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Violent Soho Announces Australian Tour

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Violent Soho, the iconic Australian rock band, is back with a three-date tour in September 2026, their first since a four-year hiatus. The tour includes shows at Sydneys Enmore Theatre, Melbournes Forum, and Brisbanes Fortitude Music Hall. The announcement comes after frontman Luke Boerdam and guitarist James Tidswell joined blink-182s Mark Hoppus onstage at the Sydney Opera House, hinting at their reunion. Fans are thrilled, as the band has been a staple since 2004, topping ARIA charts and leaving a lasting impact on Aussie music. Support acts include Beddy Rays, Teenage Joans, and Secret World. Pre-sale tickets are available from April 23rd, with general tickets on sale from April 24th.

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Violent Soho Announces Australian Tour

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It's April 21st. Welcome in. This is Music News Today, where music meets AI, I'm Corey with the story. Violin Soho is back folks. The Brisbane Rock Crew just announced a three-date Australian tour for September 2026. It's their first run of headline shows since hitting Paul's four years ago. Though Terab Sinney's in more theater on September 11th, Melbourne's form on the 18th and Brisbane's Fortitude Music Hall on the 25th, where it started spreading weeks ago, when frontman Lou Bourdam and guitarist James Tidswell linked up with Blink 182's Mark Hoppas on stage at the Sydney Opera House. Hoppas hyped the crowd by saying they're reuniting, and now the date's confirmed. Fans are buzzing hard. This band's been a staple since forming in 2004, mixing Alt Rock, Punk, and Grunge Bibes. They topped the Aurea charts twice with Waco in 2016, and everything is AOK in 2020, and cuts like covered in chrome, still echo in, as the music lure.

Support comes from Betty Ray's on all nights, plus teenage Jones for Sinney and Brisbane, and Secret World in Melbourne. Pre-sale hits April 23rd at 10am, local through their mailing list, with general tickets dropping April 24th. After that until next time vibe from their break, these shows feel right on time, primed to crank the volume and remind everyone why they rule the stage.

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