Releases & Touring

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Singles
Bertie Blackman – Thump
Cassie Davis – Do It Again
Paloma Faith – Stone Cold Sober
Freemasons Feat. Sophie Ellis Bextor – Heartbreak (Make Me A Dancer)
Pixie Lott – Mama Do
Pink – Funhouse
Pitbull – I Know You Want Me
Guy Sebastian – Like It Like That

Albums
Anjulie – Anjulie
Dada Life – Just Do The Dada
Dandy Warhols – The Dandy Warhols Are Sound
Little Einsteins – Little Einsteins Musical Missions
Matisyahu - Light
Chrisette Michele – Epiphany
Katy Perry – One Of The Boys (Tour Edition)
Katy Perry – One Of The Boys (Tour EP)
Nick Skitz – Come Into My World

Compilations
OST - Balibo
OST - Bandslam
Various – Girlforce
Various – Leave Them All Behind III
Various – Mashed 5




Wed 12th August
BRISBANE – Katy Perry (The Tivoli)
COFFS HARBOUR – Dukes Of Windsor (Hoey Moey)

Thurs 13th August
ADELAIDE – Eskimo Joe (Thebarton Theatre)
BALLARAT – Jimmy Barnes (Regent Multiplex)
BALLARAT – Lost Valentinos (Karova Lounge)
MELBOURNE – Pink (Rod Laver Arena)
NEWCASTLE – Dukes Of Windsor (Cambridge Hotel)

Fri 14th August
ADELAIDE – Shannon Noll (Governor Hindmarsh)
CANBERRA – Grafton Primary (The Academy)
CANBERRA – Tokenview (ANU Bar)
CASTLEMAINE – Augie March (Theatre Royal)
MELBOURNE – Lost Valentinos (Roxanne Parlour)
MELBOURNE – Katy Perry (The Forum)
MELBOURNE – Pink (Rod Laver Arena)
MELBOURNE – Snob Scrilla (East Brunswick Club)
SYDNEY – Dukes Of Windsor (Annandale Hotel)
SYDNEY – White Album Concert (State Theatre)

Sat 15th August
ADELAIDE – Jimmy Barnes (Thebarton Theatre)
ADELAIDE – Shannon Noll (Governor Hindmarsh)
CANBERRA – Kate Ceberano (Southern Cross Club)
FREMANTLE – Eskimo Joe (Fremantle Arts Centre)
GEELONG – Lost Valentinos (Club 4Play)
GEELONG – Snob Scrilla (Barwon Club)
MEENIYAN – Augie March (Meeniyan Town Hall)
MELBOURNE – Tokenview (Revolver Upstairs)
WOLLONGONG – Dukes Of Windsor (Waves Nightclub)

Sun 9th August
CANBERRA – Dukes Of Windsor (ANU Bar)
CANBERRA – Pink (AIS Arena)
MOUNT GAMBIER – Jimmy Barnes (Barn Palais)




Went on sale Monday 10th August
Jimmy Barnes (Brisbane)
Josh Pyke (Sydney)
Rob Thomas (Swan Valley)

Go on sale Thursday 13th August
Grinspoon (Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane)

Go on sale Friday 14th August
Jarvis Cocker (Nationally)
Nickelback (Sydney, Melbourne)
Cliff Richard & The Shadows (Nationally)




> The Motown 50th anniversary celebration will head to Australia in February 2010 with The Temptations, Four Tops, Martha and the Vandelas, The Miracles and Mary Wilson from The Supremes. Special guest for the show will be Joan Osbourne while Australia’s Jimmy Barnes and Ian Moss will both also appear on the bill.

February 16, Melbourne, Rod Laver Arena
February 19, Sydney, Entertainment Centre
February 23, Brisbane, Entertainment Centre

> Moby and Yeah Yeah Yeahs are two highlights for this year's Falls Festival. The 2009 Falls Festival will take place in Lorne, Victoria and Marion Bay, Tasmania over the New Years long weekend. Other acts announced include Hilltop Hoods, The Temper Trap, Xavier Rudd, Emilana Torrini, Little Birdy, Midnight Juggernauts, Sarah Blasko and so many more. Tickets will be allocated by ballot from the Falls Festival website.

