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Soulfly, Nailbomb And Snot Unite For Heavy-Hitting Australian Tour

Australian metal fans can look forward to January’s co-headlining tour as Soulfly, Nailbomb, and Snot unite, with Max Cavalera in double duty.

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Heavy metal fans in Australia have a highly anticipated series of shows to look forward to in January, as Soulfly, Nailbomb, and Snot are set to co-headline a tour. The run of dates marks a significant event featuring Max Cavalera pulling double duty with two of his prominent projects.

The tour includes a mix of headlining concerts and major festival appearances. Soulfly and Nailbomb will be part of the lineup for the Froth And Fury festival, sharing the stage with bands such as Polaris and In Hearts Wake on two separate festival dates. For the headlining shows, they will be joined by Snot, providing a powerful three-band bill for fans.

The resurrected industrial metal project Nailbomb will feature founding member Max Cavalera on vocals and guitar. He will be joined by a formidable lineup that includes his son Igor Amadeus Cavalera on guitar and vocals, Jackie Cruz on bass, and Travis Stone on lead guitar.

The tour dates are as follows:

Froth And Fury Festival (Soulfly & Nailbomb)

  • January 24 – Perth, AUS – Perth HPC
  • January 31 – Adelaide, AUS – Adelaide Showgrounds

Co-headline Tour (Soulfly, Nailbomb & Snot)

  • January 26 – Brisbane, AUS – The Tivoli
  • January 27 – Sydney, AUS – The Enmore
  • January 30 – Melbourne, AUS – The Forum

The trio of artists on this tour offers a diverse and powerful experience for metal fans. Soulfly, led by the legendary Max Cavalera, has spent decades blending groove metal with tribal rhythms. Nailbomb, a cult industrial metal project from the ’90s, is known for its raw and aggressive sound. Meanwhile, Snot brings a high-energy, groove-heavy sound rooted in the nu-metal and hardcore scenes of the late 90s, a combination that promises to deliver a truly unforgettable night for all the fans present.

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