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The Amity Affliction announce “Let The Ocean Take Me” 10th anniversary Australia tour

Metalcore giants  The Amity Affliction  will embark on a headline tour across the country this November for the 10th anniversary of their acclaimed album “ Let the Ocean Take Me”.   

To celebrate their seminal fourth studio release, the band will be performing the album in its entirety each night along with fan favourites from their extensive catalogue. Joining The Amity Affliction across all dates will be  Ice Nine Kills ,  We Came As Romans  and  Heavensgate .

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• November 8, 2024, – Riverstage, Brisbane QLD
• November 15, 2024, – The Drive, Adelaide SA
• November 16, 2024, – Red Hill Amphitheatre, Perth WA

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Since emerging in 2008 with their debut Severed Ties, Metal Core powerhouse The Amity Affliction have consistently delivered. They’ve clocked four No. 1 records, earned multiple Gold and Platinum certifications in their home country and enjoyed a string of Top 30-charting albums on Billboard. 

Throughout their career, The Amity Affliction have remained a featured attraction on some of the biggest festivals in the world — from Download UK, Reading and Leeds, Wacken, Vans Warped Tour, Rock am Ring, Rock im park, Graspop, Sonic Temple, Welcome to Rockville, Hellfest, Slam Dunk, Jera on Air, and more! The band has sold out countless headline treks and have hit the road with everyone from A Day to Remember to Motionless in White to Silverstein to Sum 41 to Beartooth to PVRIS.

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Metalcore giants The Amity Affliction will embark on a headline tour across the country this November for the 10th anniversary of their acclaimed album “ Let the Ocean Take Me”.

Metalcore giants The Amity Affliction will embark on a headline tour across the country this November for the 10th anniversary of their acclaimed album “ Let the Ocean Take Me”.  

To celebrate their seminal fourth studio release, the band will be performing the album in its entirety each night along with fan favourites from their extensive catalogue.

Joining The Amity Affliction across all dates will be Ice Nine Kills, We Came As Romans and Heavensgate.

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Since emerging in 2008 with their debut Severed Ties, metalcore powerhouse The Amity Affliction have consistently delivered. They’ve clocked four No. 1 records, earned multiple Gold and Platinum certifications in their home country and enjoyed a string of Top 30-charting albums on Billboard.

Throughout their career, The Amity Affliction have remained a featured attraction on some of the biggest festivals in the world — from Download UK, Reading and Leeds, Wacken, Vans Warped Tour, Rock am Ring, Rock im park, Graspop, Sonic Temple, Welcome to Rockville, Hellfest, Slam Dunk, Jera on Air, and more!

The band has sold out countless headline treks and have hit the road with everyone from A Day to Remember to Motionless in White to Silverstein to Sum 41 to Beartooth to PVRIS.

Ice Nine Kills

Dan Sugarman (guitar/vocals), Ricky Armellino (guitar/vocals), Patrick Galante (drums), and Joe Occhuiti (bass/vocals) are the current co-conspirators behind Charnas, who founded the band as a teen in the early 2000s.

Decadent, devious, and fiercely insane, ICE NINE KILLS celebrate pop culture’s darkest edges, mining a cinephile library’s worth of iconic horror on The Silver Scream and The Silver Scream 2 . The creative marriage made in hell of music and fiction began in earnest with the Top 5 Hard Rock album, Every Trick in the Book , which brought the previous three records’ themes to new levels.

Loudwire hails ICE NINE KILLS as “one of the most unique acts in metal right now.” The band’s synergy of music and lifestyle draws favourable comparisons to Slipknot and Rob Zombie.

We Came As Romans

We Came As Romans’ initial ascent was quick and assured, catapulting the band (who met as teens) into the hearts of diehard fans immersed in the metalcore, post-hardcore, and Warped Tour subculture.

Their hook-filled heavy music carried an uplifting message and connects with even greater urgency live. The increasingly diverse catalogue of metallic might, melodic strength, and electronic atmosphere soars in clubs, theatres, and fests. T

They’ve supported tastemaker acts like Bring Me The Horizon, I Prevail, A Day To Remember, Falling In Reverse, Bullet For My Valentine, and The Used.

HEAVENSGATE

Visceral in name and nature, HEAVENSGATE have hit the ground running with no signs of slowing down.

