Fleshwater Australian Tour 2026
About this event
Since first emerging from the underground with their distinctive blend of shoegaze, grunge, alternative rock and hardcore, Fleshwater have become one of the most talked-about bands in heavy music. This November, the Massachusetts outfit return to Australia for a national tour following a huge twelve months that has seen them release their acclaimed second album '2000: In Search Of The Endless Sky', tour extensively with Deftones across North America and performing at Coachella 2026!
Their breakout single Linda Claire introduced audiences to a sound that felt both nostalgic and completely contemporary, drawing from the alternative rock and shoegaze movements of the 1990s while injecting it with a modern heaviness and emotional weight all of their own. Their 2022 debut album We're Not Here To Be Loved established the band as far more than a side project, earning a devoted international following and appearances at major festivals including Lollapalooza, Riot Fest, Sound & Fury and Sick New World. Armed with a new album and an even stronger live reputation, Fleshwater return to Australia for what promises to be their biggest local shows to date.
Joining them on all dates are Idaho wrecking crew Ingrown. With their self described 'gun-toting, dirt-bike-riding, hell-raising hardcore' Ingrown have rapidly become one of the most dangerous bands in American heavy music, with their latest album Idaho delivering a relentless barrage of riffs, aggression and attitude.
Opening the tour are Sydney's Secret World, whose mix of hardcore fury and rock'n'roll swagger has made them one of Australia’s most exciting emerging acts.
Nearest accessible public toilet to Fleshwater Australian Tour 2026
The nearest accessible public toilet to Fleshwater Australian Tour 2026 is Skate Park Exceloo, Adelaide, about 40 m away.
Skate Park Exceloo · about 40 m away in a straight line
70 North Terrace, Adelaide, SA (park or reserve)
Currently closed
Source: the National Public Toilet Map, data as at 1 September 2026. Distances are straight-line, not the walking route, and facilities can change — check before you rely on one. Facility record
Event information courtesy of the Australian Tourism Data Warehouse (ATDW).

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