Ill Nino

ILL NINO ANNOUNCE FIRST AUSTRALIAN TOUR IN 8 YEARS WITH SPECIAL GUESTS ADEMAAfter an 8-year hiatus from Australian stages, ILL NINO, the trailblazing Latin-influenced metal band that redefined heavy music, is set to return for a blistering  run of shows across Australia. This long-awaited tour...

ILL NINO ANNOUNCE FIRST AUSTRALIAN TOUR IN 8 YEARS WITH SPECIAL GUESTS ADEMA

After an 8-year hiatus from Australian stages, ILL NINO, the trailblazing Latin-influenced metal band that redefined heavy music, is set to return for a blistering  run of shows across Australia. This long-awaited tour will feature special guests ADEMA.

ILL NINO, known for their explosive live performances and genre-defining fusion of heavy metal and Latin influences, will bring their unique sound to Australian venues in September 2025. The band’s return is highly anticipated, as they prepare to deliver a high-octane setlist filled with fan-favourite hits and new tracks.

ILL NINO released their ground-breaking debut album Revolution Revolución in 2001. Whilst their  sophomore album Confession boasting the U.S. smash hit single ‘How Can I Live’, hit the Billboard Top 40 and has gone on to sell over 600,000 copies.

Joining ILL NINO on their Australian journey,  for the first time ever are U.S. Post-Grunge, Alternate Metal band Adema, who will bring their signature sound of hard-hitting electronic rock and nu-metal to the stage.

The two bands are set to deliver an evening of hyped-up intensity, bringing a mix of heavy riffs, Latin infused percussion, emotionally engaging lyrics, and powerful performances that will make this an unmissable experience.

TICKET DETAILS

Do not attend if you are feeling unwell.

Photo ID is essential, acceptable ID is a current and valid Australian Photo Drivers Licence, State Approved ‘Proof of Age’ card or Passport. Must be a physical or digital copy. Photos or scans will not be accepted.

We acknowledge that this event is held on the stolen lands of the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation. We pay our respects to Elders, past, present and emerging. Sovereignty was never ceded.