Breaking The Curse With MATTY MULLINS From MEMPHIS MAY FIRE

Breaking The Curse With MATTY MULLINS From MEMPHIS MAY FIRE

Texan metalcore outfit Memphis May Fire decimated Australian fans almost a decade ago when they toured through the country as special guests to Parkway Drive in 2015. Known for their unassailable live shows, MMF have an uncanny ability to connect with...
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Texan metalcore outfit Memphis May Fire decimated Australian fans
almost a decade ago when they toured through the country as special
guests to Parkway Drive in 2015. Known for their unassailable live
shows, MMF have an uncanny ability to connect with their audience
on an otherworldly plane, turning band and audience into one
living, breathing, circle pit dancing organism that refuses to
yield.
The band return in July 2025 as co-headliners with Atreyu, who are
celebrating the 20th anniversary of The Curse with a series of
never to be repeated shows that will see them play the songs from
the album as well as other fan favourites. Individually, each band
is an ominous live machine, but together they promise to deliver
night after night of sonic carnage to remind us what we have been
missing out on.
HEAVY caught up with frontman Matty Mullins to find out what to
expect.
"The excitement definitely sinks in nice and early," he smiled when
asked if he had cast an eye towards the Australian tour with some
six months before it kicks off. "The reality of it all will hit a
little closer to that timeframe."
We mention the double punch of Atreyu and Memphis May Fire on the
same bill, with Matty admitting the union is pretty special to not
just the fans, but the bands as well.
"We've done a co-headliner tour here in the States as well, so
bringing that to Australia seems like the right fit," he
noted.
In the full interview, Matty highlighted plans to perform a mix of
new songs from their forthcoming album Shapeshifter, scheduled for
release on March 28, alongside classic hits to engage long-time
fans. Matt reflected on the band's evolution and how their
experiences have improved their live performances, while also
addressing the challenges of creating diverse music while
preserving their distinct sound. He concluded by expressing
excitement about reconnecting with Australian fans and delivering a
memorable show, covering heaps more territory over the course of
the interview.



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