TSIM (Not TISM) Add Additional Shows To 2026 No Mistakes Tour

As TSIM (or is it TISM?) launch their current run of tour dates, they've just expanded their 2026 itinerary.

Following Melbourne rockers TISM recently kicking off their national tour under their intentionally misspelled TSIM moniker, the group have added a pair of additional shows to their aptly-titled No Mistakes Tour.

The masked musical mirth-makers launched their current run of shows in Adelaide earlier this month, headlining the opening night of the Adelaide Beer & BBQ Festival.

With a few weeks before they return to the road with a long-awaited return to the Northern Territory for the Darwin Festival, they’re on track to play headline dates in Melbourne, Brisbane, Canberra, Sydney, and Perth.

However, they’ve just expanded that trek with another headline date in Adelaide, which will see them visiting the Hindley Music Hall on Friday, October 16th. Before that, they’ll be performing a third date at Melbourne’s Forum Theatre on Saturday, October 10th – with their October 8th date already sold out, and their October 7th show heading in the same direction.

In typical TSIM fashion, the band have also promised “a RADICALLY DIFFERENT selection of fan favourites each night” alongside “all the other weird shit that goes on at a TSIM show” as part of an admitted attempt to lure fans to attend every gig because – as a press release outlined – “TSIM wants all your money”.

This naked appeal for punters’ coin was underlined by the press release announcing the shows in May, which came accompanied with a document from the Sydney Opera House outlining the damages incurred at the venue during the band’s headline performances in April.

The detailed cost breakdown ultimately reveals a total of $18,488.80, though there’s no word on whether they’ve been banned from the venue or not.

“TSIM would like to strenuously deny responsibility for any damage to the Sydney Opera House after their shows on Friday April 10 and Sunday April 12,” the group said in a statement.

“TSIM do not know who is to blame, but we note that on Saturday April 11 Sir Donald Runnicles led the Sydney Symphony Orchestra in a dramatic performance of Mahler’s Sixth Symphony in the Concert Hall, featuring the legendary, pounding ‘hammer blows of fate’,” they added. “Enough said.”

Tickets to all of TISM’s (or TSIM, even) upcoming tour dates are on sale now.