> The line-up for the 2009 season of dance festival Stereosonic has been announced. The line up features some of the biggest names in the dance arena, with Axwell, Chicane and Deadmau5 topping the bill. Also joining for the 2009 tour, which kicks off it's five date jaunt around the country in Sydney on November 28, is Fedde Le Grand, Miss Kittin and Zombie Nation. Representing the local scene includes Andy Murphy and Onelove DJs Acid Jacks and Grant Smillie. Tickets for all events will go on sale on Thursday August 20.

November 28 : Sydney (Moore Park, Hordern Pavillion, RHI & Surrounds)
November 29 : Perth (Claremont Showgrounds)
December 05 : Adelaide (Bonython Park)
December 05 : Melbourne (Royal Melbourne Showgrounds)
December 06 : Brisbane (Eagle Farm Racecourse)

> The annual Good Vibrations Festival kicks off in Sydney in February 2010. No acts have been confirmed just yet, but pre-sale tickets for next year's event are set to go on sale this Friday morning.

February 13 : Sydney (Centennial Park)
February 14 : Perth (Claremont Showground)
February 20 : Gold Coast (Parklands Showgrounds)
February 21 : Melbourne (The Nursery, Flemington Racecourse)

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Singles
Ciara – Work
JLS – Beat Again
Ricki-Lee – Don’t Miss You

Albums
Diafrix – Concrete Jungle
Chris Isaak - Soundstage
Michael Jackson – The Stripped Mixes
Kings Of Leon – Notion EP
Lisa Mitchell – Wonder
Modest Mouse – No One’s First And You’re Next EP

Compilations
OST – Handy Manny
Various – Onelove Presents : Toolroom Knights

Music DVDs
Boyz II Men – Motown : A Journey Through Hitsville




Wed 5th August
ADELAIDE – Pink (Entertainment Centre)
BRISBANE – White Album Concert (QPAC)
PERTH – The Game (Metro City)
SYDNEY – Phoenix (Enmore Theatre)
WOLLONGONG – Downsyde (Harp Hotel)

Thurs 6th August
ADELAIDE – The Game (HQ Club)
BRISBANE – Lost Valentinos (Somabar)
BRISBANE – White Album Concert (QPAC)
CANBERRA – Downsyde (Transit Bar)
LAURIETON – Something With Numbers (Laurieton Hotel)
MELBOURNE – Eskimo Joe (The Palace)
MELBOURNE – Faker (Prince Bandroom)
SOUTHPORT – Dukes Of Windsor (Delplaza)

Fri 7th August
BATEAU BAY – Something With Numbers (Entrance Leagues Club)
BULLI – Tokenview (Heritage Hotel)
FERNTREE GULLY – Downsyde (Ferntree Gully Hotel)
GOLD COAST – Lost Valentinos (Neverland Bar)
HARBORD – Shannon Noll (Harbord Diggers Club)
MAROOCHYDORE – Dukes Of Windsor (Sands Tavern)
MELBOURNE – Eskimo Joe (The Palace)
MELBOURNE – The Game (Festival Hall)
PERTH – Pink (Burswood Dome)
SYDNEY – Jimmy Barnes (Enmore Theatre)
SYDNEY – Faker (The Metro)
SYDNEY – White Album Concert (Opera House)

Sat 8th August
ADELAIDE – Kate Ceberano (Her Majesty’s Theatre)
BATEAU BAY – Something With Numbers (Entrance Leagues Club)
BRISBANE – Dukes Of Windsor (The Zoo)
BRISBANE – Eskimo Joe (EKKA)
MEENIYAN – Naked In The Woods
MELBOURNE – Downsyde (Esplanade Hotel)
NEWCASTLE – Tokenview (The View Factory)
PENRITH – Shannon Noll (Penrith Panthers)
PERTH – Pink (Burswood Dome)
SYDNEY – Jimmy Barnes (Enmore Theatre)
SYDNEY – The Game (Luna Park)
SYDNEY – White Album Concert (Opera House)
TOWNSVILLE – Faker (The Club)
WOOMBYE – Lost Valentinos (The Woombye)

Sun 9th August
BYRON BAY – Dukes Of Windsor (Great Northern Hotel)
BRISBANE – Eddie Kowalczyk (The Tivoli)
MOUNT BULLER – Downsyde (Kooroora Hotel)
SYDNEY – White Album Concert (Opera House)




Go on sale Friday 7th August
Rob Thomas (Nationally)





Iconic rockers Pearl Jam will visit Australia and New Zealand in November for their first tour down under in three years. Their new single 'The Fixer' was the most added track to local radio last week. Support for the seven dates will come from Ben Harper and Relentless 7 along with local singer songwriter Liam Finn. Chugg Entertainment has announced that the dates announced will be 'one show only' in each city. Tickets for all dates are on sale on Monday August 17. Pearl Jam's new album Backspacer is due into stores on September 18.

