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TISM announce national headline tour

Australian rock legends TSIM drop shocking 2026 tour announcement: 'Because we want all your money'

TSIM, who will now be referred to as TSIM, will soon embark on their first national headline tour across Australia. What makes the announcement even more special is that this is the group’s first national headline tour in over 30 years! Here is all we know about the group and their tour.

All about TSIM’s national tour

The group recently held two concerts at the Sydney Opera House and Melbourne’s PICA, both of which were huge successes. Following these events, they confirmed in an online post that they will tour more spaces across Australia and embark on an official national tour.Titled ‘TSIM – No Mistakes Tour,’ the group will visit multiple locations, including Adelaide, Darwin, Melbourne, Brisbane, Canberra, Perth, and Sydney, to name a few. The press release from the group joked that this is because “TSIM wants all your money,” and noted that every day and every show will possibly feature a different kind of setlist to ensure that fans get their ticket’s worth.According to the report, tickets for their upcoming tour dates will officially go live next Monday, May 25. The pre-sale event, however, will begin Friday morning, May 22.

About TSIM

Earlier known as TISM, the group has been active for quite a long time, and has remained anonymous throughout. The rock band is notorious for the iconic ski masks that they often match with their outfits. They are also best known for smashing music genre boundaries and instead creating their own sound by blending them.The group has been nominated for multiple awards and has even scored two ARIA awards as well over the course of their career, which started back in the 1980s. So far, they have released over seven studio albums, with the latest one, ‘Death to Art,’ being released in 2024. They have also released 4 live studio albums, 4 compilation albums, and 2 box sets.

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