Destroy All Lines Announces Joint Venture Touring Partnership

Destroy All Lines has announced a joint venture touring partnership with XIII Touring.

Under the guidance of founder Renee Rudolf, XIII Touring has been a dynamic entertainment touring company for over 25 years, boasting a roster that includes big-name acts such as The Kooks, Biffy Clyro, Glass Animals, Cold War Kids, Manchester Orchestra, Kesha, Catfish and the Battlement, and Nothing But Thieves.

“Destroy All Lines continues to set the benchmark for independent touring, with a globally recognised reputation for innovation and integrity,” says Rudolf. “Having collaborated over the years, I’ve always admired their unwavering commitment to culture, inclusiveness, and building sustainable, long-term artist careers across every genre and stage. Joining forces with such a forward-thinking and experienced team is genuinely exciting.”

“I have been a long-time admirer of Renee’s and it’s a dream come true to be working alongside her,” adds Chris O’Brien, Head Promoter of Destroy All Lines. “We couldn’t be more excited about the future and can’t wait to dive in to start promoting the incredible roster of artists with her and the new artists that are coming on board.”

Destroy All Lines has flourished into Australia’s largest independent promoter since forming in 2003. The company has worked with some of the biggest names in global music, including All Time Low, Tool, Simple Plan, Bring Me the Horizon, Devo, Limp Bizkit, Megadeth, Bloc Party, and Sleep Token.

Destroy All Lines also launched Good Things Festival in 2018, transforming it into the country’s largest annual alternative music festival. Two years ago saw Destroy All Lines and TEG launch Knotfest Australia, the local edition of Slipknot’s curated festival, which is set to return in 2027.

Destroy All Lines has promoted just as many local tours as it has global tours, working with some of Australia’s most successful acts, including Parkway Drive, Stand Atlantic, TISM, Northlane, Slowly Slowly, and Polaris.