We Came As Romans have announced they’ll be bringing their Because We’re Doomed tour to Australia in 2026 and will be supported by Caskets & Headwreck.
Michigan metalcore group We Came As Romans have announced they’ll be bringing their crushing headline show to Australia in February 2026. The tour follows the release of their new album All is Beautiful…Because we’re doomed.
Joining them in their Australian tour will be UK rockers Caskets and Brisbane’s own metal group Headwreck.
Presented by Destroy All Lines, the tour will start out in Brisbane before wrapping in Melbourne on Valentine’s Day, performing at Polaris’ Life’s A Beach festival (if you needed any ideas for 2026).
This will be the band’s first tour here in Australia since 2023, following their previous tour back in 2015.
We Came As Romance Australian Tour 2026
Pre-sale tickets will go on sale Thursday, October 9 at 11am AEDT. General tickets will release a day later on Friday, October 10 11am AEDT. For more information on the pre-sale and tickets, click here.
- Friday 6 February – The Tivoli, Brisbane
- Saturday 7 February – Metro Theatre, Sydney
- Sunday 8 February – King St Bandroom, Newcastle
- Wednesday 11 February – Magnet House, Perth
- Thursday 12 February – The Gov, Adelaide
- Saturday 14 February – Riviera Beach Club, Melbourne
Breaking out onto the scene in 2009 with their debut album To Plant A Seed, We Came As Romans have quickly become a leading band in the metalcore space thanks to their soaring melodies, tasteful grooves and crushing riffs.
The band would release their seventh studio album, All is Beautiful… Because we’re doomed earlier this year. The LP would mark their second release since the loss of fellow band member Kyle Pavone in 2018. Like all of We Came As Romans material, they wouldn’t shy away writing material that boldly reflects on the lows of humanity, but pushes through it all to find hope for a better future.
In addition to their headline tour, We Came As Romans, Caskets and Headwreck will be joining Polaris for their Life’s A Beach festival alongside Thy Art Is Murder, Ocean Sleeper, Terminal Sleep and Reliqa.
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