Mortal Sin's Thrash Revival: New Video, Tour Dates

0:00It's April 25th. This is Music News today, AI-powered stories shaping the sound. Australian Thrasch Medal Legends, Mortal Sin, just dropped the pro-shot video of their full set from the Keep It True Festival on April 25th, 2026 at Talber, Frank and Howe in Laudaconix, Hofen, Germany. These pioneers from down under kicked off their reunion with a show on January 31st, 2026 at Froth and Fury in Adelaide, marking their first gig in over 14 years. The line of features original vocalist Matt Moore, and bassist Andy F. Tucho, alongside guitarist Nathan Shea, and Ryan Huthnitz, plus new drummer. George Dellen Nicoleis, from Live Wire and Bastardizer. This year hits big milestones for the band, celebrating 40 years of their debut Mayhemic destruction, 20 years since an absence of faith, and 15 years post-psychology of death. They wrapped an Australian tour in March, with a couple more dates lined up in May and

1:00June, before heading back to Europe in August for festivals like Brutal Assault in the Czech Republic and Alcatraz in Belgium. Fans are buzzing over the reunion, especially since Mortal Sin were once tipped as the next Metallica and hold legend status in Australia even. They put it into the caring heavy metal Hall of Fame back in 2005. They're the only Aussie act to tour with thrash giants like Slayer, Anthrax, Megadeth and Testament. The energy feels like coming home for the band, reigniting that chaotic fun for long-time supporters. Frutman Matt Moore keeps it real, saying they're taking it one step at a time for the anniversary buzz, gauging reactions before committing further. No firm plans for new tunes yet, but it's on the table. They rather craft fresh material from recent life experiences than dust off old leftovers. With more Eurofestival slots and headlining gigs across Poland, Netherlands, Germany, Norway, Sweden and Finland on deck, Mortal Sin's Thrash, revival is just heating up, keeping

2:03that Mayhemic fire alive for years to come.