nothing nowhere. Announce ‘The Return of the Reaper’ 2026 Australian Tour
Support comes from American duo sace6 and Sydney's hard-hitting post hardcore act Closure.
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A decade on since emerging from the darkness, American rapper nothing, nowhere. has announced his Australian return.
The brainchild of Joseph Mulherin, nothing, nowhere. blends a wide range of genres in his sound and is touring his most recent album, last year’s Cult Classic, which Idoteq called a “tight, energetic showcase of Mulherin’s versatility.”
nothing, nowhere.’s The Return of the Reaper Australian tour kicks off in Brisbane at The Triffid on Thursday 16 April. nothing, nowhere then his Sydney’s Factory Theatre on Saturday 18 April, Melbourne’s 170 Russell on Sunday 19 April and Adelaide’s Lion Arts Factory on Wednesday 22 April, before the tour wraps at Perth’s Magnet House on Thursday 23 April.
Joining nothing, nowhere. on tour are American duo sace6 and Sydney's hard-hitting post hardcore act Closure.
Those keen on securing tickets via the pre-sale on Thursday 16 October at 11am AEST can sign up here. For everyone else, the general on-sale commences on Friday 17 October at 11am AEST via destroyalllines.com.
Taking his name from a lecture by the philosopher Alan Watts, Joseph Mulherin began uploading songs to Soundcloud under the alias nothing, nowhere. in 2015.
Releasing his debut The Nothing, Nowhere LP that same year, nothing, nowhere. broke through two years later with Reaper, an album merging guitars with emo rap.
Now nine albums deep, nothing, nowhere. is entirely independent, having received praise from the likes of The New York Times, Billboard and Rolling Stone for his eclectic productions.
Having collaborated with the likes of blink-182's Travis Barker, Fall Out Boy's Pete Wentz and Dashboard Confessional's Chris Carrabba, nothing, nowhere. has also garnered millions of streams and is looking forward to returning down under next year.
Catch nothing, nowhere. at Lion Arts Factory on Wednesday 22 April. For ticketing info, visit destroyalllines.com.
nothing, nowhere. The Return Of The Reaper 2026 Australian Tour Dates
with special guests Sace6 + Closure
Thursday 16 April - The Triffid, Brisbane, QLD 18+
Saturday 18 April - Factory Theatre, Sydney, NSW Lic Aa
Sunday 19 April - 170 Russell, Melbourne, VIC 18+
Wednesday 22 April - Lion Arts Factory, Adelaide, SA Lic Aa
Thursday 23 April - Magnet House, Perth, WA 18+
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