Imminence have revealed that they are going to be kicking 2027 off with their biggest ever headline shows in both the UK and Europe.
The band closed out the ‘The Black’ era in style at the end of 2025, including a stellar display at London’s Roundhouse. Now, they are making their return and upping the ante in a big way. And if that wasn’t enough, they are going to be joined by the legendary August Burns Red as support.
The band had this to say about the announcement, stating, “This is more than just another tour for us. It feels surreal to announce our return to Europe with our first-ever headlining arena shows, and sharing this moment with August Burns Red — a band that inspired us hugely from the very beginning — makes it even more meaningful.
“To everyone who’s supported us, believed in us, and helped carry us this far: thank you. None of this would be possible without you, and we are looking forward to taking the next step together.”
Here are all of the dates:
JANUARY
08 – GOTHENBURG Filmstudios 09 – HAMBURG Sporthalle 12 – MANCHESTER Academy 13 – LONDON Brixton Academy 15 – BRUSSELS Ancienne Belgique 16 – PARIS Zenith Paris – La Vilette 17 – DÜSSELDORF Mitsubishi Electric Halle 19 – OFFENBACH AM MAIN Stadthalle 20 – LUDWIGSBURG MHPArena 21 – MILAN Alcatraz 24 – VIENNA Gasometer 25 – BUDAPEST Barba Negra Red Stage 27 – MUNICH Zenith 29 – BERLIN Columbiahalle 30 – LEIPZIG Haus Auensee 31 – WARSAW Progresja
FEBRUARY
02 – HELSINKI Kulttuuritalo 05 – STOCKHOLM Fållan 06 – MALMÖ Slagthuset
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From child prodigy to cancer survivor, from global stages to mental health collapse, Nathan Cavaleri’s journey is anything but ordinary, and now he’s taking his life story to theatres across Australia this year for Growing Pains – The Nathan Cavaleri Story.
Kicking off with the first announce of what will be an epic national tour (stay tuned) on Saturday 20 June at Kingston City Hall in Moorabbin, Cavaleri’s Growing Pains Theatre tour will journey across regional Australia, moving through to Mildura, Swan Hill, Pakenham, St Kilda, East Gippsland, Wonthaggi, Nunawading, Portland, Hamilton, Ararat, Warrnambool, and Taree, before completing the extensive run at Avoca Beach Theatre on Saturday 28 November.
In this deeply personal and emotionally charged solo show, told by Cavaleri through story and song, Cavaleri skilfully weaves music and storytelling into a powerful narrative that traces his life from busking in Campbelltown to the heights of stardom, the depths of anxiety and burnout, and the eventual rediscovery of purpose and passion.
Flipping the script on a regular live music show, Cavaleri explains, “Reliving these experiences on stage is like nothing else. It’s a scary thing putting your heart out there and revisiting some of life’s most sensitive moments in front of a crowd, but when we’re all crying, laughing and blissing out together, it reminds me that beneath it all, we have so much in common. That’s what makes this show feel so profound and cathartic for all.”
By age 12, Cavaleri was at the centre of a bidding war between the labels of Michael Jackson, Prince, and Madonna. By 16, he’d toured the world with B.B. King, played the Kennedy Centre in front of the Clintons during their time in office, and shared stages with icons like Etta James and Bonnie Raitt, all while becoming a familiar face to millions across Australia and the US.
But while the spotlight beamed bright, a much quieter struggle was playing out behind the scenes. At its core, Growing Pains is not about fame – it’s about being human. The ache of identity. The grind of expectation. The fight to come home to yourself.
Raw, funny, and ultimately uplifting, Growing Pains transcends nostalgia. It’s a soulful, real-time reckoning with the highs, lows, and healing that define a life lived out loud.
Tickets to GROWING PAINS – The Nathan Cavaleri Story are on sale now from www.nathancavaleri.com
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