Australia
November 14 : Perth (Members Equity Stadium)
November 17 : Adelaide (Adelaide Oval)
November 20 : Melbourne (Etihad Stadium)
November 22 : Sydney (Sydney Football Stadium)
November 25 : Brisbane (QSAC Stadium)
New Zealand
November 27 : Auckland (Mt Smart)
November 29 : Christchurch (AMI Stadium)

Nickelback have added two more dated to their November tour, after initial shows in Melbourne and Sydney sold out.
The new dates:
November 14 : Sydney (Acer Arena) on sale AUG 14
November 17 : Melbourne (Rod Laver Arena) on sale AUG 17

British indie rockers Gomez are back in October for their seventh visit to our shores.

The band will perform tracks from their latest album A New Tide, which was released earlier in the year. Tickets for all dates are on sale Monday August 03.

October 22 : Sydney (Metro Theatre)
October 24 : Canberra (ANU Bar)
October 25 : Brisbane (HiFi Bar)
October 28 : Melbourne (HiFi Bar)
October 30 : Adelaide (Governor Hindmarsh)
October 31 : Fremantle (Fly By Night)
November 01 : Fremantle (Fly By Night)

Pop veteran Cliff Richard is teaming up with his former band The Shadows, and will tour at the start of next year. Cliff and the Shadows were responsible for a string of incredible hit singles throughout the 1950s and 1960s including "The Young Ones", "Livin Doll", "Summer Holiday" and "Bachelor Boy" and will tour Australia as a group in February for the first time in 49 years. Tickets for all shows will go on sale on Friday August 14.

February 06 : Perth (Burswood Dome)
February 10 : Adelaide (Entertainment Centre)
February 13 : Melbourne (Rod Laver Arena)
February 16 : Gold Coast (Convention Centre)
February 18 : Brisbane (Entertainment Centre)
February 20 : Hunter Valley (Hope Estate Winery)
February 21 : Sydney (Entertainment Centre)

Sydney group Kid Confucius have announced a national tour across Australia's east coast, making stops in Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne and Canberra. To celebrate the live dates, kicking off on September 13, the band is also releasing a tour edition of their 2008 album The Let Go. The new edition, in-stores on August 21, will include exclusive remixes, along with videos and the previously unavailable track "Daydreaming". Tickets for the live dates are on sale now.

September 13 : Bondi (Beach Road Hotel)
September 19 : Brisbane (Troubadour)
September 24 : Canberra (Transit Bar)
September 26 : Sydney (Oxford Arts Factory)
October 08 : Melbourne (Toff In Town)

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Singles
The All American Rejects – I Wanna
Natalie Bassingthwaighte – Not For You
Beyonce – Sweet Dreams
Paul Dempsey – Ramona Was A Waitress
Keri Hilson – Knock You Down
Kisschasy – Generation Why

Albums
Jon Por Birgisson – Riceboy Sleeps
Michael Jackson – Gold (2CD set)
Pete Yorn – Back And Fourth

Compilations
OST – My Sisters Keeper
OST – Public Enemies
Various – 101 ‘90s Hits (5CD set)
Various – Kickstart My Heart
Various – Ministry Of Sound Presents : Trance Nation
Various – Pasha Classics
Various – popCountry Girls
Various – Skitz Mix 32
Various – Urban Chill

Music DVDs
Andre Rieu – Romantic Moments




Wed 29th July
ADELAIDE – Phrase (Governor Hindmarsh)
JINDABYNE – Downsyde (The Station)
MELBOURNE – Friendly Fires (Prince Bandroom)
MELBOURNE – Pink (Rod Laver Arena)
WOLLONGONG – Eskimo Joe (Wollongong University)

