Celebrating a decade of darkness since first announcing himself to the world, in 2026 American rapper and genre alchemist nothing, nowhere. will return down under, bringing his The Return Of The Reaper tour across the country next April alongside special guests sace6 (usa) for their first ever Australian visit and Sydney's Closure.

The brainchild of Joseph Mulherin, nothing, nowhere. channels emotionally-charged music written and recorded in the backwoods of northern Vermont, ultimately conjuring a unique blend of emo, hip hop, rock, pop and beyond over the past decade. Releasing his debut self-titled full-length album in 2015, nothing, nowhere. solidified his status as a versatile and influential prodigy via his 2017 sophomore album Reaper, and is now in command of nine studio albums, including his most recent outing, 2024's Cult Classic.

Ticking off his debut Australian headline tour in 2023, praised by The AU Review with a 5/5 star review, declaring "...it was an updated set featuring all the favourites from one of the most diverse and prolific artists of our generation,", nothing, nowhere. has also previously shared stages with Fall Out Boy, Wage War and Thrice.

A fresh new face making large waves on the scene, American duo sace6 formed in 2024, with their innovative style marking a magnetic conduit between pop, R&B and metal. Hailing from America's Northeast, New York and New Jersey, sace6 connect their fans through a monochromatic romanticisation, wielding a raw and experimental style that has seen them in demand on stages across North America, Europe and the UK, with their touring history including runs with nothing, nowhere. as well as the likes of jxdn and Amira Elfeky.

Sydney's Closure are well-versed in delivering hard-hitting post hardcore, with their raw intensity and emotion a staple in their live performances, alongside a stalwart reputation for their dynamic live energy and uncompromising sound. Releasing their debut EP The Sweet Suffering earlier this year, and with major national tours already under their belt, Closure are undeniably becoming "ones to watch" in the Australian music scene.