WITH SPECIAL GUESTS: ARMOR FOR SLEEP & TAPESTRYBeloved Ohio emo
veterans HAWTHORNE HEIGHTS will return to Australia in April 2026 to
celebrate 20 years of their seminal album _'IF ONLY YOU WERE
LONELY'. _They'll bring with them New Jersey post-hardcore legends
ARMOR FOR SLEEP for a long-awaited headline run celebrating the golden
age of emo. Tickets go on sale Friday 7th November at 9am local time
via DESTROY ALL LINES.
The five-date tour kicks off on Wednesday 22 April at MAGNET HOUSE in
Perth, before making its way through Adelaide, Melbourne, Sydney, and
Brisbane, where it wraps up on Tuesday 28 April at THE BRIGHTSIDE
OUTDOORS.
Over two decades since their formation, HAWTHORNE HEIGHTS remain one
of the most iconic emo acts of the new millennium. Released in
2006,_ If Only You Were Lonely_ remains a landmark album in the emo
genre, featuring timeless tracks like_ "SAYING SORRY" _and_ "THIS
IS WHO WE ARE"_. The album cemented HAWTHORNE HEIGHTS’ status as
one of the era’s defining acts, earning Gold certification and
leaving a lasting impact on fans around the world.
Throughout their career, the quartet have endured every obstacles
thrown at them, but these roadblocks always seemed to come from
external forces - unscrupulous record labels and the shifting whims
of fickle audiences to unimaginable personal tragedy threatening to
derail them - yet their resolve has only strengthened. Despite the
odds, HAWTHORNE HEIGHTS continue to thrive as a touring force nearly
20 years after their inception.
Joining them across the AUSTRALIAN RUN IS ARMOR FOR SLEEP, celebrating
the release of their brand new studio album _THERE IS NO MEMORY_, out
Friday 7 November via EQUAL VISION/CIVILIANS. Recorded with SAM
GUAIANA (Silverstein, The Devil Wears Prada, Between You and Me),
_There Is No Memory _is a collection of songs that force the
listener to question the very nature of their existence, of what
makes us the people we are.
Formed in 2001, Armor For Sleep became a cornerstone of early 2000s
emo with their concept-driven albums _DREAM TO MAKE BELIEVE_ (2003)
and _WHAT TO DO WHEN YOU ARE DEAD_ (2005), influencing countless
artists that followed. After a lengthy hiatus, the band triumphantly
returned with _THE RAIN MUSEUM_ in 2022, and are now walking a new
creative path that blends their classic emotional storytelling with
fresh perspective.
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