Cold Chisel’s 50th Anniversary Tour Shifted 225,000 Tickets
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Chisel's trek welcomed more than 225,000 fans. When the ANZ lap is complete, that number will fly past a quarter million.
Cold Chisel Release Additional Tickets to 50th Anniversary Tour
Posted in: Music NewsCold Chisel recently released '50 Years - The Best of,' which went straight to the top of the ARIA Albums Chart
Jimmy Barnes Scores Record-Extending No. 1 With Cold Chisel’s ’50 Years- The Best Of’
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe legendary Australian band comes from behind in the first half of the chart cycle, to bolt home in first place on the ARIA Chart.
Cold Chisel Mark 50 Years with Definitive ‘Best of’ Album
Posted in: Music NewsCold Chisel celebrate 50 years with the release of '50 Years – The Best of,' a collection highlighting their influence on Australian rock
Cold Chisel Release New Single ‘You’ve Got to Move’
Posted in: Music News"We recorded the song back in 2019 and decided to keep it aside for something special," says Ian Moss
Jimmy Barnes Opens Up About Open Heart Surgery
Posted in: Music Features“I don't want to put [anything] off in case we don't get a chance to do them. And that includes playing music with my best friends"
What Makes a Hit? Cold Chisel Share Their Songwriting Secrets
Posted in: Music Features“A good song is one I like. I'll only be working on a song if I'm really enjoying it. That's the whole point"
Cold Chisel Are Coming to New Zealand
Posted in: Music NewsCold Chisel and some special guests will play three shows around the country next January
Cold Chisel Reflect on 50 Years of Music and Friendship
Posted in: Music FeaturesIn the latest episode of 'Behind The Rolling Stone Cover', sponsored by Shure, Rolling Stone AU/NZ Editor-in-Chief Poppy Reid sits down with Cold Chisel’s members to look back at their iconic 2011 cover
‘We Were Completely Blown Away’: Cold Chisel Extend 50th Anniversary Tour Due to Demand
Posted in: Music News"The reaction of our fans has really fired us up - we can't wait to play for everyone," says Ian Moss
