Seeing their fans across regional Australia, Trophy Eyes are spending their Summer in Slow Motion.
After spending most of 2024 on tour throughout Australia, Europe and the US, Newcastle melodic hardcore heavyweights Trophy Eyes took a well-earned and well-deserved rest. But it’s all systems go as they head into the new year, opening 2025 on the road as they hit up regional venues.
Titled the Summer in Slow Motion Tour, Trophy Eyes will start up north on the Sunshine Coast on Friday 17 January, working their way down through Gold Coast, Canberra, Wollongong, Newcastle, Castlemaine, Torquay and wrapping up in Frankston on Saturday 1 February 2025.
Trophy Eyes Summer in Slow Motion Tour
- Friday 17 January – Sol Bar, Sunshine Coast
- Saturday 18 January – Miami Marketta, Gold Coast
- Thursday 23 January – UC Hub, Canberra
- Friday 24 January – UOW UniBar, Wollongong
- Saturday 25 January – King Street Band Room, Newcastle
- Thursday 30 January – Theatre Royal, Castlemaine
- Friday 31 January – Torquay Hotel, Torquay
- Saturday 01 February – Pier Bandroom, Frankston
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The tour will make good practice for the band as they spend 2025 up on major festival stages across Europe including Download where they will be playing alongside Green Day, Sleep Token, Korn and fellow Aussies Airbourne, and Germany’s biggest rock double Rock am Ring and Rock Im Park. It’s a final hurrah for the road before the band step back into the studio to make the follow up to 2023’s Suicide and Sunshine.
Sharing the stage with Trophy Eyes across the regional run will be Bloom who have been tearing it up internationally as well as through Australia. Their on stage energy is a perfect match to the monstrous mayhem that comes from a Trophy Eyes set with the pit set to be explosive.
Tickets to the tour are on sale now via the Trophy Eyes official website and can be picked up here.
