nothing, nowhere 'The Return Of The Reaper' Australian Tour 2026

About This Event

<p>Celebrating a decade of darkness since first announcing himself to the world, in 2026 American rapper and genre alchemist<strong>&nbsp;nothing, nowhere</strong><strong>.</strong> will return down under, bringing his The Return Of The Reaper tour across the country next April alongside special guests <strong>sace6</strong><strong>&nbsp;</strong><em>(usa)</em><strong>&nbsp;</strong>for their first ever Australian visit and Sydney&#39;s <strong>Closure. <br></strong><br>The brainchild of Joseph Mulherin, <strong>nothing, nowhere</strong><strong>.&nbsp;</strong>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, <strong>nothing, nowhere</strong><strong>.&nbsp;</strong>solidified his status as a versatile and influential prodigy via his 2017 sophomore album <em>Reaper</em>, and is now in command of nine studio albums, including his most recent outing, 2024&#39;s <em>Cult Classic</em>.<br><br>Ticking off his debut Australian headline tour in 2023, praised by The AU Review with a 5/5 star review, declaring <em>&quot;...it was an updated set featuring all the favourites from one of the most diverse and prolific artists of our generation,&quot;</em>, <strong>nothing, nowhere</strong><strong>.</strong> has also previously shared stages with Fall Out Boy, Wage War and Thrice.<br><br>A fresh new face making large waves on the scene, American duo <strong>sace6</strong> formed in 2024, with their innovative style marking a magnetic conduit between pop, R&amp;B and metal. Hailing from America&#39;s Northeast, New York and New Jersey, <strong>sace6</strong> 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 <strong>nothing, nowhere</strong><strong>.&nbsp;</strong>as well as the likes of jxdn and Amira Elfeky.<br><br>Sydney&#39;s <strong>Closure</strong> 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 <em>The Sweet Suffering</em> earlier this year, and with major national tours already under their belt,&nbsp;<strong>Closure</strong> are undeniably becoming &quot;ones to watch&quot; in the Australian music scene. </p>