Future Static are taking Ornaments & Memories on an Australian headline tour in April 2027, with shows announced for Adelaide, Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane.
Nightlight, Post Heaven and Broken Earth will join Future Static across the four dates, starting at Adelaide’s Jive Bar on Friday, April 2nd and finishing at Brisbane’s The Brightside on Saturday, April 10th.
Released on Friday, November 6th through Wild Thing Records, Ornaments & Memories follows the Melbourne five-piece’s 2023 debut Liminality. The 12-track album includes ‘Swing’, ‘Waterworks’, the title track and recent single ‘State of Mind’, with its songs exploring conflict, growth, change and love.
Vocalist Amariah Cook has described Liminality as a record shaped by stagnation, while its follow-up reflects her efforts to work out what matters to her and how she wants to live. Explaining that shift, Cook said:
“I wanted this album to display growth, not just as a vocalist and songwriter, but also as a human being.”
Future Static ‘State of Mind’ Video
The album arrived alongside the video for ‘State of Mind’, which Cook has described as addressing consent and the distress of uncertain memories. She said it took the longest to write, as she tried to express its anger and pain while handling the subject carefully.
Cook shares vocal duties with bassist Kira Neil. Future Static’s Australian touring history includes support slots with Babymetal, Electric Callboy, Jinjer and Enter Shikari, while overseas they have played headline shows across Europe and the UK, supported Ankor and Humanity’s Last Breath, and appeared at festivals including Sziget and Radar.
Future Static Australian Tour 2027
With Nightlight, Post Heaven and Broken Earth.
- Friday, April 2nd – Adelaide, Jive Bar
- Saturday, April 3rd – Melbourne, The Night Cat
- Friday, April 9th – Sydney, Metro Social
- Saturday, April 10th – Brisbane, The Brightside
Tickets
Presale: Monday, November 16th, 2026 at 10am local time.
General sale: Thursday, November 19th, 2026 at 10am local time.
Tickets are listed at $39.90 (AUD). Adelaide is licensed all ages; Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane are 18+. Presale registration and ticket information are available through Destroy All Lines.
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