TSIM Reveal ‘No Mistakes’ Tour Supports

As TSIM prepare for their first national tour in more than 30 years, the balaclava-wearing collective have shared the bands joining them on tour.

Kicking off the No Mistakes tour on Thursday October 1 at Hobart's Odeon Theatre, TSIM will be accompanied by Tassie post-punk four-piece Slag Queens.

Next up are three shows at the Forum in Melbourne with alt-punk rockers Laura and the Hell Cutz on Wednesday 7 October, genre-bending Stupid Fuck the Silly Clown taking to the stage on Thursday 8 October and post-pub rock'n'rollers Techno 666 performing on Saturday 10 October.

Adelaide fans get the privilege of seeing local post-punk/noise-rock collective Placement and indie punk-pop outfit Oscar the Wild at Hindley St Music Hall on Friday 16 October, Brisbane audiences can expect high-energy punk rock from Shock Value at the Fortitude Music Hall on Saturday 17 October, while legendary alt-country, rockabilly and dieselbilly four-piece The Fuelers will get the night underway at Canberra Theatre on Wednesday 21 October.

The final leg of the tour features Legs Electric bringing big riffs to Perth's Metro City on Saturday 24 October, followed by two huge nights in Sydney at the Enmore Theatre on Friday 30 and Saturday 31 October, with Laura and the Hell Cutz playing both nights, garage-punk outfit Itchy and the Nits on the Friday and new-wave futronic punk outfit The Lost Futures on the Saturday, before the tour wraps up at UOW Uni Bar in Wollongong on Friday 6 November with six-piece freaky synth-punk rockers Ashpit taking the stage alongside hardcore outfit Totally Unicor.

Limited tickets remain at davidroywilliams.com.

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Not only is this TSIM's first massive tour in yonks, but the lads will be performing different set lists each night.

While they haven't been exactly clear on what that means, fans can expect a different experience at each show, so even those die-hard TISM fans who got to multiple gigs are in for a chance to hear songs that haven't been played in decades.

Catch TSIM performing at Hindley Street Music Hall on Friday 16 October. Tickets on sale via moshtix.com.au.