With their widely regarded debut EP ‘AND ALL I LOVED, I LOVED ALONE’, HEAVENSGATE have proved that lightning does strike twice with their follow-up single ‘VIOLENT JOY’ being the band’s most popular track to date.

Having played shows with the likes of Invent Animate, Currents and While She Sleeps, HEAVENSGATE continues to expand on the strong foundations set ahead of them with a growing fanbase.

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The Amity Affliction is an Australian post-hardcore and metalcore band formed in 2003 of high-school friends hailing from Gympie, Queensland, Australia.

Following the death of a close friend in a car accident, high-schoolers Ahren Stringer and Troy Brady formed The Amity Affliction named in tribute of their friend. The band started out by playing school concerts and lunch breaks before releasing two self-titled EPs, one in 2004, with new screaming vocalist Joel Birch, and another in 2005, the latter of which was followed by an Australian East Coast tour.

2007 brought a change of personnel with Troels Thomasson coming in on drums, who would be replaced by Ryan Burt a year later, Chris Burt on guitar and Trad Nathan playing the keyboard. Shortly after The Amity Affliction released a new five-track EP named “High Hopes”, which introduced the band to a wider audience and paved the way for their debut studio album “Severed Ties” (2008). The album reached No. 26 on the Australian Albums Chart and was followed by a tour across Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth.

After a headline tour across Australia in 2009, Christopher Burt left the band with Clint Ellis of The Getaway Plan taking tenure. The Amity Affliction’s second album “Youngbloods” was released on June 18, 2010 through Boomtown and Shock Records. “Youngbloods” outperformed its predecessor, reaching No. 6 in the Australian Album Chart. Towards the tail-end of 2010 The Amity Affliction released a compilation album entitled “Glory Days” of b-sides and old demoes, signed the the label The Artery Foundation, and announced a UK tour with Asking Alexandria.

After another headline Australian tour with Asking Alexandria and various local bands in each city, the band signed to Roadrunner Records for the foreseeable future, and headed to Florida, U.S. to work on their third full-length album. Produced by Michael Baskette, “Chasing Ghosts” (2012) was released on August 15, 2012. The album art featured an image of a boy who has committed suicide and received much criticism from social media and fans, despite the album’s theme towards seeking help and support.

Prior to joining the Warped Tour 2013, the band announced Dan Brown had joined the band on guitar, and who played on the European Tour alongside Chelsea Grin and Stick To Your Guns. In anticipation of their fourth studio album, The Amity Affliction released a demo titled “Cave In” which proved to be a red herring and didn’t appear on the album. “Let the Ocean Take Me” was released on June 6, 2014, to positive reviews and marked the departure of lead guitarist Troy Brady, leaving Ahren Stringer the only original member of the band.

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Post-hardcore music isn’t a genre that I am usually into, I find it a little heavy, but from the moment I heard The Amity Affliction back in 2008, I was converted into a fan of their music. Although the band haven’t been around that long, they have seen several changes of members over the years, seeing guitarists, vocalists, and percussionists come and go. This, however, has not weakened their sound, but every new member who comes along brings a fresh and exciting twist to their music.

“We are young, we are young, we are young” rang out through the auditorium acapella before the guys began smashing it on their instruments. They played through a variety of their older hits from the back catalogue of albums, and then played their new single, which everyone went crazy for. It was awesome when everyone was singing along, and they were encouraging us all to jump around and really get into it.

Their dedication to the music and their performance is incredible, and their enthusiasm for every track radiates around the room. It was a pretty long show, and they didn’t stop dancing around once, and their vocals didn’t waver at all. 10 out of 10, for every single song.

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My experience, I was waiting for them the whole night. It was great, they are great performers and it’s amazing how they grasp the crowd, I just hated the crowd surfing all of those sweaty immature guys who couldn't stay still. Like I get it you’re angry, can’t someone just enjoy the damn music, sing along and harmonize ourselves. I love rock bands, I want to go to as many shows as possible, but the crowd isn't the kind I enjoy dealing with, other than these amazing people, there were a few concerning beings which made this experience phenomenal. But Joel and Ahren are so (bleeping) amazing, sad that the guitar player dipped </3 that left me shocked. The sound quality is great, I just wished that people would have stopped crowd surfing, I was pushed so far back, I was in the front, none the less, I enjoyed singing along and watching them perform. Those guys are all about the fans and that’s beautiful.

