Polaris - Band Tickets

Polaris are a Sydney-born metalcore powerhouse formed in 2012, renowned for their expansive soundscapes that fuse heavy guitar work with ambient textures and electronics. The current lineup includes Jamie Hails on vocals, Daniel Furnari on drums, Rick Schneider on guitar, and Jake Steinhauser on vocals/bass. The band has navigated tragedy with resilience, continuing to release impactful records and stormed onto international stages after their 2023 release, Fatalism, which debuted at No. 1 on the ARIA Albums Chart.

Whether you’re new to Polaris or a longtime fan, you’ll find their music a cathartic blend of chaos and atmosphere—perfect for fans of progressive metalcore and post-rock textures. Secure your seats for Polaris live performances and be part of their ongoing story in 2025 with a European/UK tour and major festival appearances.

Below you’ll find a concise biography, discography highlights, awards, and upcoming tour information to help you plan your next Polaris experience. We’ve got you covered with trustworthy tickets and easy purchasing—like having a friend in the business.

Polaris has earned recognition across Australia and abroad, including AIR Award wins for The Death of Me (Best Independent Heavy Album or EP, 2021) and Fatalism (2024), plus ARIA nominations for The Mortal Coil and The Death of Me in the Best Hard Rock/Heavy Metal Album categories. The band faced the loss of lead guitarist Ryan Siew in 2023 and finished Fatalism with his parts, continuing to tour and share their evolving sound.

Upcoming tour news includes a 2025 Europe/UK run (June 3–29, 2025) and Knotfest Australia 2025 participation. For Polaris fans, this is a moment to witness their blend of brutal intensity and spacey textures live—an immersive experience you won’t forget. For official updates and more, follow Polaris on their social channels and official site.

City-by-city, Polaris continues to connect with fans across Australia and around the world. If you’re in Sydney or visiting from out of town, you’ll want to secure your seats early for hometown shows or festival slots where they bring their signature blend of metalcore, ambience, and electronics to the stage.