Fresh off the release of their sixth studio album CURE, prolific metalcore progressives ERRA are set to bring all of their blistering light and shade to Australian stages again next March for their first ever national Australian headline tour, taking their massive CURE run across the country joined by special guests SILENT PLANET (USA) and RESOLVE (FRA).
Hailing from Alabama and forming back in 2009, ERRA have continuously enamoured with titanic riffs, enchanting melodics and immersive soundscapes, storming their way to #1 on the Billboard Heatseekers Albums chart via their 2014 EP Moments of Clarity, and also taking out the honour once again in 2016 courtesy of their third full-length album Drift. Crystallising their now-trademark sonic complexity and punchy delivery alongside the addition of vocalist J.T. Cavey on Drift, ERRA have unleashed six full length albums to date, including their most recent opus: 2024's CURE.
Celebrated for its immersive lyricism, cohesion, moody grooves, atmospherics and driving dynamics, CURE also saw ERRA boldly step beyond their own creative confines into a brand new era, expanding on their earlier releases without sacrificing their signature traits. And whether they're wowing crowds on a festival stage, touring alongside Bad Omens, TesseracT, Ice Nine Kills, or headlining their own shows, an ERRA live experience is like no other; and one as explosive and enigmatic as their own mesmerising musical creations.
Renowned heavy luminaries, California's SILENT PLANET have transfixed a diehard global fanbase via their blend of hypnotic hooks, lush yet raw soundscapes and an irresistible mingling of post rock, metal and ambient textures. Taking home Best Underground Band at the 2017 Alternative Press Music Awards, SILENT PLANET have also toured the globe with Dayseeker, Fit For A King + The Plot In You, generated tens of millions of streams and released five acclaimed full length albums, including 2023's SUPERBLOOM which was conjured against the odds amid band's harrowing snowstorm crash in late 2022, and garnered praise for its balanced beauty and brutality