Rose Tattoo Announce ‘Hard Road’ Australian Tour 2025
The Angry Anderson fronted heavy rockers are back on the road in 2025.
Aussie rock and rollers Rose Tattoo are embarking on a massive 19-date tour. Kicking off this month, the Hard Road tour takes in five states across four months and includes shows with Dallas Crane and James Reyne.
The current lineup of vocalist Angry Anderson, guitarist Ronnie Simmons, slide guitarist Mick Arnold, bassist Steve King and drummer Paul DeMarco are set to bring the rock to a host of regional towns and major cities through the first half of the year.
The Hard Rock tour begins on Friday, January 17 at The Whalers Mosman in Mosman. It continues with shows in places such as St. Kilda, Miranda, Wollongong, and Hobart before Rose Tattoo jets overseas in March for several shows in America.
Once back on Australian shores in April, the tour continues with a run of dates in regional towns like Paddington, Shoal Bay and Indooroopilly before coming to an end with two gigs at Morphett Vale’s Emu Hotel (Friday, May 23 and Saturday, May 24) and Collingwood’s Bendigo Hotel (Friday, May 30 & Saturday, May 31).
Tickets for all shows are on sale now via rosetattoo.com.
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One of the country’s most enduring rock acts, Rose Tattoo were a mainstay of the pub rock scene in the late 70s and early 80s, gaining a reputation for their electrifying blues-infused hard-rocking live shows.
The Angry Anderson led act released several big singles during their heyday, including ‘Bad Boy for Love’, ‘Rock 'n' Roll Outlaw’, ‘Nice Boys’, ‘We Can't Be Beaten’ and ‘Scarred for Life’.
After more than a decade together the band disbanded in 1987, only to reform in 1993 to support Guns N’ Roses on their huge Australian tour. Although the reunion was short-lived at first, Rose Tattoo finally got back together in 1998 and have continued to tour the globe while releasing three albums – Pain (2002), Blood Brothers (2007) and Outlaws (2020).
Catch Rose Tattoo at Emu Hotel in Morphett Vale on Friday, May 23 and Saturday, May 24. Tickets on sale now via rosetattoo.com.
Rose Tattoo Hard Road Australian Tour 2025
Friday, January 17 – The Whalers Mosman, Mosman
Saturday, January 18 – Bridge Hotel, Rozelle
Saturday, January 25 – Gateway Hotel, Corio
Sunday, January 26 – Prince Bandroom, St. Kilda
Friday, January 31 – Huntlee Tavern, Branxton
Saturday, February 1 – Everglades, Woy Woy
Friday, Febraury 7 – Taren Point Hotel, Miranda
Saturday, February 8 – Waves, Wollongong
Saturday, February 15 – Odeon Theatre, Hobart
Sunday, February 16 – Longley International Hotel, Hobart
Friday, April 4 – Blue Cattle Dog Hotel, St. Claire
Saturday, April 5 – Paddo RSL, Paddington
Friday, April 11 – The Country Club, St. George Basin
Saturday, April 12 – Dicey Riley’s, Wollongong
Thursday, April 17 – Shoal Bay Country Club, Shoal Bay
Friday, May 16 – Indooroopilly Hotel, Indooroopilly
Saturday, May 17 – Kallangur Tavern, Kallangur
Friday, May 23 & Saturday, May 24 – Emu Hotel, Morphett Vale
Friday, May 30 & Saturday, May 31 – Bendigo Hotel, Collingwood
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