TISM cause more than $18k of damage to Sydney Opera House, announce tour
The balaclava-clad legends promise radically different setlists every night on the chaotic No Mistakes Tour.
beat.com.auHere’s the latest on TISM and the Sydney Opera House incident.
Answer
- TISM were fined around 18,500 AUD for damages to seating and other areas at the Sydney Opera House, linked to their April performances, and have since announced a national tour in appreciation of the renewed momentum.[1][2][4]
Context and details
- The incident occurred during TISM’s April shows at the Sydney Opera House, with the venue citing damage to timber seating, armrests, and related furnishings caused by audience interaction and crowd activity, plus spills that affected multiple rows.[2][1]
- The Sydney Opera House invoice for repairs totaled about 18,488.80 AUD, and the venue indicated that subsequent performances proceeded as planned, with no broader disruption to the schedule.[1][2]
- Following the damages, TISM announced their first national headline tour in over 30 years, underscoring a renewed touring push despite the incident.[4][1]
Sources
- ABC News coverage on the fine and the context of the Opera House incident.[2][1]
- Beat Magazine reporting the damage amount and the subsequent tour announcement.[4]