Due to an urgent family medical issue,&nbsp;The Church&nbsp;is forced to postpone their upcoming U.S. Tour.&nbsp;This show will be rescheduled to&nbsp;June 21,2026.&nbsp;All tickets will be valid for the new date. * In the event that a refund is needed,&nbsp; please use the Etix customer support form: <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://www.etix.com/ticket/customer-support.spa">https://www.etix.com/ticket/customer-support.spa</a>Few bands enter their fifth decade of making music with all the fierce &nbsp;creative energy of their early years. Even fewer bands are like The Church. Experiencing a renaissance of sorts with their worldwide critically-hailed 26th album The Hypnogogue and its companion 27th album (that also serves as a &nbsp;worthy standalone) Eros Zeta and the Perfumed Guitars, The Church has &nbsp;witnessed their continued impact to astonishingly grow exponentially in &nbsp;audience size and media attention through not only their new albums but a &nbsp;world tour that took them through North America, the UK, Europe and back &nbsp;home to Australia. Coupled with the 2024 vinyl re-issues of their first four &nbsp;albums – Of Skins &amp; Heart, The Blurred Crusade, Séance, and Heyday – their most recent Australian tour was one of their most successful tours to &nbsp;date. The band also launched an exclusive fan community via a partnership &nbsp;with The Chorus, aptly named nightfriends. It is a first for this storied band &nbsp;– an online experience where fans can receive first dibs on concert and new &nbsp;release presales, have access to unreleased songs/demos/live cuts, never before-seen live show video content and concert films, behind-the-music &nbsp;essays about the creation of pivotal albums, exclusive band Q&amp;As and Forum &nbsp;interactions, and much more. 2025 is turning into a banner year for the band, getting ready to turn the &nbsp;page and both explore new music and celebrate their impressive catalog &nbsp;with a slew of live dates. Kicking off with their first-ever ‘Singles-centric’ tour this Summer in North America, they will be digging into their catalogue and &nbsp;playing the songs that launched them into mainstream consciousness, including “Metropolis,” “Ripple,” “C’est La Vie”, and of course, “Reptile” and &nbsp;“Under the Milky Way.” They also have a new album – their 28th! – planned &nbsp;for release later this year.&nbsp;The renowned five-piece line-up is made up of bassist, vocalist and founder &nbsp;Steve Kilbey, along with long-time collaborator, drummer, and producer Tim &nbsp;Powles (a member since 1994), guitarist Ian Haug, multi-instrumentalist &nbsp;Jeffrey Cain, and guitarist Ashley Naylor. The Church continue to remain a &nbsp;treasured creative force.