The unmistakable roar of Rose Tattoo will echo across Lake Macquarie once again when the band bring their Hard Road tour to the Toronto Hotel as part of their popular Live On The Lake series, in September.
Joining them on the night will be fellow Aussie heavyweights The Poor and local band Skyes Law.
The is part of the Tatt’s Hard Road tour, which was rolled out after the band announced they would play their last live shows in 2026.
Led by the legendary Angry Anderson, the Tatts have carved out a legacy since their first gig on New Year’s Eve in 1976, with a signature mix of barroom blues, tales of heartbreak, and no-nonsense rock ‘n’ roll attitude.
Rose Tattoo have built a fierce following through relentless touring across Australia, Europe, and the occasional run through the US, winning over fans both onstage and off. After a quieter few years on the road, the band is now back in full swing, hitting a mix of regional towns, inner-city clubs, and suburban pubs with their signature brand of no-frills rock ’n’ roll. Which is where they’re at their best.
Joining them on the night will be fellow no-frills rock ’n’ rollers The Poor, who rose to fame with their gritty breakout single More Wine Waiter Please, and Hunter Valley favourites Skyes Law, who dropped their debut single Made For Me last year.
Rose Tattoo will play the Toronto Hotel on Saturday, 6 September 2025. Tickets are on sale now via trybooking.com.
