Make Them Suffer Australia Tour 2027

Make Them Suffer have not announced any 2027 concerts in Australia or New Zealand. As of 9 October 2026 there is no headline tour, festival slot or one-off show on sale for the Perth metalcore band in either country. Their most recent home dates were three June 2026 shows at Margaret Court Arena in Melbourne, the Hordern Pavilion in Sydney and the Riverstage in Brisbane.

The band have been one of the hardest-working live acts in Australian heavy music over the last few years. Since the Doomswitch Tour of October 2022 they have played a tenth-anniversary tour of their debut album Neverbloom, two runs of arena support dates, three December festival weekends, the Suffer Forever Tour behind their self-titled fifth album and an 18-date regional tour in the winter of 2025. A gap in the calendar rarely lasts long.

This page gathers what is known about Make Them Suffer in Australia and New Zealand: every show in the setlist archive from 2018 to 2026, the venues and towns they have played, the songs that anchor their sets and the albums behind them. It will be updated as soon as the band confirms anything for 2027.

Make Them Suffer Australia Tour 2027: what is announced so far

There is no official information about Make Them Suffer concerts in Australia or New Zealand in 2027. The band's 2026 calendar has included international festival bookings, among them Louder Than Life in Louisville, Kentucky, which was announced in February 2026 for September, and the three Australian dates in June. No new headline tour has been published for either country.

The latest album is the self-titled Make Them Suffer, released on 8 November 2024 through SharpTone, which reached No. 38 in Australia. Its touring cycle at home has already included the Suffer Forever Tour in August and September 2024 and the regional run of June and July 2025. No sixth album or release date had been officially announced by 9 October 2026, so there is no new record yet to anchor a 2027 tour.

The pattern of recent years shows how the band tends to work, without predicting anything: a capital-city headline tour around a release, followed by a long regional run, with support slots and summer festival dates in between. Whether 2027 follows that shape will only be clear when dates are announced.

New Zealand fans should be especially careful with any listing. The band's last visit there was in November 2024, at The Tuning Fork in Auckland and Meow Nui in Wellington, and nothing has been announced for New Zealand since.

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Before the Make Them Suffer Australia Tour 2027: Australia/NZ concert history

The earliest Make Them Suffer show in the archive for this region is in New Zealand: Valhalla in Wellington on Friday 10 August 2018, during the Worlds Apart era. The 12-song set opened with "27" and "Vortex (Interdimensional Spiral Hindering Inexplicable Euphoria)", and included "Grinding Teeth", "Fireworks", "Widower", "Let Me In", "Uncharted" and "Weeping Wastelands" before ending with "Blood Moon" and "Ether".

In September 2019 the band played the Riverstage in Brisbane on 14 September and a West Australian run labelled the Australian Regional Tour 2019, which reached Mandurah, the Dunsborough Tavern and Bar1 Nightclub in Perth on Saturday 21 September. In January 2020 they played a six-song set at Tarwin Meadows in Tarwin Lower, Victoria. After the pandemic, the archive picks up again at Reunion Park in Melbourne on 26 March 2022.

The Doomswitch Tour of October 2022 took How to Survive a Funeral and the new single "Doomswitch" around the capitals: The Brightside in Brisbane on 14 October, Metro Social in Sydney on 15 October, Stay Gold in Melbourne on 21 October, Jive in Adelaide on 22 October and Amplifier in Perth on 23 October. The band then played the Forum Theatre in Melbourne on Tuesday 21 March 2023. From 25 May to 10 June 2023 they toured the tenth anniversary of Neverbloom, playing the album's songs in order at The Princess Theatre in Brisbane, the Metro Theatre in Sydney, The Basement in Canberra, 170 Russell in Melbourne, the Fat Controller in Adelaide and Magnet House in Perth, with The Landmark in Palmerston, Northern Territory, as the last date.

In April 2024 Make Them Suffer played Australia's biggest indoor arenas as a support act, with a seven-song set: John Cain Arena in Melbourne on 10 April, Qudos Bank Arena in Sydney on 12 and 14 April, Adelaide Entertainment Centre on 17 April, Rod Laver Arena on 18 April and two nights at the Riverstage in Brisbane on 20 and 21 April. Later that year came their own Suffer Forever Tour: The Tivoli in Brisbane on Friday 30 August, the King Street Hotel in Newcastle, the Roundhouse in Sydney, the Forum Theatre in Melbourne, Hindley Street Music Hall in Adelaide and Metropolis Fremantle on Saturday 7 September 2024. New Zealand followed in November, with The Tuning Fork in Auckland on 15 November and Meow Nui in Wellington on 16 November.