Thurs 30th July
BUNBURY – Something With Numbers (Prince Of Wales)
HOBART – Hilltop Hoods (City Hall)
MELBOURNE – Pink (Rod Laver Arena)
MELBOURNE – The Specials (Palace Theatre)
MELBOURNE – White Lies (HiFi Bar)
MELBOURNE – Yves Klein Blue (Hifi Bar)
SYDNEY – Doves (The Metro)
SYDNEY - Eskimo Joe (Hordern Pavillion)
SYDNEY – Shannon Noll (The Basement)

Fri 31st July
EPPING – Shannon Noll (The Epping Club)
GOLD COAST – Tokenview (Miami Shark Bar)
HEPBURN SPRINGS – Naked In The Woods
MANDURAH – Something With Numbers (Players Bar)
MELBOURNE – Jimmy Barnes (Palais Theatre)
MELBOURNE – Hilltop Hoods (The Palace)
NEWCASTLE - Eskimo Joe (Newcastle Panthers)
NEWCASTLE – Lost Valentinos (The Cambridge)
SYDNEY – Downsyde (Annandale Hotel)

Sat 1st August
ADELAIDE – Hilltop Hoods (Thebarton Theatre)
BLACKTOWN – Shannon Noll (Blacktown Workers)
BRISBANE – Tokenview (The Troubadour)
CANBERRA - Eskimo Joe (ANU)
MELBOURNE – Naked In The Woods
MELBOURNE – Pink (Rod Laver Arena)
MELBOURNE – White Album Concert (Hamer Hall)
PERTH – Jimmy Barnes (Burswood Theatre)
PERTH – Doves (Capitol)
PERTH – Something With Numbers (Amplifier)
SYDNEY – Downsyde (Annandale Hotel)
SYDNEY – Lost Valentinos (Oxford Art Factory)

Sun 2nd August
MELBOURNE – Pink (Rod Laver Arena)
NEWCASTLE – Downsyde (Cambridge Hotel)
PERTH – Jimmy Barnes (Burswood Theatre)




Went on sale Monday 27th July
Jimmy Barnes (Melbourne)
Kate Ceberano (Melbourne)
Paul Dempsey (Nationally)

Go on sale Friday 31st July
Tori Amos (Nationally)
Little Birdy (Nationally)
Short Stack (Nationally)




Beyonce has cancelled two of her forthcoming Australian shows. In addition to the cancellation of the two concerts, one in Sydney and one in Brisbane, the singer is also moving the date of another show (also in Brisbane). The singer's first Australian concert, due to take place in Brisbane on September 12, has now been delayed to September 20. The tour will now kick off in Melbourne on September 15. According to touring agent Michael Coppel, the cancellations are due to an 'unforseen change in Beyonce's international schedule'.

Aussie hip hop artist Snob Scrilla, whose single '.....(The Song With No Name)' has been occupying the ARIA top 100 for the past few weeks, is set to embark on a tour around the nation. He'll be joined on the 16 date journey by fellow Aussies Dash & Will, whose new album Up In Something hits stores late next month. The tour, kicking off in Melbourne on August 14, takes in dates in every state bar the Northern Territory, with tickets now on sale.

August 14 : Melbourne (East Brunswick Club)
August 15 : Geelong (Barwon Club)
August 19 : Byron Bay (Great Northern Hotel)
August 20 : Gold Coast (Coolangatta Hotel)
August 21 : Toowoomba (Bon Amici Cafe)
August 22 : Brisbane (Globe Theatre)
August 26 : Hobart (Republic Bar)
August 27 : Launceston (Hotel New York)
August 28 : Ballarat (Karova Lounge)
August 29 : Adelaide (Edinburgh Castle Hotel)
September 01 : Cronulla (Brass Monkey)
September 02 : Wollongong (Oxford Tavern)
September 04 : Canberra (ANU Union Bar)
September 05 : Sydney (Oxford Arts Factory)
September 10 : Fremantle (Mojo's)
September 11 : Perth (Amplifier Bar)

Tori Amos is set to tour the country in November in support of her latest album Abnormally Attracted To Sin. The singer last visited Australia two years ago. The tour will take in one date each (so far) in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth and Adelaide with a couple of days in between to presumably fill with more shows if there's demand. The 'Sinful Attraction' tour is the singer's fifth to visit Australian shores and tickets go on sale on Friday July 31.