There was definitely a sense of exhaustion coming from the Amity guys at their Brisbane show, I think a lot of it had to do with being the last show on their tour after touring for seven days straight. The first few songs were definitely lacking a lot of energy, however a few songs in (probably up to the awesome I Hate Hartley/Youngbloods mix) it definitely got up and running again.

In terms of the entire show, I think having Beartooth followed by Pvris and finishing with Amity was a huge mistake. The crowd was pumped for Beartooth, and Pvris's slightly more chilled relaxed tones definitely created a bit of a lull. Having Beartooth lead into Amity would have improved the show tenfold.

We were blessed to attend the Heaven and Hell festival with Amity headlining. The whole event was so well done. The bands playing in the lead up to Amity were all spot on musically and made for the best atmosphere for when Amity walked out and preformed one of the best concerts yet. They were so humble, thanking their old and new fans alike. They interacted with the crowd and threw some gear out to the fans. The lighting and sound were great not over done and we could see the band clearly. What a great concert, one to remember.

What can I say??? These guy's NEVER disappoint. From when the came onto the stage to their final song, they have an aura, and a presence that I dont seem to get with many other bands.

They mixed some new songs with some of their older stuff, Open Letter always getting the crowd going.

Just a pity they were supporting Beartooth and not the headline, as this means only 40 mins of this fabulous foursome... Thsnk you again, for a memory I will never forget..

it was a really good show! most of the pits were filled with big men, they had a wall of death, but it was really cool, the fans are super nice and people watch out for each other and pick each other right up when they fall in the pit! i saw someone’s phone fall out of their pocket and gave it back to them when i saw them come out of the pit and they were super grateful!!!!!

Absolutely amazing performance by TAA. Hellions and Ocean Grove pulled a huge response from the crowd and definitely had some die-hard fans in the pit! Highlights from the gig: getting to hear the awesome performance of Thresher by Hellions, and hearing TAA boys dominate with Open Letter/All Fucked Up/Bring the Weather with Me - the entire room was jumping in unison.

Amity Affliction was great! They played quite a few songs from Misery and also a few from some of there older albums. Overall their performance was great, there were lots of mosh pits and a couple wall of deaths aswell. The crowd was very energetic when they came on. I'll definitely be going to another concert of theirs.

Sound was perfect energy was amazing! This is a band, i would continue to see live. Vocals were so crisp, it is evident this band is grateful for their supporters.

Thank you for being real!

Only downfall which isn’t the bad, was the crowd. “Youngsters” that didn’t know how to work the floor.

I had high hopes for this concert, and these hopes were certainly finished with aplomb. All four bands that played were amazing live. So great empathy and commitment to the music that these bands had, made this a fantastic night. The audience was all-in from start to finish and had so much fun!

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Australian metalcore trailblazers THE AMITY AFFLICTION today announce their highly anticipated Australian tour Not Without My Ghosts with special guests Silverstein, Earth Caller and Winnerz Circle. The national run will begin at the band’s hometown Brisbane at Fortitude Music Hall before heading to Sydney’s Hordern Pavilion, Adelaide’s Hindley Street Music Hall, Melbourne’s Forum and wrapping up at Perth’s Metro City. This 2023 tour marks two decades since the band formed in 2003.

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About THE AMITY AFFLICTION: Since emerging in 2008 with their debut Severed Ties, Australian powerhouse The Amity Affliction have consistently delivered. They've clocked four No. 1 records, earned multiple Gold and Platinum certifications in their home country and enjoyed a string of Top 30 - charting albums on Billboard. They've also received critical accolades from Rolling Stone, Alternative Press, The Noise, and more. Throughout their career, The Amity Affliction have remained a featured attraction on some of the biggest festivals in the world — from Download UK, Reading and Leeds, Vans Warped Tour, Rock am Ring, Rock im park, Graspop, Sonic Temple, Welcome to Rockville, Hellfest, Slam Dunk, Jera on Air, and more! The band has sold out countless headline treks and have hit the road with everyone from A Day to Remember to Motionless in White to Silverstein to Sum 41 to Beartooth to PVRIS. New material is expected in 2023. Their latest single ‘I See Dead People’, released in February, is their fastest streaming single. The band now has crossed the 1 billion stream mark worldwide.

