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On tour
Yes
Followers
115,848
Concerts
Jul
10
West Tamworth Leagues Club (Blazes Showroom)
West Tamworth
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Oct
10
BEARTOOTH UK / EU 2024
Berlin
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Oct
11
BEARTOOTH UK / EU 2024
Köln
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Oct
12
BEARTOOTH UK / EU 2024
Köln
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Oct
15
BEARTOOTH UK / EU 2024
Wien
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Oct
16
BEARTOOTH UK / EU 2024
Wiesbaden
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Oct
17
BEARTOOTH UK / EU 2024
Wiesbaden
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Oct
18
BEARTOOTH UK / EU 2024
Munich
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Oct
19
BEARTOOTH UK / EU 2024
Paris
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Oct
21
BEARTOOTH UK / EU 2024
Birmingham
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Oct
22
BEARTOOTH UK / EU 2024
Birmingham
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Oct
24
BEARTOOTH UK / EU 2024
Manchester
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Oct
25
BEARTOOTH UK / EU 2024
Manchester
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Oct
26
BEARTOOTH UK / EU 2024
London
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Oct
28
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Brussels
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Oct
29
BEARTOOTH UK / EU 2024
Brussels
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Oct
31
BEARTOOTH UK / EU 2024
Tilburg
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Nov
01
BEARTOOTH UK / EU 2024
Tilburg
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Nov
02
BEARTOOTH UK / EU 2024
Hamburg
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About Polaris
Fear: humanity’s great divider, but also its most potent unifier.
It’s this very notion that lies at the beating core of Polaris’s third album Fatalism; a record shaped by the sense of despair and dystopia that engulfed the world over the past few years, and the overwhelming accompanying sensation that we were powerless to change course.
Equally steeped in angst alongside underlying catharsis, an expanded thematic gaze and heavier sonic terrain, Fatalism organically builds on the bleak imagery and hard-hitting soundscapes permeating Polaris’s ARIA Award-nominated 2020 release The Death of Me. But rather than wallow or stagnate, Fatalism instead powerfully holds up a proverbial mirror while also galvanizing the Sydney five-piece’s trademark blend of melodic metalcore, lush post rock, electronic flourishes and beyond.
“I don’t think many of us have experienced such a period of division in our own lifetimes,” shares drummer and lyricist Daniel Furnari, “and at some point it occurred to me that through all the conflict and debate raging everywhere, maybe the one thing that was universally relatable was that we were all afraid. No matter what side you were on, the potential outcomes looked terrifying.
Across the space of 11 tracks, Fatalism wields emphatic relatability and explosive arrangements, from its atmospheric, doom-laden opener Harbinger to the foreboding anthem Nightmare and the pummeling delights of The Crossfire, both dealing in elasticated riffs and the coruscating vocals of Jamie Hails. As a whole, Fatalism casts its gaze more outwardly than its 2020 predecessor The Death Of Me, by contrast a largely introspective record. And while strictly not a pandemic album, it was impossible not to be somewhat impacted and influenced by the events surrounding its making. The end result is an album that combines Polaris’s trademark melange of ferocity and melody with new sonic twists and a lyrical focus that, while far from easy listening, is as cathartic for the listener as it is the group.
“For us, fatalism is the resignation to the idea that you have no control over certain things, that some things are almost pre-determined and inevitable” Furnari concludes, “which seems like a negative and almost fearful notion. But one of the reasons I was drawn to it as a concept and as an album title was that there’s almost a freedom in that idea too. Once you can accept that there are certain things you simply can’t control - it’s actually very liberating.
“We want people to feel a sense of connection to something outside of themselves when they hear this album. There’s a certain peace that comes with accepting that there are some things larger than yourself and redirecting that fear.”
Fatalism is due out Friday 1 September 2023 via Resist Records / Sharptone.
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Band members
Jamie Hails, Ryan Siew, Rick Schneider, Jake Steinhauser, Daniel Furnari
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What fans are saying
James
Bit of a late post but seeing the boys play live was the highlight of my 2019, ripped up the stage, I would say they outplayed Architects hands down, had mad energy, loved the whole set, even got to meet Jamie at the end who inspires me greatly with his lyrical expressions.
