
After years of being neglected from tours which only hit the East Coast of Australia, RADelaide's best day out Froth & Fury Festival is set to expand to Perth in 2026.
The once boutique festival is having some serious upgrades as they expand step foot into Western Australia - and signalling a cheeky middle finger at the East Coast in the process with their vast array of genres - featuring everything from metal, to punk, core and grotesque heavy heavys - alongside food stalls and beer galore; it's a hell of a day out and offers more for the metal palate than any other medium-to-large scale festival down under.
To keep you all up to date between now and the January double weekender, catch up on all you need to know in one handy location with our signature Rolling Coverage - updated constantly with new info that YOU need to be across
Dates and Venues
Saturday January 24 – Perth HPC, Mount Claremont, W.A
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Saturday January 31 – Adelaide Showgrounds, Wayville, S.A
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Lineup Announcement
First lineup drops Monday July 21st at 9AM Adelaide time (ACST)
Official Socials
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Ticketing Info & On-Sale Dates
Mailing List Pre-sale starts Monday July 21st at 9AM (ACST)
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Our Predictions
Previous Froth & Fury lineups featured an all star cast of heavy metal, punk, core and more. With that in mind, here's our list of who we think could be playing...
Cannibal Corpse - They haven't been here in over a decade and would pull even the craziest of metal fans out of mosh retirement for their return.
King Parrot - Kings of grindcore could well and truly play up the top of the ladder after dominating stages with Pantera this past year.
Bad Religion - Nothing screams punk like the godfathers who haven't been down under in some time.
Polaris - Last year's F&F was headlined by Northlane and Thy Art Is Murder... with the lads being absent from Park Waves, could they be up the ranks on this lineup instead?
Emperor // Ihsahn - Usually found touring Australia in the middle of the year, they could pop over for a huge celebration of black metal madness in a festival setting which we're yet to see since the Direct Underground Festival days of 2018.
Behemoth - This is the kind of festival Nergal and co. could headline - or do an exclusive appearance at like Fear Factory last year.
Archspire - The technical death metal wizards were last in Australia in 2023 (they were also one of the last bands to play the zoo in Brisbane) and are well overdue for a comeback.
South East Desert Metal - The Australian Aboriginal metal act are putting the NT on the map and have already shared the stage with the likes of Ghost, Karnivool, Shihad and Cosmic Psychos to name a few. They're be a killer addition.
Orpheus Omega - The under-appreciated metal heroes from Melbourne have been growing in popularity for years, but festivals tend to avoid placing them on their lineups for some ungodly reason...
Nicholas Cage Fighter - They've got THE actual Nicholas Cage's seal of approval, so that surely earns them a spot on every music festival lineup ever.
Aborted - With new album Vault Of Horrors well over a year old, they should get their butts back down under and play some songs from it, shouldn't they!?
Redhook and The Last Martyr - Both bands have played before, but both are ready to step up with their new material.
Vilify - This hard/metal/core hybrid act from Newcastle would blow everyone away.
Silent Knight - Perth power metal giants would pull a crowd in both hometown and Adelaide.
Make Them Suffer - Much like Polaris, they've yet to play F&F and are Perth locals, so you know, they'd bring a crowd.
Totally Unicorn - The mathcore party starters have new music and need to play it live for the people.
Valhalore - Aussie folk metal goodness wouldn't feel out of place on a F&F lineup!
Terminal Sleep -Hardcore king hitters and newly signed to Nuclear Blast Records. Give 'em a crack!
Feed Her To The Sharks - They staged a comeback to open for Killswitch Engage in 2024... can they bounce back again please?
Flaming Wrekage - From deep within Australia's metal underground, they'd be silly not to be included.
Astrodeath - Same goes for this dynamic duo!
Hammers - Hard rock heavyweights from the Gold Coast who more than deserve a spot.
Annihilist - Newly reunited and already performing shows with the likes of Thy Art Is Murder. It's time for their step up to a bigger stage following the release of killer album Reform.
Black Rheno - They've just announced a big ass Australian tour in August, but nothing else lined up after and into 2026.
Lo! - Any festival with these blokes is asking for a good time.
Patient Sixty-Seven - Give the memecore kings from Perth a chance to shine on a festival stage in their own backyard.
Swordfish Trombone - These RADelaide mathcore/metalhead locals have played once before and have only gotten better since. Give them another crack and get them over to Perth, stat!
DIS//CORD - The prog-core upcomers deserve a shot to show why Australia is sleeping on one of the best kept secrets from South Australia!
SAME PAINS - Speaking of best kept secrets, SAME PAINS are dominating North QLD and should be ready to spread their wings in RADelaide and Perth on this lineup!
Life Pilot - The Adelaide Core kings are not only killing it with their rise in the local scene, but they've released some of their best music to DATE in recent times.
Witchgrinder -The local Melbournians have been cutting their teeth in the scene for well over a decade and surely now is their time to get on Frothy!
Ruled Out // Not Appearing
Lorna Shore + Whitechapel + Shadow Of Intent + Humanity's Last Breath - touring Europe during the dates
Electric Callboy -Don't think we'll see them in Australia until at least late 2026.
Amaranthe - touring elsewhere during the dates
Jinjer - Touring the UK
Slaughter To Prevail + Dying Fetus + Suicide Silence + Annotations Of An Autopsy - touring Europe
Sylosis + Revocation + Distant - touring Europe during the dates
Deftones + Denzal Curry + Drug Church - playing Belgium Jan 30
Landmvrks - playing with Architects in Europe
Swallow the Sun - touring Aus just before the dates
Sevendust - touring with Alter Bridge and Daughtry during the dates.
Mayhem - They toured Australia at the start of the year I don't see them coming back again so soon!
That's it for now, stay tuned for more info and check back in for the latest news surrounding Froth & Fury 2026