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Tasmania's Live Music Scene: Must-See Gigs Coming Soon

Gigs and concerts on around Tasmania in the weeks ahead.

By The Daily Tasmania · Published 25 July 2026

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Tasmania's live music scene is always worth tuning into, with great gigs happening right across the state. Whether you're a devoted live music fan or just keen to discover what's on locally, we've rounded up some of the best upcoming performances to catch.

This week we're spotlighting Blurred Vision taking the stage at Somerset Surf Lifesaving Club in Somerset. If live music is your thing, this is a cracking opportunity to get out and support local talent in a community venue.

Beyond the stage, Tasmania's got so much to explore when you're after a full day out. From the iconic Bay of Fires and Freycinet National Park to vibrant spots like Salamanca Market and the Museum of Old and New Art, there's always something to fill your calendar. And if the weather's kind, grab your bike for a ride along one of the rail trails, or stretch your legs on a walk through Cradle Mountain's wilderness.

What is on

Live Music starring Blurred Vision at Somerset Surf Lifesaving Club, Sat, 4 July, 10:00 am, Somerset Surf Lifesaving Club, Somerset Details and bookings

Sources: eventbrite.com.au.

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