The 2025 regional tour, with Justice For The Damned and The Gloom In The Corner as special guests, ran from Thursday 12 June at the Seabreeze Hotel in Mackay to Sunday 6 July at Freo.Social in Fremantle. In between the archive lists Harvey Road Tavern in Gladstone, The Station SC on the Sunshine Coast, The Coolangatta Hotel on the Gold Coast, the Miranda Hotel in Sydney's south, Drifter's Wharf in Gosford, the UniBar in Wollongong, The Baso in Canberra, Beer Deluxe in Albury, The Commercial Hotel in Melbourne's north, the Theatre Royal in Castlemaine, Altar in Hobart, District 14 in Melbourne, The Wool Exchange in Geelong and the Prince of Wales Hotel in Bunbury.

The most recent rows are the December 2025 festival weekend in Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane, and the three June 2026 shows: Margaret Court Arena in Melbourne on Wednesday 24 June, the Hordern Pavilion in Sydney on Friday 26 June and the Riverstage in Brisbane on Sunday 28 June 2026, each with a nine-song set from "Ghost of Me" to "Doomswitch".

The table below lists 63 documented Australia/NZ concerts by Make Them Suffer between 2018 and 2026, with the most shows in Melbourne (13), Brisbane (9), Sydney (9), Adelaide (4), Perth (3), Fremantle (2). It is not exhaustive: it only includes documented shows.

DateCityVenueTour / event
28 June 2026BrisbaneRiverstage
26 June 2026SydneyHordern Pavilion
24 June 2026MelbourneMargaret Court Arena
7 December 2025BrisbaneStage 4
6 December 2025SydneyStage 4
5 December 2025MelbourneStage 4
6 July 2025FremantleFreo.SocialAustralian Regional Tour 2025
5 July 2025BunburyPrince of Wales HotelAustralian Regional Tour 2025
4 July 2025GeelongThe Wool ExchangeAustralian Regional Tour 2025
3 July 2025MelbourneDistrict 14Australian Regional Tour 2025
29 June 2025HobartAltarAustralian Regional Tour 2025
27 June 2025CastlemaineTheatre RoyalAustralian Regional Tour 2025
26 June 2025MelbourneThe Commercial HotelAustralian Regional Tour 2025
22 June 2025AlburyBeer DeluxeAustralian Regional Tour 2025
21 June 2025CanberraThe BasoAustralian Regional Tour 2025
20 June 2025WollongongUniBarAustralian Regional Tour 2025
19 June 2025GosfordDrifter's WharfAustralian Regional Tour 2025
17 June 2025SydneyMiranda HotelAustralian Regional Tour 2025
15 June 2025Gold CoastThe Coolangatta HotelAustralian Regional Tour 2025
14 June 2025Sunshine CoastThe Station SCAustralian Regional Tour 2025
13 June 2025GladstoneHarvey Road TavernAustralian Regional Tour 2025
12 June 2025MackayThe Seabreeze HotelAustralian Regional Tour 2025
16 November 2024WellingtonMeow Nui
15 November 2024AucklandThe Tuning Fork
7 September 2024FremantleMetropolis FremantleSuffer Forever Tour
6 September 2024AdelaideHindley Street Music HallSuffer Forever Tour
5 September 2024MelbourneForum TheatreSuffer Forever Tour
1 September 2024SydneyRoundhouseSuffer Forever Tour
31 August 2024NewcastleKing Street HotelSuffer Forever Tour
30 August 2024BrisbaneThe TivoliSuffer Forever Tour
21 April 2024BrisbaneRiverstage
20 April 2024BrisbaneRiverstage
18 April 2024MelbourneRod Laver Arena
17 April 2024AdelaideAdelaide Entertainment Centre
14 April 2024SydneyQudos Bank Arena
12 April 2024SydneyQudos Bank Arena
10 April 2024MelbourneJohn Cain Arena
3 December 2023BrisbaneStage 3
2 December 2023SydneyStage 3
1 December 2023MelbourneStage 3
10 June 2023PalmerstonThe LandmarkNeverbloom 10th Anniversary Tour
4 June 2023PerthMagnet HouseNeverbloom 10th Anniversary Tour
3 June 2023AdelaideFat ControllerNeverbloom 10th Anniversary Tour
2 June 2023MelbournePier Bandroom
1 June 2023Melbourne170 RussellNeverbloom 10th Anniversary Tour
31 May 2023CanberraThe BasementNeverbloom 10th Anniversary Tour
28 May 2023SydneyMetro TheatreNeverbloom 10th Anniversary Tour
27 May 2023WollongongUniBar
26 May 2023NewcastleThe Newcastle HotelNeverbloom 10th Anniversary Tour
25 May 2023BrisbaneThe Princess TheatreNeverbloom 10th Anniversary Tour
21 March 2023MelbourneForum Theatre
23 October 2022PerthAmplifierDoomswitch Tour
22 October 2022AdelaideJiveDoomswitch Tour
21 October 2022MelbourneStay GoldDoomswitch Tour
15 October 2022SydneyMetro SocialDoomswitch Tour
14 October 2022BrisbaneThe BrightsideDoomswitch Tour
26 March 2022MelbourneReunion Park
11 January 2020Tarwin LowerTarwin Meadows
21 September 2019PerthBar1 NightclubAustralian Regional Tour 2019
20 September 2019DunsboroughDunsborough TavernAustralian Regional Tour 2019
19 September 2019MandurahAustralian Regional Tour 2019
14 September 2019BrisbaneRiverstageAustralian Regional Tour 2019
10 August 2018WellingtonValhalla

