
Periphery Announce 2027 Australian Tour

Three years on from their last visit, progressive metal outfit Periphery return to Australia in March next year.
The Grammy-nominated quintet will be touring their new album A Pale White Dot, which dropped earlier this year.
Supporting Periphery will be Sydney modern metalcore outfit Inertia, who have gained a large following across the globe in recent years.
Periphery's Australian tour gets underway in Perth at Astor Theatre on Monday 8 March, followed by concerts at The Gov in Adelaide on Wednesday 10 March, Melbourne's Forum on Friday 12 March, Sydney's Metro Theatre on Saturday 13 March and The Basement in Canberra on Monday 15 March, before coming to a close on Wednesday 17 March at The Tivoli in Brisbane.
Exclusive presale begins 9am AEST Tuesday 8 September, followed by the general onslae at 9am AEST Thursday 10 September. Ticketing information is available at destroyalllines.com.
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Formed nearly two decades ago, Periphery's current lineup consists of Misha Mansoor (guitar, programming), Jake Bowen (guitar, programming), Matt Halpern (drums), Spencer Sotelo (vocals) and Mark Holcomb (guitar).
Across the band's career, they have released eight studio albums, building a reputation for their immersive sound and electrifying live performances.
Catch Periphery performing at The Gov on Wednesday 10 March. Ticketing information is available at destroyalllines.com.
Periphery Australian Tour 2027
- with support from Inertia
- Monday 8 MarchAstor Theatre, Perth, WA
- Wednesday 10 MarchThe Gov, Adelaide, SA
- Friday 12 MarchForum, Melbourne, VIC
- Saturday 13 MarchMetro Theatre, Sydney, NSW
- Monday 15 MarchThe Basement, Canberra, ACT
- Wednesday 17 MarchThe Tivoli, Brisbane, QLD

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