Polaris: Announce Spring Tour 2021 With Very Special Guests Make Them Suffer, Justice For The Damned & Mirrors.

Sydney metalcore titans Polaris are packing their bags and heading back on the road in October with some great friends in tow. The spring tour will see them hitting all national cities with very special guests Make Them Suffer, Justice For The Damned and Mirrors.

In 2021, The Death Of Me was an ARIA-nominated, #3 ARIA Album chart debut record which had glowing reviews from critics and fans and saw Polaris sell-out the biggest national headline tour of their career.

It’s been an incredible ride for Polaris with countless sold-out headline tours of Australia, as well as supporting Architects and Parkway Drive around the country; five runs throughout Europe (including a series of arena shows supporting Architects and a slew of high-profile summer festival spots); three separate US tours; not to mention performing at the Download Festival and Unify Gathering in Australia.

Make Them Suffer have grown through the genres of deathcore, melodic death metal, & heavy metalcore; and as they continue on this path, look to be defined by nothing more than the label ‘creative’. The Perth metal outfit recently released their mammoth new single, Contraband, featuring Courtney LaPlante of Spiritbox. Contraband was produced remotely by Drew Fulk, who was also at the helm of their 2020 album, How To Survive A Funeral, which debuted at #17 on the ARIA Chart and has been nominated for Best Heavy Independent Album at the 2021 AIR Awards.

Justice For The Damned have come a long way since their early days at Blacktown Masonic in Western Sydney, methodically planning their path, honing their craft with two ground breaking albums, touring relentlessly across the globe and supporting some of leading artists in the game such as Parkway Drive, Killswitch Engage, Thy Art Is Murder and Knocked Loose. Remember these words, Justice is forever!

Gippsland’s progressive metal quartet Mirrors have been handed the baton to open the bill.
They have held the attention of heavy music fans and critics since the release of their 2019 EP, Cold Sanctuary. Since its release, Mirrors have performed at festivals such as Unify Gathering and supported international heavyweights in Wage War, Crystal Lake and The Devil Wears Prada. With their most recent signing to Australia’s leading heavy label Resist Records, this is only the beginning of their story.