Concert data: setlist.fm

Make Them Suffer Australia Tour 2027 setlist: the songs played most often in Australia and New Zealand

Across the 15 most recent documented Australia/NZ concerts with a full song list (17 June 2025 to 28 June 2026), these are the songs that came up most often. Titles only — set lists change from night to night.

  1. Bones — played at 15 of 15 shows
  2. Doomswitch — played at 15 of 15 shows
  3. Epitaph — played at 15 of 15 shows
  4. Erase Me — played at 15 of 15 shows
  5. Ether — played at 15 of 15 shows
  6. Ghost of Me — played at 15 of 15 shows
  7. Mana God — played at 15 of 15 shows
  8. Oscillator — played at 15 of 15 shows
  9. Soul Decay — played at 15 of 15 shows
  10. Hollowed Heart — played at 12 of 15 shows
  11. Widower — played at 12 of 15 shows
  12. Uncharted — played at 9 of 15 shows
  13. Weaponized — played at 9 of 15 shows
  14. Blood Moon — played at 3 of 15 shows

Before the Make Them Suffer Australia Tour 2027: past Australia/NZ tours at a glance

Make Them Suffer Australia Tour 2027 and Australia/NZ festivals

December has become a regular fixture for Make Them Suffer. The setlist archive lists stage-numbered festival sets in Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane on 1, 2 and 3 December 2023 and again on 5, 6 and 7 December 2025, each a single weekend touring the three east-coast cities. The 2023 sets ran eight or nine songs, from "Ghost of Me" and "Bones" to "Erase Me" and "Doomswitch"; by 2025 the set had grown to 12 songs and added "Mana God", "Oscillator", "Epitaph" and "Widower".

Earlier outdoor dates include Tarwin Meadows in Tarwin Lower in January 2020 and Reunion Park in Melbourne in March 2022. No Make Them Suffer festival appearance in Australia or New Zealand had been announced for 2027 as of 9 October 2026.

Make Them Suffer Australia Tour 2027: career and records

Make Them Suffer formed in Perth, Western Australia, in 2008, with Sean Harmanis on vocals. The debut album Neverbloom, released by Roadrunner on 25 May 2012, reached No. 56 on the ARIA Albums Chart. Guitarist Nick McLernon joined in 2011.

Old Souls followed on 28 May 2015, also through Roadrunner, and climbed to No. 30; from that record Harmanis also took on clean vocals. The band moved to Rise Records for Worlds Apart, released on 28 July 2017, which peaked at No. 29, and headlined a world tour that year with Wage War, Enterprise Earth and Alpha Wolf. Bassist Jaya Jeffery joined in 2017 and drummer Jordan Mather in 2018.

How to Survive a Funeral, released on 19 June 2020, became their highest-charting album at No. 17 in Australia, though the pandemic delayed its touring cycle. Keyboardist and vocalist Alex Reade joined in 2022, completing the current line-up, and "Doomswitch", first played on the October 2022 tour of the same name, became one of the band's most-played songs.

The self-titled fifth album came out on 8 November 2024 through SharpTone and reached No. 38. "Epitaph" won Most Performed Hard Rock / Heavy Metal Work at the 2025 APRA Music Awards, and "Tether" was nominated in the same category in 2026. The band have since added international festival dates to a calendar still built mainly around Australian touring.

AlbumYearAUS chart peak
Neverbloom2012AUS 56
Old Souls2015AUS 30
Worlds Apart2017AUS 29
How to Survive a Funeral2020AUS 17
Make Them Suffer2024AUS 38

Make Them Suffer Australia Tour 2027: a band built in Perth

Make Them Suffer come from Perth, and the West has always had its own place on their tours. The archive lists Mandurah, Dunsborough and Bar1 Nightclub in Perth in 2019, Amplifier in 2022, Magnet House in 2023, Metropolis Fremantle in 2024, and Bunbury and Freo.Social in Fremantle in 2025.

Fremantle has closed the band's two most recent headline tours, on 7 September 2024 and 6 July 2025, which makes it a natural last stop. Whether a future tour would end there again has not been announced.