November 12 : Melbourne (Regent Theatre)
November 16 : Sydney (Opera House Concert Hall)
November 19 : Adelaide (Thebarton Theatre)
November 21 : Perth (PCEC Riverside Theatre)
November 24 : Brisbane (QPAC Concert Hall)

Matchbox 20 frontman Rob Thomas is set to tour. The singer, whose new album Cradlesong and single "Her Diamonds" have been occupying the top five in recent weeks, will play a series of concerts in February, including 'A Day On The Green' events in South Australia, Western Australia, New South Wales and Victoria. Vanessa Amorosi will be supporting. Tickets go on sale on Friday August 07, with tickets for the Sandalford Wines gig on sale Monday August 10.

February 05 : Melbourne (Rod Laver Arena)
February 07 : McLaren Vale (Leconfield Wines) ADOTG
February 11 : Brisbane (Entertainment Centre)
February 13 : Hunter Valley (Hope Estate Winery)
February 14 : Bowral (Centennial Vineyards) ADOTG
February 17 : Sydney (Acer Arena)
February 20 : Yarra Valley (Rochford Wines) ADOTG
February 21 : Swan Valley (Sandalford Wines) ADOTG

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Releases in stores this week
Singles
Da Hool – Meet Her At The Love Parade
Short Stack – Sway, Sway Baby
Jordin Sparks – Battlefield
Albums
Patrizio Buanne – Best Of
Dananananaykroyd – Hey Everyone
Diesel – Project Blues
DJ Sirvere – Major Flavours 4
Florence & The Machine – Lungs
Jordin Sparks – Battlefield
Sundance Kids – Fall Into Place
Compilations
Various – Ministry Of Sound Presents : Underground 2009

Playing this week
Thurs 23rd July
BRISBANE – Pink (Entertainment Centre)
BUSSELTON – Downsyde (Esplanade Hotel)
PERTH – Hilltop Hoods (Capitol Theatre)
SYDNEY – Kisschasy (Oxford Arts Factory)
Fri 24th July
BRISBANE – Hilltop Hoods (Hifi Bar)
PERTH – Friendly Fires (Amplifier Bar)
WOLLONGONG – Something With Numbers (Waves Nightclub)
Sat 25th July
BRISBANE – Pink (Entertainment Centre)
BYRON BAY – Splendour In The Grass
MELBOURNE – Evermore (Hifi Bar) UNDER 18s
NEWCASTLE – Something With Numbers (Panthers)
SYDNEY – Ja Rule (Luna Park)
Sun 26th July
BRISBANE – Pink (Entertainment Centre)
BYRON BAY – Splendour In The Grass

Tickets on sale this week
Went on sale Monday
Jimmy Barnes (Queensland)
Beyonce (Sydney)
Black Eyed Peas (Nationally)
Go on sale Thursday
Nickelback (Nationally)
Tame Impala (Nationally)

In touring news...
Pink was forced to postpone her Monday 20th gig in Brisbane because she has laryngitis. The show has been moved back a week until next Monday July 27. Tickets for the postponed date will be valid for the show next week. However, anyone who cannot make the show next week will be given a full refund if they contact Ticketek before 5pm this Friday, July 24.

The Black Eyed Peas have announced two more dates for their Australian visit. Tickets for the two new shows (one each in Sydney and Melbourne) went on sale yesterday. The concerts in Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth are already selling quickly. The new shows take place:
October 03 : Sydney (Acer Arena)
October 07 : Melbourne (Rod Laver Arena)

Something For Kate frontman Paul Dempsey has announced a national tour. His new album 'Everything Is True' hits the stores on August 14. Tickets for all dates go on sale on Monday July 27. For Melbourne, he plays the Corner Hotel on September 12.

September 10 : Belgrave (Ruby's Lounge)
September 11 : Hepburn Springs (The Palais)
September 12 : Melbourne (Corner Hotel)
September 16 : Kincumber (Lizotte's)
September 17 : Wollongong (Wollongong University)
September 18 : Newcastle (Brewery NSW)
September 19 : Sydney (Manning Bar)
September 25 : Gold Coast (Sound Lounge)
September 26 : Brisbane (The Zoo)
October 01 : Adelaide (Governor Hindmarsh)
October 02 : Perth (Rosemount Hotel)
October 03 : Fremantle (Fly By Night)
October 09 : Ballarat (Karova Lounge)
October 10 : San Remo (Westernport Hotel)

The first Australian Idol winner Guy Sebastian is playing some shows early next year in support of his upcoming album “Like It Like That”. You can check out the new video for the first single here. Tickets are now on sale.

