band’s third album, Three Lens Approach.
This marks Crime & the City Solution’s first Australian tour in over a decade.
James Geue gets down with what’s happening in SA when it comes to hip-hop, house and techno.
The duo will be celebrating the music of the iconic TV show.
Catch the American death metal act performing tracks from their latest album, The Ossuary Lens, in March next year.
The album includes songs recorded during the band’s September run of club shows.
Metalcore heroes We Came As Romans will be supported by Caskets and HEADWRECK.
The US pop provocateur is also touring Australia and New Zealand in September 2026.
Spacey Jane and The Veronicas are also performing at this year’s tournament.