TSIM have added Hobart to their first national tour in more than 30 years, with an all ages show at the Odeon on Thursday October 1.
The balaclava-clad satirists will perform at the Liverpool Street venue as part of their No Mistakes Tour, marking a rare Tasmanian appearance.
The Hobart show was not originally on the cards.
Kimberley Galceran, DarkLab’s Associate Creative Director, said the band’s management initially dismissed the idea.
“We contacted TSIM’s manager, David Roy Williams, to ask about the band doing a Hobart show and were told ‘TSIM won’t be doing any international shows as part of the tour’,” she said.
“When we pointed out that Hobart was as much a capital city as Darwin and Canberra they checked their maps.”
TSIM are described as one of Australia’s most acclaimed and unpredictable acts, known for their anonymous attire and razor-sharp satire.
Since emerging in the 1980s, the group have blended rock, dance pop and electronica with social commentary and wit.
TSIM last performed in Tasmania at Launceston’s Cataract Gorge as part of Mona Foma in 2024.
Pre-sale tickets for Odeon subscribers go on sale at 10am on August 10.
General tickets will be available from 10am on August 11.
Doors open at 6:30pm and tickets are $129 plus a booking fee.
