The run of shows comes in support of Thomas and the Roving Commission’s new album, GoComeBack.
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Australian singer-songwriter, producer, guitarist and all-around music great Mick Thomas has announced a massive national tour to coincide with the release of his new album, GoComeBack.
Out today, Friday 31 October, on Coolin' By Sound Records, the album is the follow-up to Thomas’ recent First Step in a Homeward Direction EP. Produced by Steven Scram (Crowded House, Paul Kelly, Sans Cisco) at Neil Finn’s Roundhead Studios in Auckland, the album comprises two sides: Go and ComeBack.
Go takes you away from everyday life and explores the places and people of the world, while ComeBack seeks to find beauty in the mundane. Thomas is joined by the full Roving Commission band on the record, which includes Dave Foley on guitar, Ben Franz on bass, Jen Anderson on violin, Mark “Squeezebox” Wally on keys and accordion and Thomas and Brooke Taylor on vocals.
The album is accompanied by the first single ‘First Step In A Homeward Direction’, which debuted at #1 on the AIR Chart earlier this year, and the latest release ‘A Mighty Ride’, an enchanting country folk rainbow featuring Thomas and Taylor’s sublime harmonies.
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Mick Thomas and the Roving Commission are taking the album on the road throughout November, December and January, including three gigs in South Australia.
Local fans can catch Thomas and co performing at Murray Delta Juke Joint in Goolwa on Friday 5 December and The Wheatsheaf in Adelaide on Saturday 6 December (matinee and evening show) and Sunday 7 December.
Accompanying Thomas and the Roving Commission are special guests Hann and Jessie-Lee’s Bad Habits.
GoComeBack features 12 tracks with cover art from illustrator Coral Tulloch and liner notes from author Jock Serong.
Catch Mick Thomas performing at Murray Delta Juke Joint in Goolwa on Friday 5 December and The Wheatsheaf in Adelaide on Saturday 6 December and Sunday 7 December. Tickets on sale now via mickthomas.com.
Mick Thomas GOCOMEBACK AUSTRALIA 2026 Tour Dates
with special guests Hana and Jessie-Lee’s Bad Habits (except ***)
Friday 7 November – Shiraz Republic, Cornella, VIC
Saturday 8 November – Young St Tavern, Frankston, VIC
Sunday 9 November – Memo Healesville, VIC
Friday 14 November – Birregurra Hall, Birregurra, VIC
Saturday 15 November – Eureka, Geelong, VIC *** w/ The Ferriters
Sunday 16 November – Burrinja, Upwey, VIC
Friday 21 November – Kings Beach Tavern, Kings Beach, QLD
Saturday 22 November – Wallaby Hotel, Mudgereeba, QLD
Sunday 23 November – Lefty’s, Brisbane, QLD
Thursday 27 November – Smiths Alternative, Canberra, ACT
Friday 28 November – The Servo Port, Kembla, NSW
Saturday 29 November – Marrickville Bowlo, Marrickville, NSW
Sunday 30 November – QIRKZ in the Hunter, Hunter Valley, NSW
Friday 5 December – Murray Delta Juke Joint, Goolwa, SA
Saturday 6 December – Wheatsheaf Adelaide, SA (two shows)
Sunday 7 December – Wheatsheaf Adelaide, SA
Friday 12 December – The River, Margaret River, WA
Saturday 13 December & Sunday 14 December – Oxford Hotel, Leederville, WA
Thursday 18 December – Arco Bar, Heatherton, VIC
Friday 19 December Theatre Royal, Castlemaine, VIC
Saturday 20 December – Corner Hotel, Richmond, VIC + Jules Sheldon and the Boundary Riders
Thursday 1 January – Archies Creek, Archies Creek, VIC + Hana and Jessie-Lee’s Bad Habits + Danny Walsh Banned + Queen of Hearts Mariachi + M.C. Ian Bland
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