Parkway Drive have regrettably cancelled their upcoming Viva The Underdogs Australian Revolution Tour, which was scheduled to take place this July.
Message from Parkway Drive
It’s with a heavy heart that we have to announce our Viva The Underdogs Australian Revolution this July is cancelled. As venue restrictions, travel restrictions and government limitations on mass gatherings are still in place, the massive arena shows we had planned cannot go ahead in their current form. We would have loved to bring our full production show to Australia, but unfortunately this is not viable. Furthermore, our international friends in Hatebreed and Every Time I Die are also not allowed into the country, so we have made the regretful decision to pull the pin. The safety of our fans and delivering the full Parkway Drive experience is of utmost importance to us but we are confident we will see you all in 2022!
PARKWAY DRIVE
VIVA THE UNDERDOGS
AUSTRALIAN REVOLUTION 2021
Thursday July 1 – Riverstage, Brisbane CANCELLED
Saturday July 3 – Qudos Bank Arena, Sydney CANCELLED
Friday July 9 – Melbourne Arena, Melbourne CANCELLED
Saturday July 10 – AEC Theatre, Adelaide CANCELLED
Tuesday July 13 – HBF Stadium, Perth CANCELLED
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25 May 2020
Parkway Drive have rescheduled their upcoming Australian Tour. The Viva The Underdogs Australian Revolution Tour, originally scheduled for June 2020, will now take place in July 2021 with special guests Hatebreed and Every Time I Die.
PARKWAY DRIVE
VIVA THE UNDERDOGS
AUSTRALIAN REVOLUTION 2021
WITH SPECIAL GUESTS HATEBREED + EVERY TIME I DIE
Thursday July 1 | Riverstage, Brisbane
Saturday July 3 | Qudos Bank Arena, Sydney
Friday July 9 | Melbourne Arena, Melbourne
Saturday July 10 | AEC Theatre, Adelaide
Tuesday July 13 | HBF Stadium, Perth
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10 December 2019
Byron Bay’s Parkway Drive have announced a mammoth Australian tour alongside US peers Hatebreed and Every Time I Die in June 2020.
PARKWAY DRIVE
VIVA THE UNDERDOGS
AUSTRALIAN REVOLUTION 2020
WITH SPECIAL GUESTS HATEBREED + EVERY TIME I DIE
Saturday June 13 | Riverstage, Brisbane
Friday June 19 | Qudos Bank Arena, Sydney
Saturday June 20 | Melbourne Arena, Melbourne
Sunday June 21 | AEC Theatre, Adelaide
Wednesday June 24 | HBF Stadium, Perth
Fresh from their stint headlining Good Things Festival last weekend, the Viva The Underdogs Australian Revolution 2020 tour sees Parkway Drive play their biggest shows in Sydney and Melbourne to date. It will also mark Parkway Drive’s first headlining shows on home soil since the Reverence tour in 2018, which saw the band unveil their most explosive (literally) shows ever. It was a visual feast, chock full of pyrotechnics, top notch audio visuals and drummer Ben Gordon’s now infamous ‘Cage of Death’.
The Reverence international tour was a global hit, with Parkway Drive notching up 86 headlining shows to over 227,000 fans, as well as 32 festival appearances where the band boasted top billing on European mainstays With Full Force Festival, Jera On Air Festival, Resurrection Festival, Wacken Open Air, Bloodstock Festival and Summer Breeze Festival.
For those curious as to what goes into a show with production on this scale, Parkway Drive captured it all for their upcoming feature length documentary Viva The Underdogs, due to hit Event and Village Cinemas for one night only on January 22, 2020 before arriving on streaming platforms later in the year.
Packed with a decade’s worth of behind the scenes personal footage and unprecedented access to their incendiary live shows and festival appearances, Viva The Underdogs offers a candid look at Parkway Drive’s journey from small town surf-rats to international headliners on the world’s biggest metal music festivals. Viva The Underdogs is Parkway Drive doing it their way, with all the good times, battles, triumphs and sacrifices they make on full display as they take on the music industry.