Post-hardcore favourites Chiodos are heading back to Australia.
After more than a decade away, Michigan’ outfit ‘s Chiodos have announced an Australian tour celebrating the 20th anniversary of their landmark debut album All’s Well That Ends Well, performing the record in full across five headline shows this November.
Joined by Florida’s Rain City Drive and Melbourne heavy hitters The Beautiful Monument, the run marks Chiodos’ first Australian performances since 2015 and follows the band’s successful return to the stage in recent years.
Chiodos Australia tour 2026
Chiodos ‘All’s Well That Ends Well’ 20th Anniversary Australian Tour 2026
- Saturday, November 21st – Brisbane, The Tivoli 18+
- Sunday, November 22nd – Sydney, Metro Theatre Licensed All Ages
- Wednesday, November 25th – Melbourne, 170 Russell 18+
- Thursday, November 26th – Adelaide, The Gov Licensed All Ages
- Saturday, November 28th – Perth, Magnet House 18+
Tickets: Early bird presale begins Monday, August 3 at 12:00pm (local time).
General public tickets go on sale Tuesday, August 4 at 12:00pm (local time) via Destroy All Lines.
All’s Well That Ends Well
Originally released in 2005, All’s Well That Ends Well quickly became one of the defining albums of the post-hardcore boom, introducing fans to Craig Owens’ unmistakable vocal style alongside a fearless blend of breakdowns, melodies, piano passages and theatrical songwriting.
The album spawned fan favourites including Baby, You Wouldn’t Last A Minute On The Creek (below) and The Words “Best Friend” Become Redefined, the latter eventually earning RIAA Gold certification.
To mark the album’s milestone anniversary, Owens also re-recorded the entire record last year, breathing new life into the release that launched Chiodos onto the global stage.
Since reforming for When We Were Young in 2024, Chiodos have enjoyed a resurgence, selling out headline shows including Los Angeles’ Hollywood Palladium and proving there’s still huge demand for one of post-hardcore’s most influential bands. More recently, the group ushered in another new era with the release of explosive single TAPDAT.
Chiodos ‘TAPDAT’ video
Supports – Rain City Drive and The Beautiful Moment
Adding even more value to the tour is Rain City Drive, who return to Australia after making a strong impression during their headline visit earlier this year, the Florida outfit continue to bridge the gap between post-hardcore and modern rock, amassing more than one million monthly Spotify listeners while touring alongside acts including Dance Gavin Dance, Memphis May Fire and Set It Off.
Rounding out the bill is Melbourne’s The Beautiful Monument, who arrive fresh from the release of their forthcoming third album Euphoric Thriller. Having shared stages with Evanescence, Escape The Fate and Short Stack, the local favourites continue to build a reputation as one of Australia’s standout heavy acts.
For fans who grew up with All’s Well That Ends Well, this tour offers a rare chance to experience one of the scene’s defining albums performed live from start to finish, and for a new generation, it’s the perfect opportunity to discover why Chiodos remain so influential nearly two decades later.
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