Circles are heading to Melbourne this month for their 'Sleepwalking' Tour

Circles are heading to Melbourne this month for their ‘Sleepwalking’ Tour

The prog/alt metal giants are back on the touring circuit in celebration of their newest single 'Sleepwalking'.

After a three year hiatus, Circles are back with their Sleepwalking Australian Tour. Taking place across August and September, they’re traversing Australia in support of their highly anticipated new single ‘Sleepwalking’. They’ll be appearing at Stay Gold in Brunswick for their Melbourne leg of the tour, catch them on Friday August 19.

What you need to know

Melbourne’s titans of prog/alt rock Circles are touring Australia to celebrate the release of their newest single
They’ll be appearing in Melbourne on Friday August 19
Joining Circles on all dates of their Australian Tour are The Omnific, Future Static and Heartline

Check out Melbourne’s most comprehensive gig guide here.

Known for their textured approach to alt/prog/metal as well as their sensitive and artful exploration of songwriting, they’re performing new material on this tour that has yet to be seen or heard by anyone else to date – as well as their iconic back catalogue.

Their sophomore record The Last One, released in 2018, was insanely well-received worldwide and landed the chart positions of #3 AIR Independent Albums and #47 ARIA Digital Albums, all the while reaching close to three million Spotify streams worldwide. With a number four spot on TheMusic’s Album of the Year, its an album of tremendous power and the first album of theirs to feature front-man Ben Rechter, whose lush dynamic voice became a signature of the band’s ever expanding sound.

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Supporting them on all dates are the breathtaking progressive instrumental trio The Omnific – an outfit with a unique lineup of two bassists and a drummer. They’ll also be joined by the five-piece Future Static, who create an exhilarating synthesis of alternative, melodic and progressive. Also appearing alongside Circles are Heartline – a heavy alternative band that exploded onto the scene with their 2019 debut album i call for the sinking warmth.