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Death Angel bring Act III to Australia in 2027

Act III heads Down Under.

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Editorial illustration of Rob Cavestany with a black electric guitar beside Death Angel Act III Australia 2027 tour text.
AI-assisted editorial illustration based on 2018 photographs of Rob Cavestany by Stefan Bollmann. Not a 2027 tour photograph.

Death Angel will bring their 1990 album Act III to Australia in early 2027, with four full-album headline shows and an appearance at Adelaide’s Froth & Fury festival.

Four full-album headline dates

The run starts at Froth & Fury on January 30. The standalone dates are Perth’s Magnet House on January 31, Melbourne’s Max Watts on February 3, Sydney’s Manning Bar on February 4 and Brisbane’s Crowbar on February 5.

Adelaide has an important qualification: the promoter says festival time limits rule out playing the whole record there. That set will still focus on Act III.

A campaign that keeps travelling

The Australian dates extend an established full-album campaign. In a February 2026 Nuclear Blast announcement, vocalist Mark Osegueda said the response to an initial American run had encouraged the band to add another US leg. He described the idea as a way to reconnect with listeners’ memories of the record.

Released by Geffen in 1990, Act III followed The Ultra-Violence and Frolic Through the Park. Nuclear Blast’s account highlights “Seemingly Endless Time” and “A Room With a View” as songs that received MTV exposure, placing the record at a significant point in the band’s early career.

Ticket dates

Earlybird presale starts October 15; general sale follows October 20. Check Hardline Media for ticket details.

Sources

AI-assisted editorial illustration based on 2018 photographs of Rob Cavestany by Stefan Bollmann. Used under the photographer’s attribution-required grant; composition and rendering changed. This illustration does not document the 2027 tour or its equipment. Reference photograph and additional reference.