Ross Wilson's highly successful 50 Years of Hits Tour has been extended into 2026 due to popular demand, now featuring over 200 shows, marking it as the largest tour of his remarkable career. Since launching his music journey with the local Melbourne hit "Louie Louie" in 1965 as part of The Pink Finks, Wilson, alongside his talented band The Peaceniks, continues to celebrate more than five decades of hits. Fans can expect to hear beloved classics from Daddy Cool and Mondo Rock, as well as fresh material from his extensive six-decade career.
With an impressive catalogue that includes 26 ARIA Top 40 hits, Ross Wilson stands out as one of Australia's most celebrated artists. He first gained fame with Daddy Cool, whose iconic anthem "Eagle Rock" and debut album "Daddy Who?" broke sales records in 1971. Following that, he formed Mondo Rock in 1977, delivering memorable hits throughout the 80s like "Cool World" and "Come Said The Boy." Even as a solo artist in the 21st century, Wilson has remained a prominent figure in the music scene. His accolades include two inductions into the ARIA Hall of Fame and the title of "Original Music Performer of the Year" at the 2025 ACE Awards, solidifying his status as a legendary live performer.
