Coheed and Cambria announce two Monolith Festival sideshows In Adelaide and Hobart

Coheed And Cambria have confirmed that they will be bringing their mammoth live show to fans in South Australia and Tasmania this November, with two special sideshows to fall in line with their Monolith Festival dates.

The return of Coheed And Cambria to Australia is a massive one for fans and the band alike – the tour marking their first Australian tour since 2016.

Unveiling an unmissable Neverender set, Coheed And Cambria will be performing their critically acclaimed album ‘Good Apollo, I’m Burning Star IV, Volume One: From Fear Through the Eyes of Madness’ in its entirety at Hobart’s Odeon Theatre on Tuesday November 5th, and Hindley St. Music Hall on Thursday November 7th.

Widely regarded as one of their most impactful records, ‘Good Apollo, Volume One’ has sold over 1 million copies worldwide, showcasing their signature conceptual brilliance and musicality. Set to celebrate its 20th anniversary in 2025, the album remains a touchstone in the expansive Coheed And Cambria catalogue, adding extra weight to the band’s November run of shows.

For the Adelaide show only, Coheed And Cambria will be joined by Washington D.C.’s Periphery. As another band who have been long overdue for an Australian tour, Periphery are one of the most respected leading names in modern progressive metal. Bringing their latest album, ‘Periphery V: Djent Is Not A Genre’, to Australia, the Grammy-nominated outfit are set to remind audiences here of their continued impact.

Completing the bill in both Adelaide and Hobart will be Canadian instrumentalists Intervals, bringing their expansive melodies and sonic structures to the fold. Having established themselves as a formidable force within the djent and prog metal scene, the Toronto group fast became a favourite following on from the release of their debut album, ‘A Voice Within’ in 2014.

An incredible live band, Intervals cut their teeth on the road touring with bands including Animals As Leaders and Between The Buried And Me, all the while building a strong following of their own in North America and beyond.

Since their breakthrough in 2011, Intervals have forged forward with the release of five dynamic studio albums – their latest, 2023’s ‘Memory Palace’, further proving the band’s staying power.