(HED) P.E have announced that they’ll be touring Australia and New Zealand in celebration of the 25th anniversary of their breakout album Broke, and they’ll be bringing along fellow US metal group Nonpoint with them.
Nu-metal legends (HED) P.E have announced a very special tour in celebration of the 25th anniversary of their breakout album Broke, which to this day remains a certified classic. Joining (HED) P.E is Florida’s own Nonpoint, who will be making their way down to AU/NZ for the first time since 2019.
Dropping in 2000, (HED) P.E’s sophomore album Broke was released to immense acclaim, selling over 450,000 copies worldwide and has remained one of nu-metal’s most landmark albums, demonstrating the peaks of what the genre represents.
Kicking things off in Sydney, the tour will make its way all over Australia in February (that’s right, it’s not just the east coast getting hit this time), before wrapping in Wellington.
(HED) P.E Australian & New Zealand Tour 2026 Dates
Presale tickets opened earlier today at 9am, October 24. General public will be made available from Monday, October 27, 9am AEDT.
For more information about the pre-sale and ticket availability, visit October Presents website.
- Friday, 6 Feb – Manning Bar, Sydney
- Saturday, 7 Feb – Princess Theatre, Brisbane
- Sunday, 8 Feb – Max Watts, Melbourne
- Tuesday, 10 Feb – Rosemount, Perth
- Wednesday, 11 Feb – Lion Arts Factory, Adelaide
- Friday, 13 Feb – Tuning Fork, Auckland
- Saturday, 14 Feb – San Fran, Wellington
To this day, (HED) P.E remain one of nu-metal’s most fierce and uncompromising groups to date.
Their second album, Broke, would see the band push the envelope for their genre-blending sound, and they would team up with some of music’s most recognised collaborators, including System of a Down‘s Serj Tankian and Kittie’s Morgan Lander.
Known for their eclectic covers throughout the setlist, the band would release a full album of covers earlier this year titled New and Improved. Throughout the album, (HED) P.E. would put their spin on classics from Depeche Mode, The Police, AC/DC, and more.
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