Tickets for these headline shows go on sale on July 17, 2025, via their official website, with specific times for Australia and New Zealand.

Suicidal Tendencies is set to return to Australia and New Zealand in late 2025 for a series of headline shows, marking their first performances in Auckland and Perth since 2018.

The band will also serve as special guests on Metallica's M72 tour, performing in major stadiums across both countries from October 31 to November 18, 2025.

The band’s lineup includes influential figures like Mike Muir and Tye Trujillo, with the Trujillo family notably touring together—Tye with Suicidal Tendencies and Rob Trujillo with Metallica.

Known for their chaotic live performances and influential blend of punk, metal, and hardcore, Suicidal Tendencies has a storied history spanning over 45 years and has significantly impacted skate culture.

Their upcoming shows will be in smaller venues rather than stadiums, providing an intimate setting for their return to Australia and New Zealand.

Supporting Suicidal Tendencies on these dates will be Australian artist Briggs' new project Big Noter, blending heavy sounds with punk and metal roots, with support acts including Big Noter and Evanescence.

The tour will feature the band's new drummer Jay Weinberg, who joined after leaving Slipknot in 2023, along with founding member Mike Muir, guitarists Ben Weinman and Dean Pleasants, and bassist Tye Trujillo.

This tour will also include headline shows in Australia during off days, with performances starting at Magnet House in Perth on October 31 and concluding at Powerstation in Auckland on November 18.

Suicidal Tendencies recently released a new single titled 'Adrenaline Addict,' featuring Australian artist Nisha Star, marking their first new music in seven years.