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The tour comes in support of Wade Forster’s upcoming new album, The Aftermath.

The tour arrives after Stewart finished producing SA artist Anna Jeavons’ debut album Anomie.

The Church will perform reimagined versions of their biggest tracks.

‘Pressed’ is the second release from the LA-based artist in 2026.

This new version includes six unreleased tracks, including a collaboration with singer-songwriter Matt Corby.

The record includes the singles ‘2 or 3’ and ‘I Just Can’t Get Over Losing You’.

The West Aussie lads are also gearing up for the release of their new album RUN IT BACK.

This marks Fear Factory’s first headline tour of Australia in 10 years.

Fans can expect to hear all their favourite Westlife songs when the boy band hits the country in July next year.

The EP includes the previously released singles ‘Bullsh*t, Baby!’, ‘Punch Drunk Love’ and ‘Faker’.

Tour support comes from Custard, Magic Dirt, The Meanies, Tumbleweed and The Gnomes.

Alan Fletcher is playing two shows in Goolwa and Thebarton this July.

The album features the final song the band recorded with Charlie Watts before his passing.

The band will perform their debut album in full on the tour.