Thebarton Theatre
Adelaide, Australia
May 05, 2020
Dakota
This show with this lineup was the best show I’ve ever seen. The energy of the bands and the crowd came together for a heater of a night in Denver. Not a single photo was taken due to complete captivation. Give me six stars as an option. Real magic. 🖤
Summit Music Hall
Denver, CO
Oct 12, 2023
Gus
My only disappointment was they didn't go through the entire Dichotomy EP. Will always be time for new stuff for new listeners but I wanted a bit more of the old, which I thought this tour was all about. Void and Pridelands also didn't belch out any old hits.
170 Russell
Melbourne, Australia
Mar 10, 2023
Teaf
Dude it was so sick! Such an awesome metalcore show with all the bands performing n stuff. It’s like a room full of people that love the same songs you do and everyone’s just thrashing and vibing with it just as much as you are. Good shit.
HENAO Contemporary Center
Orlando, FL
Mar 22, 2022
Alex
This was the first show I’ve been to in about 2 years or so and I was absolutely blown away. Venue was a bit small but I actually enjoyed that because of the intimacy with the bands. Balcony view for the win 🤙
Hell at The Masquerade
Atlanta, GA
Mar 21, 2022
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Polaris Tour Cities
Berlin, Germany
KÖLN, Germany
Manchester, United Kingdom
Brussels, Belgium
West Tamworth, Australia
Birmingham, United Kingdom
Hamburg, Germany
Wiesbaden, Germany
Paris, France
Tilburg, Netherlands
Wien, Austria
Munich, Germany
London, United Kingdom
Frequently Asked Questions About Polaris
Concerts & Tour Date Information
Is Polaris on tour?
Yes, Polaris is currently on tour. If you’re interested in attending an upcoming
Polaris concert, make sure to grab your tickets in advance. The Polaris tour
is scheduled for 19 dates across 13 cities. Get
information on all upcoming tour dates and tickets for 2024-2025 with Hypebot.
How many upcoming tour dates is Polaris scheduled to play?
Polaris is scheduled to play 19 shows between 2024-2025. Buy
concert tickets to a nearby show through Hypebot.
When does the Polaris tour start?
Polaris’s tour starts Jul 10, 2024 and ends on Nov 02, 2024.
They will play 13 cities; their most recent concert was held in
West Tamworth at West Tamworth Leagues Club (Blazes Showroom) and their next upcoming concert
will be in Köln at Palladium Köln.
What venues is Polaris performing at?
As part of the Polaris tour, Polaris is scheduled to play across the following
venues and cities:
2024 Tour Dates:
Jul 10 - West Tamworth,
NSW @ West Tamworth Leagues Club (Blazes Showroom)
Oct 10 - Berlin,
BE @ Columbiahalle
Oct 11 - Köln,
07 @ Palladium Köln
Oct 12 - Köln,
07 @ Palladium Köln
Oct 15 - Wien,
Wien @ Gasometer
Oct 16 - Wiesbaden,
05 @ Schlachthof Wiesbaden
Oct 17 - Wiesbaden,
05 @ Schlachthof Wiesbaden
Oct 18 - Munich,
BY @ Zenith
Oct 19 - Paris,
75 @ Bataclan
Oct 21 - Birmingham,
England @ O2 Academy Birmingham
Oct 22 - Birmingham,
England @ O2 Academy Birmingham
Oct 24 - Manchester,
ENG @ O2 Victoria Warehouse
Oct 25 - Manchester,
ENG @ O2 Victoria Warehouse
Oct 26 - London,
England @ Alexandra Palace
Oct 28 - Brussels,
Brussels @ Ancienne Belgique
Oct 29 - Brussels,
Brussels @ Ancienne Belgique
Oct 31 - Tilburg,
06 @ Poppodium 013
Nov 01 - Tilburg,
06 @ Poppodium 013
Nov 02 - Hamburg,
HH @ Sporthalle