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The Amity Affliction - Regional Tour

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Off the back of their sold-out capital city tour of Australia, The Amity Affliction have announced they will be hitting the regional circuit of Australia for the first time in 4 years

The world-renowned metalcore act will be playing 16 shows throughout Australia with an amazing lineup of Australian-grown talent. Alpha Wolf, Terminal Sleep and Run will join them on all shows. This tour is a rare chance for regional Australia to see some of Australia’s best heavy talent in intimate venues throughout the country. Tickets won’t last, get in quick.

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The Amity Affliction Add Second Sydney Show To 2024 Australian Tour

The Amity Affliction  have embiggened their Aussie headline run in honour of the 10th anniversary of their seminal fourth studio album,  Let The Ocean Take Me , adding a second Sydney date to the itinerary.

Amity will be performing the beloved LP live and in full for fans in Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth this November, with a bonus Sydney date just added at the city’s Enmore Theatre on Monday, 11th November.

The Amity Affliction – ‘Pittsburgh’

It notably marks the first time that the Gympie metalcore five-piece have ever played the iconic venue, and comes after their first Sydney show at the Hordern Pavilion sold out in less than a week.

The Amity Affliction are also bringing over US horror rock icons  Ice Nine Kills  for the occasion, alongside US metalcore faves  We Came As Romans  and locals Heavensgate.

The Amity Affliction’s Let The Ocean Take Me LP was released on 6th June 2014 and debuted at number 1 on the ARIA Charts. It was certified gold shortly after and went on to score the band a nomination for “Breakthrough Band of the Year” at the 2015 Metal Hammer Golden Gods Awards.

Tickets to The Amity Affliction’s newly announced Sydney show go on sale from 10am this Wednesday, 4th September via  Live Nation  and you can peep all the details down below.

Dates And Venues

Supported By Ice Nine Kills, We Came As Romans and Heavensgate

Friday, 8th November – Riverstage, Brisbane, QLD – SOLD OUT

Saturday, 9th November – Hordern Pavilion, Sydney, NSW – SOLD OUT

Monday, 11th November – Enmore Theatre, Sydney, NSW – NEW SHOW

Thursday, 14th November – John Cain Arena, Melbourne, VIC

Friday, 15th November – The Drive, Adelaide , SA

Saturday, 16th November – Red Hill Auditorium, Perth, WA

TICKETS FOR NEW SYDNEY SHOW ON SALE FROM 10AM WEDNESDAY, 4TH SEPTEMBER VIA LIVE NATION Mastercard pre-sale: Tuesday, 3rd September at 10am – Wednesday, 4th September at 9am

Further Reading

The Amity Affliction Announce 2024 Australian Tour With Ice Nine Kills

Big Pineapple 2024 Lineup: The Amity Affliction, Tones And I + MORE

The Amity Affliction Announce Ahren Stringer’s Departure From US Tour To Receive Mental Health Support

The post The Amity Affliction Add Second Sydney Show To 2024 Australian Tour appeared first on Music Feeds .

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The Amity Affliction's Ahren Stringer Confirms Hiatus Following Aus Tour

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The Amity Affliction @ Good Things Festival Brisbane (Credit: Nicole Matthews)

The Amity Affliction ’s bassist and singer Ahren Stringer has addressed fans who have been wondering what the future holds for him and the band, confirming his plans to take some “much-needed annual leave” in 2025.

In May, the band stated that Stringer would be departing their US tour to receive support for his mental health and wellbeing, adding that he needed help dealing with addiction. Stringer claimed he’d been “ booted ” from the tour a day later.

Fans have been concerned about any conflict within the band for months, and in July, Stringer confirmed that he’d be returning to perform with the band later this year—for their headline slot at Big Pineapple Festival in October and their massive Let The Ocean Take Me tenth-anniversary Australian tour in November.

The Amity Affliction Stick It To Previous Label With 'Let The Ocean Take Me' Re-recording

Following those shows, Stringer will be taking a break from the band. The bassist shared the news beside a happy selfie on Instagram last night (2 September), writing:

“I know you have all been waiting and wondering about the future of the band and how I am doing,” Stringer wrote, expressing his “heartfelt gratitude” for fans’ “unwavering support” and sharing that he’s “happy, sober, and thriving!”

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“As for plans with The Amity Affliction. I will definitely be performing at the Big Pineapple Music Festival and on the upcoming Australian tour.

“However, after these shows, I will be taking some much needed annual leave from the band throughout 2025 to focus on my continued personal growth, considering my future with the band & spending more quality time with the people I love!”

