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TSIM expands No Mistakes Tour to Melbourne, Adelaide

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TISM, now billed as TSIM for this tour, has expanded their No Mistakes national run with a third Melbourne Forum show on October 10 and an Adelaide Hindley Street Music Hall date on October 16, signaling intensified activity after their Adelaide Beer & BBQ Festival set. The band emphasizes radically different nightly sets and a mix of fan favourites with the wild, unpredictable antics that have defined their live shows, a formula they’re leveraging to lure ticket buyers to multiple dates. This tour marks the group’s first full national run in more than 30 years, with planned headline dates across major Australian cities including Darwin, Melbourne, Adelaide, Brisbane, Canberra, Sydney, and Perth. In addition to the new dates, there is a continuing narrative about the band’s chaotic live reputation, including a past incident at the Sydney Opera House that cost roughly $18,488.80 in repairs, which the group has referenced in relation to their touring history. Tickets are on sale for the newly announced dates, with fans already responding to the expanded itinerary.

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