Falling In Reverse Announce 2025 Australian Tour

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24 Nov

Written By The Note

This is the quartet’s first headline Australian tour since 2016.

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Controversial artist Ronnie Radke is bringing the noise next year when he and his band Falling In Reverse touch down on Australian shores. This will be the band’s first visit since 2019 when they toured as part of Good Things Festival.

Falling in Reverse’s Popular Mons(tour) II takes in five capital cities next March, with the American metal act joined by California’s Black Veil Brides and rap rockers Hollywood Undead.

Touring in support of this year’s Popular Monster, Falling In Reverse kick things off at Perth’s RAC Arena on Tuesday, March 11. This is followed by shows at Adelaide’s AEC Arean on Thursday, March 13, Melbourne’s Rod Laver Arena on Friday, March 14 and Sydney’s Qudos Bank Arena on Sunday, March 16, before the final concert at Brisbane’s Entertainment Centre on Tuesday, March 18.

Early bird pre-sale begins on Wednesday, November 27 at 11:30am local time. You can register here. General public tickets go on sale on Friday, November 29 at 11:30am via Destroy All Lines.

Falling in Reverse’s Popular Mons(tour) II is their biggest-ever headline Australian tour and comes after the release of Popular Monster, the band’s first full-length album in seven years.

Despite mixed critical reception, the record has sold well and includes three RIAA-certified gold singles (‘ZOMBIFIED’, ‘Voices in My Head’ and ‘Watch the World Burn’) and guest appearances from rapper Tech N9ne, country singer Jelly Roll and Slaughter to Prevail vocalist Alex Terrible.

Since forming in Falling In Reverse while incarcerated, Radke and co have gone on to garner over 6 billion streams, with their catalogue averaging 45 million streams per week.

Hard rockers Black Veil Brides last album might have been 2021s The Phantom Tomorrow, but the quintet have been on metalheads radars this year with the release of frantic singles ‘Bleeders’ and ‘My Friends’.

It’s also been several years since Hollywood Undead dropped their eighth record, Hotel Kalifornia. But like Black Veil Brides, they’ve also released new music this year, with the melodic ‘Hollywood Forever’ hitting #13 on the US Hard Rock Billboard Chart.

Catch Falling In Reverse at AEC Arena on Thursday, March 13. For complete ticketing details visit destroyalllines.com.