Dave Graney ‘n’ The Coral Snakes Mark the 30th Anniversary of ‘The Soft 'n' Sexy Sound’ with Australian Tour
Dave Graney and co will perform The Soft ‘n’ Sexy Sound in full on the tour.

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Dave Graney is getting The Coral Snakes back together for a national tour celebrating the 30th anniversary of their 1995 gold-selling album, The Soft ‘n’ Sexy Sound.
Produced by Victor Van Vugt (Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds, PJ Harvey, Sarah Blasko) and recorded at Metropolis Audio in Melbourne, The Soft ‘n’ Sexy Sound is an iconic Australian album that earned Graney an ARIA Award for Best Male Artist.
The album showcases Graney’s acclaimed lyricism and the avant-garde, art rock of The Coral Snakes and produced fan favourites ‘Rock'n'Roll is Where I Hide’, ‘I'm Not Afraid to Be Heavy’, and ‘I'm Gonna Live in My Own Big World’.
The upcoming tour features Graney alongside original Coral Snakes members Clare Moore, Rod Hayward, and Robin Casinader, with the band performing The Soft ‘n’ Sexy Sound in its entirety, followed by a second set of tracks spanning their career.
“Looking forward to getting back into this Shelby GT500 of an album for a celebratory tour,” Graney says. “Great to be playing with guitar master Rod Hayward and Robin Casinader on keys again. Robin insists we play the album in order, so we are going to do just that. Then a set of classics from our corner of rock from before and after 1995. Count us in, Clare Moore, and see you at a show!”
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Dave Graney ‘n’ The Coral Snakes’ 30th anniversary The Soft ‘n’ Sexy Sound tour takes in 20 dates across the country between October and November.
Beginning at Sydney’s Factory Theatre on Friday, October 3, Graney and co hit regional centres and capital cities, including Canberra, Bundalaguah, Margaret River, Eumundi, Newcastle, Chatswood and Adelaide, before wrapping things up at the Longley Hotel on Sunday, November 30.
The tour promises to be a rollicking good time, giving fans the chance to hear The Soft ‘n’ Sexy Sound in full, along with all their favourite Graney ‘n’ The Coral Snakes tracks.
Catch Dave Graney ‘n’ The Coral Snakes at The Gov on Friday, November 21. Tickets on sale now via davegraney.com.
Dave Graney ‘n’ The Coral Snakes 30th anniversary The Soft ‘n’ Sexy Sound Australian Tour Dates 2025
Friday, October 3 – Sydney, Factory Theatre
Saturday, October 4 – Wollongong, Waves
Sunday, October 5 – Canberra, Street Theatre
Friday, October 10 – Melbourne, The Corner
Saturday, October 11 – Bundalaguah, Bundy Hall
Friday, October 24 – Fremantle, Freo Social
Saturday, October 25 – Margaret River, The River Hotel
Friday, October 31 – Brisbane, Crowbar
Saturday, November 1 – Eumundi, The Imperial
Sunday, November 2 – Gold Coast, Mo’s Desert Tavern
Friday, November 7 - Byron Bay, Byron Bay Theatre
Saturday, November 8 – Bellingen, Bellingen Memorial Hall
Thursday, November 13 – Newcastle, King Street Band Room
Friday, November 14 – Avoca, Avoca Beach Theatre
Saturday, November 15 – Chatswood, The Lounge
Sunday, November 16 - Dangar Island, Dangar Island Bowlo
Friday, November 21 – Adelaide, The Gov
Friday, November 28 – Launceston, Royal Oak
Saturday, November 29 – Ulverstone, The Pier
Sunday, November 30 – Longley, Longley Hotel
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