TSIM (Not TISM) Announce 2026 No Mistakes Tour

The band's first national tour in 30 years, TSIM's No Mistakes tour is a nightmare for both SEO and editors around the country.

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Acclaimed Australian rockers TSIM (no, that’s not a TISM-related typo a press release assures us) are hitting the road this year, announcing their first national headline tour in 30 years.

Fresh off the back of a handful of high-profile shows that included two headline dates at the Sydney Opera House to perform their Machiavelli And The Four Seasons album in full, and a three-stage affair at Melbourne’s PICA, Victoria’s masked mirthmakers will be taking their unique brand of rock around the country for the fittingly-named No Mistakes tour.

Kicking off at the Adelaide Beer & BBQ Festival on July 10th TSIM will be visiting the Northern Territory for only the second time (and their first visit since 1996) as part of the Darwin Festival on August 22nd.

In October, the tour kicks up a notch, with two dates scheduled for Melbourne's Forum Theatre, and headline dates scheduled for Brisbane's Fortitude Music Hall, the Canberra Theatre, Perth's Metro City, and the Enmore Theatre in Sydney.

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 TSIM wants all your money”.

This naked appeal for punters’ coin is underlined by the press release announcing the show, which comes 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 of whether they’ve been banned from the venue or not.

This is the first full-scale national tour that TSIM have embarked upon since their 2022 reformation for the Good Things festival. A series of secret shows and one-off affairs have also taken place, while their Death To Art tour saw the band play a run of headline dates in Brisbane, Melbourne, and Sydney in 2024.

Tickets to the tour go on sale from 11am AEST on Monday, May 25th, with an early bird presale launching at 11am AEST on Friday, May 22nd with registration available now.