The Horrors Announce Australian Tour Support
This is The Horrors’ first Australian headline tour since 2012.
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The Horrors make their long-awaited Australian return this month in support of their sixth studio album Night Life.
The English goth rocker’s first Aussie headline tour since 2012 also features support from Sydney outfit G.U.N, who will perform at all shows bar Perth.
Emerging from Sydney’s underground music scene, noise punk outfit G.U.N released their debut album KINK PUNK in 2023. They were nominated for FBi Radio’s best live act and recognised as #2 in the top 15 best live acts of SXSW Sydney 2024, while last year saw them performing at Dark Mofo.
The Horrors’ Night Life Australian Tour commences in Brisbane at the Princess Theatre on Friday 10 April, before The Horrors swing by Sydney’s Manning Bar on Saturday 11 April, Melbourne’s Northcote Theatre on Sunday 12 April and Adelaide’s Lion Arts Factory on Tuesday 14 April, wrapping things up at Perth’s The Rosemount on Wednesday 15 April.
Tickets are on sale now via thephoenix.au.
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The Horrors have been at the forefront of the British garage goth genre for close to two decades.
Arriving on the scene in 2007 with their critically acclaimed debut album, Strange House, the band flipped the script with their 2009 Mercury-nominated follow-up Primary Colours.
They’ve gone on to release several genre-bending albums, including 2011’s Skying, which won NME’s Award for Best Album, 2014’s shoegaze record Luminous, 2017’s alt-rock masterpiece V and last year’s acclaimed Night Life.
After performing at Dark Mofo last year, The Horrors’ upcoming national tour is one that fans of the band don’t want to miss.
Catch The Horrors performing at Lion Arts Factory on Tuesday 14 April. Tickets on sale now via moshtix.com.au.
THE HORRORS NIGHT LIFE AUSTRALIA Tour 2026
with support from G.U.N
Friday 10 April - Princess Theatre, Brisbane, QLD
Saturday 11 April - Manning Bar, Sydney, NSW
Sunday 12 April - Northcote Theatre, Melbourne, VIC
Tuesday 14 April - Lion Arts Factory, Adelaide, SA
Wednesday 15 April - Rosemount, Perth, WA**
**G.U.N not appearing
