Subversive art-pop group TISM have announced their first national headline tour in 30 years, following nearly $19,000 in damages incurred at the Sydney Opera House. The band's anarchic performances led to seat and floor damage, spills, and crowd surfing, resulting in a substantial repair bill.
Subversive art-pop group TISM will embark on their first national tour in 30 years following two performances at the Sydney Opera House that resulted in nearly $19,000 in damages to seats and flooring. The band is known for its anarchic live shows and satirical commentary.
Uncle Roger Knox, aka the Black Elvis, will perform a collection of his hit songs and a few yarns from his life at the Sydney Opera House, sharing the stage with his son and two grandsons.
A dance that tells the story of a displaced Gurindji man's struggle with identity has travelled the country and is now showing at the Sydney Opera House.
