Nail Australia To The Walls

To The Grave haven't eased off the accelerator since breaking into the international touring circuit in 2023. The Australian deathcore outfit has shared stages with Lorna Shore, Signs of The Swarm, I Killed The Prom Queen, Carnifex, Thy Art Is Murder and Shadow of Intent, building a reputation on the strength of three albums through Unique Leader Records: 2021's 'Epilogue', 2023's 'Director's Cuts' and 2024's 'Everyone's A Murderer'. Across all three the band has kept hammering the same themes, animal liberation, misanthropy, environmental collapse, delivered with a relentlessness that's earned them real standing on the global extreme metal circuit.

2026 isn't shaping up as a quiet year either. Rather than taking a breather, To The Grave are channelling their energy into a new campaign, and the first move is a home turf run titled Nail Australia To The Walls. Eight shows are locked in for September, bringing the band back to Australian stages ahead of whatever comes next musically.

Adelaide's date lands at Lion Arts Factory on Thursday 3 September 2026, doors at 7:00pm.

The tour brings with it the Australian debut of American death metal/hardcore group No Cure, arriving on the back of their upcoming third album, 'It's Going To Get Dark'. Straight-edge and unflinching, No Cure have built a name overseas for a heartfelt but brutal approach, and this run marks the first chance local audiences get to see them live.

Rounding out the bill is Melbourne's Algor Mortis, a band that's carved out a solid reputation in the beatdown space and should sit comfortably alongside the ferocity of the two touring acts.

To The Grave have also flagged new music on the way, though details remain under wraps for now. Given the band's track record of turning studio output into relentless touring cycles, this September run looks like the opening chapter of something bigger rather than a one-off.