Skillet Announces First Australian Tour In 6 Years

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American band Skillet fans are excited as the renowned rock band announces their first Australian tour since 2018, promising an electrifying experience for audiences across the country in April.

The tour will start at Sydney’s Metro Theatre on Thursday, 4th April, followed by Melbourne’s Northcote Theatre on Friday, 5th April, and it will conclude at Perth’s Astor Theatre on Wednesday, 10th April.

Skillet ‘Hero’

Skillet is a Christian rock band that merges heavy metal energy with worshipful themes, captivating both secular and spiritual audiences. Originating in Memphis, Tennessee, the band formed in the mid-’90s, initially comprising lead singer and bassist John Cooper, guitarist Ken Steorts, and drummer Trey McClurkin. Their early albums, including the self-titled debut and Hey You, I Love Your Soul, laid the groundwork for their distinctive sound.

In 2001, Skillet’s lineup expanded to include John’s wife, Korey Cooper, on guitar and keyboards, Ben Kasica on guitar, and Lori Peters on drums. This lineup change coincided with their breakthrough album Alien Youth, marking their debut on the Billboard 200 chart.

Subsequent albums like Collide” and Comatose also continued their ascent, but it was 2009’s Awake that propelled them to new heights. Featuring hit singles like “Monster” and “Hero,” the album topped multiple charts and earned them platinum certification.

Skillet Australian Tour 2024

  • Thursday 4th April – SYDNEY, Metro Theatre

  • Friday, 5th April – BRISBANE, Eatons Hills Hotel Theatre

  • Sunday, 7th April – MELBOURNE, Northcote Theatre

  • Monday, 8th April – ADELAIDE, Hindley St Music Hall

  • Wednesday, 10th April – PERTH, Astor Theatre

Tickets via Metropolis

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