Machine Head announce Catharsis 2018 Australian tour

After a completely sold out Australian tour of epic proportions in 2015, heavy metal icons Machine Head are set to make their triumphant return in 2018 and this time around they will be armed with their new album Catharsis which entered the Australian ARIA Charts at Number 10.
Machine Head have flown the flag for truth, integrity and creative desire in metal, starting with the earth-shattering prescience of 1994’s classic Burn My Eyes and continuing through to 2014’s Bloodstone & Diamonds, producing a series of albums that consistently redefined the very notion of heaviness and music while upholding an invigorating lyrical narrative that has turned the band into one of the few in modern times that can boast an unbreakable connection with the hearts and minds of the metal faithful.
With 7 Top 30 ARIA charting Albums and monstrous heavy weight songs like Locust, Imperium, Now We Die, Halo, Aesthetics of Hate, Ten Ton Hammer plus many more, it’s no wonder their Australian fan-base are chanting for their return. Machine Head shows are the next level of live experience. Front-man Robb Flynn is one of the most charismatic front-men in the world and they have towered above the competition with a ruthless determination and dedication to the cause.
A Machine Head live show is as much about the crowd as it is about the band. Machine Head do not just perform and leave - you’re in for highly energetic show, with bodies flying everywhere! Prepare yourselves to be bludgeoned by a wall of sound and leave the venue with ears ringing, voice boxes shredded and bodies crushed. Machine Head obliterates any notion that veteran bands can’t sustain their passion and intensity while also setting a new standard for sonic destruction and virility along the way.
Don’t miss the return of the mighty Machine Head to Australia.
Early bird tickets on sale 9am Wed 21st Feb until 8am Fri 23rd Feb
General public tickets on sale 9am Friday 23rd Feb
Tue 17th July - Adelaide, HQ - tickets from Moshtix
Wed 18th July - Brisbane, Eatons Hill Hotel - tickets from Oztix
Fri 20th July - Sydney, Enmore Theatre - tickets from Ticketek
Sat 21st July - Melbourne, Forum Theatre - tickets from Ticketmaster
Tue 24th July - Perth, Astor Theatre - tickets from Ticketek
Machine Head have flown the flag for truth, integrity and creative desire in metal, starting with the earth-shattering prescience of 1994’s classic Burn My Eyes and continuing through to 2014’s Bloodstone & Diamonds, producing a series of albums that consistently redefined the very notion of heaviness and music while upholding an invigorating lyrical narrative that has turned the band into one of the few in modern times that can boast an unbreakable connection with the hearts and minds of the metal faithful.
With 7 Top 30 ARIA charting Albums and monstrous heavy weight songs like Locust, Imperium, Now We Die, Halo, Aesthetics of Hate, Ten Ton Hammer plus many more, it’s no wonder their Australian fan-base are chanting for their return. Machine Head shows are the next level of live experience. Front-man Robb Flynn is one of the most charismatic front-men in the world and they have towered above the competition with a ruthless determination and dedication to the cause.
A Machine Head live show is as much about the crowd as it is about the band. Machine Head do not just perform and leave - you’re in for highly energetic show, with bodies flying everywhere! Prepare yourselves to be bludgeoned by a wall of sound and leave the venue with ears ringing, voice boxes shredded and bodies crushed. Machine Head obliterates any notion that veteran bands can’t sustain their passion and intensity while also setting a new standard for sonic destruction and virility along the way.
Don’t miss the return of the mighty Machine Head to Australia.
Early bird tickets on sale 9am Wed 21st Feb until 8am Fri 23rd Feb
General public tickets on sale 9am Friday 23rd Feb
Tue 17th July - Adelaide, HQ - tickets from Moshtix
Wed 18th July - Brisbane, Eatons Hill Hotel - tickets from Oztix
Fri 20th July - Sydney, Enmore Theatre - tickets from Ticketek
Sat 21st July - Melbourne, Forum Theatre - tickets from Ticketmaster
Tue 24th July - Perth, Astor Theatre - tickets from Ticketek