<p>For more than 50 years, Rose Tattoo have been one of Australia's most</p><p>uncompromising and influential rock bands.</p><p>From the pubs of Sydney to stages across Europe, the UK and two tours as Special Guests for ZZ Top and Aerosmith just to name a few, Rose Tattoo's blistering fusion of blues, boogie and streetwise rock 'n' roll has earned them legendary status both home and abroad and a place among the most important bands in Australian music history. Their songs have become anthems, their attitude legendary, and their influence continues to resonate through generations of musicians worldwide.</p><p><br></p><p>Now, after half a century on the road, Rose Tattoo have announced that 2026 will mark the band's final year of touring. Led by the unmistakable voice of Angry Anderson, Rose Tattoo's farewell run will celebrate a remarkable journey that has cemented the band as one of Australia's most enduring rock exports. Their music has inspired countless artists, while classics including Bad Boy For Love, Rock 'N' Roll Outlaw, Nice Boys and We Can't Be Beaten remain staples of Australian rock culture. "Rose Tattoo has always been about our Brothers & Sisters," says Angry Anderson. "The fans have carried us through every decade, every tour and every challenge. We've been incredibly fortunate to do what we love for so long and now it's time to celebrate that journey together one last time."</p><p><br></p><p>A special feature of these farewell shows will be the return of guitarist Rob Riley, who will join Angry Anderson, Mick Arnold, Steve ‘Kingy’ King and Paul Demarco on stage to celebrate Rose Tattoo's remarkable legacy. “Robin Riley, known around the world as Rockin' Rob Riley, will join us for just a few very special dates, Robin joined to replace Mick in the early eighties, we went on to record the ‘Scarred For Life’ album which he contributed heavily to