SPEED Announce 2025 Australian Tour
This is the last chance to catch SPEED perform on Aussie soil in 2025.
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Having just wrapped up a sold-out tour of the country, Australian hardcore headbangers SPEED are gearing up for another jaunt across the nation.
The aggressive five-piece, who are currently in America performing at this year’s Coachella festival, have announced a massive 15-date tour that will see them performing tracks from their acclaimed 2024 debut album, ONLY ONE MODE, which also won an ARIA Award for Best Hard Rock or Heavy Metal Album.
Taking to the Gram to announce the tour, the band posted: “AUSTRALIAN HARDCORE TOUR 2025. TIX ON SALE THURSDAY 9AM LOCAL TIME. NO BARRICADE MOSH PIT. THIS WILL BE SPEED’S LAST AUS TOUR OF 2025.”
Coming along for the ride are Thai hardcore act Whispers and Newcastle beatdown gurus Feel the Pain.
SPEED’s final Oz tour of 2025 begins at Brisbane’s Valley Loft on Tuesday, July 16 and continues with a gig at Nambour’s Black Box Theatre on Wednesday, July 17, before the lads return to Brisbane for a gig at Crowbar on Thursday, July 18. SPEED then heads to NSW for two shows in Sydney at Metro Theatre on Friday, July 19 and Factory Theatre on Saturday, July 20, followed by a gig at The Hamilton Station Hotel in Newcastle on Monday, July 22.
The tour continues with shows at Canberra’s Fun Time Pony on Tuesday, July 23 and Albury’s Beer Delux on Wednesday, July 24, before SPEED perform four gigs in Melbounre at Phoenix Youth Centre on Saturday, July 27, 170 Russell on Sunday, July 28, Howler on Monday, July 29 and The Bendigo Hotel on Tuesday, July 30.
The final three concerts take place at Adelaide’s Lion Arts Factory on Thursday, August 1 and at Perth’s Amplifier Bar on Friday, August 2, and at The Y on Saturday, August 3.
Tickets for all shows go on sale Thursday, April 17 at 8:30am local time via linktr.ee/gangcalledspeedaus.
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SPEED are one of the country’s great live acts, with their recent Adelaide show receiving a glowing review from The Note writer Will Oakeshott.
“This presentation was one that incorporated more emotional connection, more appreciation, more devotion and more dedicated hysteria,” Oakeshott wrote. “Under the ceiling of the Lion Arts Factory, SPEED celebrated friendship in an impeccable ‘modus operandi’ – they gave it everything.”
Catch SPEED at Lion Arts Factory on Thursday, August 1. For ticketing information, visit linktr.ee/gangcalledspeedaus.
SPEED 2025 Australian Tour
Tuesday, July 16 – Valley Loft, Brisbane [18+]
Wednesday, July 17 – Black Box Theatre, Nambour [AA]
Thursday, July 18 – Crowbar, Brisbane [18+]
Friday, July 19 – Metro Theatre, Sydney [18+]
Saturday, July 20 – Factory Theatre, Sydney [AA]
Monday, July 22 – The Hamilton Station Hotel, Newcastle [18+]
Tuesday, July 23 – Fun Time Pony, Canberra [18+]
Wednesday, July 24 – Beer Deluxe, Albury [18+]
Saturday, July 27 – Phoenix Youth Centre, Melbourne [AA]
Sunday, July 28 – 170 Russell, Melbourne [18+]
Monday, July 29 – Howler, Melbourne [18+]
Tuesday, July 30 – The Bendigo Hotel, Melbourne [18+]
Thursday, August 1 – Lion Arts Factory, Adelaide [AA]
Friday, August 2 – Amplifier Bar, Perth [18+]
Saturday, August 3 – The Y, Perth [AA]
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