Make Them Suffer Australia Tour 2027: touring the regions

The 2025 regional tour was a long run outside the capitals: 18 dates over three and a half weeks, from Mackay and Gladstone in Queensland to Castlemaine in central Victoria, Hobart in Tasmania and Bunbury in Western Australia.

The set was the same 13 songs most nights, opening with "Epitaph", "Bones" and "Uncharted" and closing with "Erase Me", "Doomswitch" and "Widower". Suburban pubs such as the Miranda Hotel and The Commercial Hotel sat alongside regional rooms like Drifter's Wharf in Gosford and Beer Deluxe in Albury.

No regional dates have been announced for 2027. If the band repeats the approach, the alert on this page will cover any town added.

Make Them Suffer Australia Tour 2027: arena nights and the Riverstage

The April 2024 support run gave the band their largest Australian audiences: John Cain Arena, Rod Laver Arena, Qudos Bank Arena twice, Adelaide Entertainment Centre and two nights at the Riverstage. The seven-song set was built for impact, from "Ghost of Me" and "Bones" to "Erase Me" and "Doomswitch".

The Riverstage in Brisbane appears in three different years in the archive: September 2019, April 2024 (two nights) and June 2026. In June 2026 they returned to big rooms again, with Margaret Court Arena and the Hordern Pavilion alongside it.

Make Them Suffer Australia Tour 2027: Auckland and Wellington

New Zealand has seen the band only twice in the archive: Valhalla in Wellington in August 2018, and a two-night run in November 2024 at The Tuning Fork in Auckland and Meow Nui in Wellington, playing the full 14-song Suffer Forever set.

There is no New Zealand date announced for 2027 or for the rest of 2026.

Make Them Suffer Australia Tour 2027: what to expect live

A Make Them Suffer headline show runs to 13 to 15 songs. On the Suffer Forever Tour in 2024 the band opened with "Epitaph", "Bones" and "Uncharted", played "Vortex (Interdimensional Spiral Hindering Inexplicable Euphoria)", "Ether", "Oscillator", "Ghost of Me", "Soul Decay", "The Attendant", "Hollowed Heart", "Blood Moon" and "Contraband", and closed with "Erase Me", "Doomswitch" and, on most nights, "Widower".

The Neverbloom anniversary shows of 2023 were a one-off: the album's songs from "Neverbloom" and "Morrow (Weaver of Dreams)" through "Elegies", "Maelstrom", "The Well", "Weeping Wastelands", "Widower" and "Chronicles", followed by "Ghost of Me" and "Doomswitch".

Support and festival sets are shorter, between seven and twelve songs. The June 2026 shows ran nine: "Ghost of Me", "Epitaph", "Mana God", "Oscillator", "Ether", "Soul Decay", "Bones", "Erase Me" and "Doomswitch". "Doomswitch" and "Erase Me" have closed almost every set since 2022.

Make Them Suffer Australia Tour 2027 tickets and presales

There are no Make Them Suffer tickets on sale for Australia or New Zealand in 2027, because no concerts have been announced. Any site already offering seats or a "presale code" for 2027 is not official.

When dates are announced, buy from the ticket outlet named in the official announcement, from the venue's box office or through any fan presale the band runs. Mobile tickets are often name-locked, so buy through the official outlet or its official resale service to make sure the ticket is in your name; use the official resale option if plans change.

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Make Them Suffer Australia Tour 2027: questions and answers

Are Make Them Suffer touring Australia in 2027?

Nothing has been announced as of 9 October 2026.

Are Make Them Suffer playing New Zealand in 2027?

No. Their last New Zealand shows were The Tuning Fork in Auckland on 15 November 2024 and Meow Nui in Wellington on 16 November 2024.

When did Make Them Suffer last play in Australia?

At the Riverstage in Brisbane on Sunday 28 June 2026, after Margaret Court Arena in Melbourne on 24 June and the Hordern Pavilion in Sydney on 26 June.

What was their last headline tour of Australia?

The 2025 regional tour, 12 June to 6 July 2025, from Mackay to Fremantle, with Justice For The Damned and The Gloom In The Corner.

Where are Make Them Suffer from?

Perth, Western Australia. The band formed there in 2008.

What is the latest Make Them Suffer album?

The self-titled Make Them Suffer, released on 8 November 2024, which reached No. 38 in Australia.

Which album charted highest in Australia?

How to Survive a Funeral (2020), which reached No. 17.

How long is a Make Them Suffer concert?

Headline sets run 13 to 15 songs; support and festival sets seven to twelve.

Who is in Make Them Suffer?

Sean Harmanis (vocals), Nick McLernon (guitar), Jaya Jeffery (bass), Jordan Mather (drums) and Alex Reade (keyboards and vocals).

Make Them Suffer Australia Tour 2027

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