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Dearest Friends,
I am very sorry to have to announce that I am unable to tour any longer for health reasons. I have a herniated disc in my back that makes travel excruciating and I am physically incapable of touring any further. I have just come off a particularly grueling tour in the UK which has rendered me immobile.
I am deeply sorry to have to make this announcement. I was really looking forward to these shows and I know a lot of our fans were too. I am very aware that I am disappointing many, but I simply can’t do this at this time.
All my best
Brad Roberts
Crash Test Dummies are heading back to Australia in April 2027 — and they’re not coming quietly. After a sold‑out 2025 run that reminded audiences exactly why they became one of the most unmistakable bands of the ’90s, the Dummies return with a full‑throttle, career‑spanning Greatest Hits Tour.
Their comeback was met with glowing praise, celebrating the band’s singular sound, razor‑sharp musicianship, and Brad Roberts’ iconic baritone; a voice critics still can’t stop talking about.
Last time, they delivered God Shuffled His Feet front to back. This time, they’re opening the entire vault. Fans will get the songs that shaped a generation — the hits, the deep cuts, the moments that made Crash Test Dummies a global phenomenon.
Expect Mmm Mmm Mmm Mmm, Superman’s Song, Afternoons & Coffeespoons, Ballad of Peter Pumpkinhead, God Shuffled His Feet and plenty more.
There’s simply no mistaking this band. Their blend of folk‑rock, alt‑pop, wry storytelling and that unmistakable voice carved out a lane nobody else could occupy and their songs still hit with the same strange, warm, unforgettable charm.
If you were there last time, this tour is a whole new beast; bigger, broader, built around the tracks fans have been shouting for. If you’re new, prepare to meet a band whose originality remains as sharp as ever.
“Crash Test Dummies, 30 years on, still have the magic” - Hear 2 Zen Magazine
“Brad Roberts sounded as pitch perfect as on any original 1993 vinyl recording” - Music Festivals Australia