The You Am I frontman and recent ARIA Hall of Fame inductee launches the Le Charme Defensif tour at Brunswick Ballroom on 20 March, kicking off a run that winds through regional NSW, Queensland and the ACT across March and April.
The You Am I frontman and recent ARIA Hall of Fame inductee launches the Le Charme Defensif tour at Brunswick Ballroom on 20 March, kicking off a run that winds through regional NSW, Queensland and the ACT across March and April.
With more than 20 albums to his name, 10 ARIA Awards and a career stretching over three decades as a songwriter, actor and author, Rogers is peeling things right back for this one.
Tim Rogers — Le Charme Defensif Tour
- 20 March — Brunswick Ballroom, Brunswick VIC (with Milly Strange)
- 25 March — Flow and Boogie Woogie, Old Bar NSW
- 26 March — Eltham Hotel, Eltham VIC (with Dana Gehrman)
- 27 March — Imperial Hotel, Eumundi QLD (with Dana Gehrman)
- 28 March — Old Museum, Brisbane QLD (with Dana Gehrman)
- 10 April — Smiths Alternative, Canberra ACT
- 11 April — Tallagandra Hill Winery, Gundaroo NSW
- 16 April — Flamingo’s Live, Newcastle NSW
- 17 April — Camelot Lounge, Marrickville NSW
- 18 April — Camelot Lounge, Marrickville NSW
- 19 April — Milton Theatre, Milton NSW
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The Melbourne date features support from Milly Strange, a five-piece Melbourne outfit whose sound fuses folk storytelling with alt-rock and grunge. The band released their self-titled debut album in August and have been carving out a growing reputation across the city’s live circuit, with a catalogue built on vivid lyricism and raw emotional depth. From Brunswick, Rogers continues north through Old Bar on the NSW mid-north coast, Queensland’s Sunshine Coast and Brisbane, before looping through Canberra, Gundaroo, Newcastle and Sydney. The tour wraps at Milton Theatre on 19 April.
Rogers and You Am I were inducted into the ARIA Hall of Fame at the 2025 ARIA Awards, joining a lineage that includes AC/DC, INXS, Crowded House and Cold Chisel. The band were the first Australian act to land three consecutive number one debuts on the ARIA Albums Chart and have collected 10 ARIA Awards from 31 nominations since forming in the late 1980s.
Outside the band, Rogers has built a prolific solo catalogue alongside a stint fronting the Hard-Ons, with additional credits spanning film, television, theatre and publishing. Brunswick Ballroom’s seated and standing options include premium packages with reserved tables and a meal from the venue’s kitchen, so those keen to make a proper evening of it can settle in with dinner before the show kicks off at 8:30pm. Tickets are on sale now.
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