The Suicide Machines

Punk

The Suicide Machines

About The Suicide Machines

The Suicide Machines are back in 2022 with ‘GEBO GOMI’; a new split LP with Tokyo Japan's Coquettish, out July 22 on Bad Time Records. While 2020s “Revolution Spring” proved that the band still had a fire lit in them, The Suicide Machines display on this new split that they are not only at the top of their game, but possibly making the catchiest, heaviest, and most relevant songs of their career. “Awake” is a TSM instant classic that would fit equally well on “Destruction by Definition” as it would in an old school Tony Hawk game, while tracks like “Accelerate the Decline” and “Slipping Into Darkness” show that the band hasn’t lost an ounce of the edge and anger they carry about the crumbling state of the world.  These tracks are prescient, political, and pissed off, but also evoke the reckless joy that’s been a hallmark of the band’s catalogue. Mixed by Jon Graber (NOFX, Goldfinger, We Are The Union), the band sounds poised and in control while not over-polished to maintain the grit and raw power that they bring to these new songs.

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About The Suicide Machines

The Suicide Machines are back in 2022 with ‘GEBO GOMI’; a new split LP with Tokyo Japan's Coquettish, out July 22 on Bad Time Records. While 2020s “Revolution Spring” proved that the band still had a fire lit in them, The Suicide Machines display on this new split that they are not only at the top of their game, but possibly making the catchiest, heaviest, and most relevant songs of their career. “Awake” is a TSM instant classic that would fit equally well on “Destruction by Definition” as it would in an old school Tony Hawk game, while tracks like “Accelerate the Decline” and “Slipping Into Darkness” show that the band hasn’t lost an ounce of the edge and anger they carry about the crumbling state of the world.  These tracks are prescient, political, and pissed off, but also evoke the reckless joy that’s been a hallmark of the band’s catalogue. Mixed by Jon Graber (NOFX, Goldfinger, We Are The Union), the band sounds poised and in control while not over-polished to maintain the grit and raw power that they bring to these new songs.

The Suicide Machines's Concerts & Tour Dates

Date Event name Venue
25 May 2026 The Suicide Machines New Cross Inn, London, EN, United Kingdom
30 May 2026 The Suicide Machines in Pont-rouge Parc de l'Île Notre-Dame, Donnacona, QC, Canada
17 Jul 2026 The Suicide Machines in Kelowna Kelowna Event Centre, Kelowna, BC, Canada
30 Jul 2026 Less Than Jake, A Wilhelm Scream, The Suicide Machines in Berlin Columbia Theater, Berlin, BE, Germany
31 Jul 2026 The Suicide Machines in Gränichen Openair Gränichen, Aarau, AG, Switzerland
31 Jul 2026 The Suicide Machines in WEINHEIM Cafe Central Weinheim, Bensheim, HE, Germany
04 Aug 2026 Less Than Jake, A Wilhelm Scream, The Suicide Machines in München Technikum (im Werksviertel Mitte), Munich, BY, Germany
06 Aug 2026 The Suicide Machines, Faintest Idea in Paris Glazart, Aubervilliers, IL, France
08 Aug 2026 Less Than Jake, A Wilhelm Scream, The Suicide Machines in Utrecht TivoliVredenburg, Utrecht, UT, Netherlands
09 Aug 2026 The Suicide Machines in West Brandywine Township B72, Brandamore, PA, United States

The Suicide Machines's Popular songs

  • New Girl
  • High Anxiety
  • It's The End Of The World As We Know It (And I Feel Fine)

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The Suicide Machines are back in 2022 with ‘GEBO GOMI’; a new split LP with Tokyo Japan's Coquettish, out July 22 on Bad Time Records. While 2020s “Revolution Spring” proved that the band still had a fire lit in them, The Suicide Machines display on this new split that they are not only at the top of thei…
The Suicide Machines's most streamed songs include New Girl, High Anxiety, It's The End Of The World As We Know It (And I Feel Fine). These tracks have accumulated millions of plays on Spotify and other major streaming platforms, making them essential listens for both new fans and long-time followers.
The Suicide Machines is primarily known for punk, frequently fusing it with elements of ska. This genre-blending approach has earned them a dedicated global fanbase and consistent chart placements on platforms like Beatport and Spotify.
You can stream The Suicide Machines's music on Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music, and Amazon Music. Popular tracks like New Girl, High Anxiety, It's The End Of The World As We Know It (And I Feel Fine) are available on all major platforms. Follow The Suicide Machines on Spotify to stay updated on new releases.
The Suicide Machines has over 288.7K+ monthly listeners on Spotify, reflecting a strong and growing global fanbase.
The Suicide Machines is currently scheduled to perform in 10 cities: London, Donnacona, Kelowna, Berlin, Aarau, Bensheim, Munich, Aubervilliers, Utrecht, Brandamore. Visit AllEvents to find show dates, venues, and ticket details for a city near you.
The Suicide Machines's 2026 tour spans 7 countries: United Kingdom, Canada, Germany, Switzerland, France, Netherlands, United States. Check AllEvents for the full The Suicide Machines tour schedule, including dates, venues, and tickets in each country.
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