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News: Swedish Rock Powerhouse Self Deception Announce Australian Tour

  • November 5, 2025
  • Deb Pelser
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Sweden’s Self Deception are bringing their explosive mix of heavy riffs and pop-laced hooks Down Under for the first time, announcing their debut Australian headline tour following a sold-out European arena run. With over 75 million Spotify streams and a growing global following, the Stockholm four-piece have built a reputation as one of the most dynamic forces in modern rock.

Australian audiences already know what to expect. The band made a seismic impression in 2023 while touring with Electric Callboy, leaving fans battered, euphoric, and begging for more. Their shows are chaos wrapped in confetti — a euphoric fusion of mosh pit aggression and pure pop melody that proves catharsis can be both loud and joyful.

Formed in 2005 through a happy accident — a wrong-number text between frontman Andreas Clark and drummer Erik Eklund — Self Deception have since evolved into Sweden’s most exciting rock export. Their blend of arena-sized energy and raw emotion has made them a global name in heavy alt-pop. With two acclaimed studio albums, including the 2023 chart-topper You Are Only As Sick As Your Secrets, the band’s catalogue has produced fan favourites like Fight Fire With Gasoline, Hell and Back, and Stockholm Hearts — songs that hit as hard emotionally as they do sonically.

With their first headline Australian tour, Self Deception are ready to deliver what they do best: an unfiltered, high-octane celebration of sound, sweat, and shared release.

SELF DECEPTION April 2026 Australian Tour Dates

Thursday 23rd April BRISBANE, The Triffid

Friday 24th April SYDNEY, The Manning Bar

Saturday 25th April MELBOURNE, Max Watts

Sunday 26th April ADELAIDE, Lion Arts Factory

Tuesday 28th April PERTH, Magnet House

Pre-sale: Friday 7th November at 9:00am local

General Public On Sale: Monday 10th November at 10:00am local

Tickets from: https://thephoenix.au/self-deception-2026/

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