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News: We Came As Romans Return to Australia in 2026 with CASKETS and HEADWRECK

  • October 6, 2025
  • Deb Pelser
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Michigan metalcore mainstays We Came As Romans are set to return to Australia in February 2026, bringing their new album All Is Beautiful… Because We’re Doomed to stages across the country. The tour will see the band joined by UK heavyweights CASKETS and Brisbane’s HEADWRECK for an unflinching run that cements their ongoing impact on the modern heavy scene.

The five-date headline tour kicks off in Brisbane on 6 February, before moving through Sydney, Newcastle, Perth and Adelaide, and wraps with a special appearance in Melbourne on 14 February as part of Polaris’ Life’s A Beach festival, also featuring Thy Art Is Murder, Ocean Sleeper, Terminal Sleep, and Reliqa.

Formed in 2009, We Came As Romans have built their reputation on a fusion of melodic aggression and resilience, touring with acts like Bring Me The Horizon, Parkway Drive, and The Used. Their latest album – the band’s first full-length release since 2022’s Darkbloom – channels grief, endurance and reflection, marking their second record since the death of vocalist Kyle Pavone.

Joining them are Leeds-based post-hardcore outfit CASKETS, known for their expansive soundscapes and emotionally charged performances, and HEADWRECK, one of Australia’s most inventive heavy acts, whose glitch-laced breakdowns and pop-tinged chaos have made them a standout in the local scene.

WE CAME AS ROMANS SUPPORTED BY SPECIAL GUESTS CASKETS (UK) + HEADWRECK
FRIDAY 6 FEBRUARY 2026 – THE TIVOLI, BRISBANE (18+)

SATURDAY 7 FEBRUARY 2026 – METRO THEATRE, SYDNEY (LIC AA)
SUNDAY 8 FEBRUARY 2026 – KING ST BANDROOM, NEWCASTLE (18+)
WEDNESDAY 11 FEBRUARY 2026 – MAGNET HOUSE, PERTH (18+)
THURSDAY 12 FEBRUARY 2026 – THE GOV, ADELAIDE (LIC AA)
SATURDAY 14 FEBRUARY 2026 – RIVIERA BEACH CLUB, MELBOURNE (18+)


General tickets on sale: Friday 10 October @ 11am local time
Tickets from www.destroyalllines.com

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