The Perth metalcore act is hitting the road again in support of new single ‘Epitaph’.

Fresh from supporting Bring Me the Horizon and Sleep Token on their sold out April Australian tour, Perth’s raucous Make Them Suffer are returning to the road with their own headline tour.

The band’s ‘Suffer Forever’ tour hits six cities across the country this August and September. Touring in support of their new single ‘Epitaph’, the band’s first gig takes place in Brisbane at The Tivoli on Friday, August 30.

The five-piece then play shows at King Street Bandroom in Newcastle (Saturday, August 31), Roundhouse in Sydney (Sunday, September 1), The Forum in Melbourne (Thursday, September 5), Hindley St Music Hall in Adelaide (Friday, September 6) and Metropolis in Fremantle (Saturday, September 7).

Accompanying Make Them Suffer on their six-date jaunt are UK metalheads Bury Tomorrow, American punk rockers Spite and Sydney’s own Bloom.

“Following our European festival circuit, an amazing North American tour and a life-changing Australian tour in support of Bring Me The Horizon, we’ve been aching to follow up all these incredible opportunities with a headliner of our own,” Make Them Suffer’s Sean Harmanis said in a statement. “We can’t wait to bring our live show back home for all fans, new and old, and we can’t wait to take things to the next level.”

It’s been a huge 12 months for Make Them Suffer, with the group releasing the vibrant single ‘Ghost of Me’ and supporting Aussie juggernauts Parkway Drive on their epic North America tour in 2023. This year has continued their good fortune, with the band having supported Bring Me the Horizon and dropped the vicious new single ‘Epitaph’, which is being well received by the metal community. Fans are hoping new music means a new album is in the works.

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