See One Of ANGRY ANDERSON’s Final Video Interviews, Recorded Days Before His Heart Attack
Gary “Angry” Anderson, lead vocalist of Australian rock band Rose Tattoo, gave an interview at Sweden’s Skogsröjet festival on 31 July 2026, days before suffering a cardiac arrest. He later died in Sydney on 21 September, aged 79, and the band cancelled the remaining dates of its European farewell tour.
In the interview, Anderson discussed Rose Tattoo’s 50-year history, his links with AC/DC, his acting work, charity efforts and the inspiration behind “Suddenly”. The band had nine European shows remaining, with further farewell performances planned in Australia, while its legacy includes eight studio albums and enduring songs such as “Bad Boy For Love” and “Rock ’N’ Roll Outlaw”.
- Angry Anderson died aged 79 after a cardiac arrest.
- His final interview explored Rose Tattoo’s long career.
- The band cancelled its remaining farewell shows.