Aussie rock legends Cold Chisel offer $10,000 reward for lost footage after announcing national tour

Legendary rock band Cold Chisel have offered a staggering reward to anyone who can produce lost footage from their wild Australian tour in the early '80s. Legendary rock band Cold Chisel have offered a $10,000 reward to anyone who can produce lost footage from their wild Australian tour in the early '80s The veteran rockers appeared on The Project on Wednesday to discuss their upcoming national tour and put out an appeal to fans 'You know who you are. Jimmy Barnes said he performed some wild stunts at the show and was desperate to see footage of it - and co-host Waleed Aly later said the band would pay $10,000 to the first person to produce a clip from the concert It comes after the iconic band reunited to celebrate their 50th anniversary by announcing an Australia-wide tour. L-R: Ian Moss, Jimmy Barnes, Don Walker and Phil Small Cold Chisel's tour kicks off October 5 at the Petersons Winery in Armidale, where the band based themselves back in 1974-1975.