Adding that the band has his “full support” to continue touring in his absence, musician Jonathan Reeves will step in Stringer’s place while he’s away. Stringer voiced his “complete confidence” that Reeves will deliver “incredible” performances.

Stringer continued, “Thank you all so much for your understanding and support. I’m looking forward to seeing all of you and giving you the best Amity shows we’ve ever played! Your energy and support mean the world to me, and I can’t wait to share this experience with you!”

Last May, The Amity Affliction released their self-produced  eighth album ,  Not Without My Ghosts , via Pure Noise Records. It was another instantaneous success,  debuting at #2 on the ARIA Albums Chart . You can find  The Music ’s cover story interview with Ahren Stringer in promotion of the album  here .

THE AMITY AFFLICTION

Let the ocean take me 10-year anniversary tour, australia 2024.

RIVERSTAGE, BRISBANE - FRIDAY 8 NOVEMBER - SOLD OUT

HORDERN PAVILION, SYDNEY - SATURDAY 9 NOVEMBER - SOLD OUT

ENMORE THEATRE, SYDNEY - MONDAY 11 NOVEMBER 11 - NEW SHOW

JOHN CAIN ARENA, MELBOURNE - THURSDAY 14 NOVEMBER

THE DRIVE, ADELAIDE - FRIDAY 15 NOVEMBER

RED HILL AUDITORIUM, PERTH – SATURDAY 16 NOVEMBER - FINAL TICKETS

Tickets here

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THE AMITY AFFLICTION Announce ‘Let The Ocean Take Me’ (Redux)

Release 'my fathers son'.

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Legendary metalcore outfit The Amity Affliction have today announced the release of ‘Let The Ocean Take Me’ (Redux) , which is set to drop on the 27th of September. The announcement is paired with the re-release of fan-favourite track ‘ My Fathers Son ’, which is available on all platforms as of today. 

‘ Let The Ocean Take Me ’ was a seminal record for the band when it was released in 2014. The bands 2nd Aria Number 1 album, ‘Let The Ocean Take Me’ was praised by critics and fans alike – opening up the band to a larger audience, and pushing their sound to new heights. 10 years on and the fusion of raw emotion and dynamic soundscapes is just as poignant as it was upon release, full to the brim with  timeless singles such as ‘ Pittsburgh ’, ‘ Don’t Lean On Me ’ and ‘ The Weigh Down ’. 

The re-release comes after the band’s exit from their previous label, who they worked with from 2012’s ‘ Chasing Ghosts ’ up until 2018’s ‘ Misery ’. ‘Let The Ocean Take Me’ (Redux) is the band’s chance to take back ownership of their art, and move on from a difficult situation that has weighed immensely on the band in recent years. 

“We re-recorded this album for a few reasons, but it would be foolish for me not to mention the more monumental of these, that being that our deal with our previous record label had them taking the vast majority of all revenue from what has been our most successful album until recently. When you spend over two decades in an industry you get to see how predatory it can be, and the main victims of this predation are young bands that are wined and dined into deals that all but guarantee the band will only make money for the label and not for themselves. 

This is what happened with us; we were never a group of people who were gunning to be massive or successful, we didn’t really look to the future at all, instead we were completely taken by the treatment we received and the promises that were made and only when it was far too late and we were far too far along in our contract to do anything about it.”  JOEL BIRCH, THE AMITY AFFLICTION

The band hope this can be a lesson to younger bands – to actively look for fair deals and push towards smaller indie labels when considering a career in the industry. 

“This is a chance to claw some of that back and have some ownership over our own songs, something that we didn’t have while with our old label. Let this be the canary in the coal mine for younger bands, in this day and age you can find ethical and equitable deals, you don’t need to believe the bullshit larger labels will feed you, and you can maintain control over your masters and own your own songs. Thankfully we’ve always told people to get fucked when they’ve tried to meddle in our music or this could have been even worse, in any case, I hope that you guys enjoy this and give it a thrashing, we are personally much happier with this new recreation.”  JOEL BIRCH, THE AMITY AFFLICTION

The Amity Affliction are currently booked as headliners for the Big Pineapple Festival in Woombye, Queensland – with a lineup that includes the likes of Bliss N Eso, Golden Features and Peking Duk, set for the 19th of October. Following this, Australian fans will be able to catch the album in full this November, as they make their way across stages in Brisbane , Sydney , Melbourne , Adelaide and Perth with support from  Ice Nine Kills , We Came As Romans and Heavensgate .

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