Fresh from a sold-out tour honouring their latest EP, Only Change is Permanent, as well as warming up stages for American juggernauts Of Mice & Men around the country, Western Sydney metalcore veterans Sienna Skies are giving fans even more live love with The Hardest Part tour, a nationwide stretch supported by US heavy outfit Of Virtue and Sydney based punks (and Corey Taylor’s new favourite band) Clay J Gladstone.
They’re set to hit eight stages across the country this November in support of their latest single ‘The Hardest Part’, visiting fans in Perth, Canberra, Wagga Wagga, Melbourne, Wollongong, Sydney and Brisbane.
Sienna Skies – ‘The Hardest Part’
The run will also encompass a slot on the lineup for Adelaide’s riff and beer-fuelled Froth & Fury Festival 2024 alongside the mighty Northlane, deathcore icons Thy Art Is Murder, US metal icons Fear Factory and more (Of Virtue and Clay J will not be appearing at that one, however).
The tour will also mark US act Of Virtue’s maiden voyage to Australia and will see them perform cuts from across their five studio albums, including latest critically acclaimed LP Omen, which has helped the four piece amass over 50 million streams globally.
You can peep all the dates and details down below.
Sienna Skies The Hardest Part 2024 Tour Dates
Supported by Of Virtue (US) & Clay J Gladstone
- Saturday 2 November – Lynott’s Lounge, Perth w/ Aeons & Heaven // Alone
- Wednesday 6 November – The Baso, Canberra w/ Highland Light
- Thursday 7 November – Jungle Duke, Wagga Wagga w/ Artifact
- Friday 8 November – The Leadbeater, Melbourne w/ 50Fifty
- Saturday 9 November – Froth & Fury Festival, Adelaide *
- Thursday 14 November – Lalala’s, Wollongong w/ Napalm
- Friday 15 November – Red Rattler, Sydney w/ Father Deer Hands
- Saturday 16 November – Tomcat, Brisbane w/ Virtues
*Of Virtue & Clay J Gladstone not appearing
Further Reading
Northlane Top Adelaide Heavy Beer Festival Froth & Fury’s Monster 2024 Lineup
Meet Corey Taylor’s ‘New Fkn Favourite Band’: Sydney’s Clay J Gladstone
Watch Austin Carlile Deliver A Tearful Speech About His Health Struggles