February 12 : Perth (Convention Centre)
February 13 : Adelaide (Convention Centre)
February 14 : Sydney (State Theatre)
February 19 : Brisbane (QPAC)
February 20 : Melbourne (Hamer Hall)

Little Birdy have announced a new national tour on the back of the release of their new album 'Confetti', with dates in Queensland, New South Wales, Victoria, ACT and South Australia before it wraps up in Perth in early October.

Singer Katy Steele will also perform a solo show at Brisbane's Spiegeltent in late September. Tickets for the dates go on sale on Friday July 31.

September 10 : Adelaide (HQ Bar)
September 11 : Melbourne (Forum Theatre)
September 12 : South Morang (Commercial Hotel)
September 13 : Canberra (Hellenic Club)
September 16 : Wollongong (Waves Nightclub)
September 18 : Sydney (Enmore Theatre)
September 19 : Newcastle (Civic Theatre)
September 25 : Yamba (Bowling Club)
September 26 : Brisbane (Sounds Of Spring Festival)
September 27 : Brisbane (Spiegeltent - Katy Steele solo show)
September 29 : Gladstone (Entertainment Centre)
September 30 : Mackay (Convention Centre)
October 02 : Townsville (Bombay Rock)
October 03 : Cairns (Brothers Leagues)
October 09 : Perth (Astor Theatre)

Releases & Touring

Releases in stores this week
Singles
Black Eyed Peas – I Gotta Feeling
Lady Gaga – Paparazzi
Albums
Benny Anderson – Story Of A Heart
Sarah Blasko – As Day Follows Night
Abbie Cardwell – Love Motel
Daughtry – Leave This Town
Red Riders – Drown In Colour
Compilations
OST – Harry Potter & The Half Blood Prince
Various – Onelove : Smash Your Stereo

Playing this week
Tuesday July 14
ADELAIDE – Ten Tenors (Festival Theatre)
MELBOURNE – Pink (Rod Laver Arena)
MELBOURNE – Pink (Rod Laver Arena)
Wednesday July 16
BYRON BAY – Phrase (Great Northern Hotel)
ADELAIDE – Short Stack (The Governor Hindmarsh)
BALLARAT – Kisschasy (The Arms)
Thursday July 17
MAROOCHYDORE – Phrase (Sands Tavern)
SYDNEY – Pink (Entertainment Centre)
SYDNEY – Ten Tenors (State Theatre)
Friday July 18
ADELAIDE – Short Stack (The Governor Hindmarsh)
BRISBANE – Phrase (The Zoo)
SYDNEY – Hilltop Hoods (Enmore Theatre)
SYDNEY – Pink (Entertainment Centre)

Tickets on sale this week
July 14 : James Hunter (Sydney, Melbourne)
July 14 : Chris Isaak (Perth, Melbourne, Sydney)
July 17 : Wolfmother (Nationally)

In touring news...
- American rock-folk singer Aimee Mann will visit Australian shores for the very first time this year to play gigs in Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane. Ben Lee will provide support for both the Sydney and Melbourne shows.
September 3 : Brisbane (Powerhouse)
September 4 : Sydney (Enmore)
September 5 : Melbourne (Palais Theatre)

- Nickelback have announced an Australian tour. Tickets go on sale Thursday July 23.
November 11 : Brisbane (Entertainment Centre)
November 13 : Sydney (Acer Arena)
November 16 : Melbourne (Rod Laver Arena)
November 19 : Adelaide (Entertainment Centre)
November 21 : Perth (Burswood Dome)

- Beyonce has announced a third show in Sydney for her forthcoming 'I Am' Australian tour. Four of the nine shows have now sold out – one in Brisbane, one in Melbourne and two in Sydney. It’s been announced that US hip-hop star Flo Rida and our own Jessica Mauboy will be support acts for the tour. Tickets for the new September 20 Sydney date, go on sale on Monday July 20.
September 12 : Brisbane (Entertainment Centre) SOLD OUT
September 13 : Brisbane (Entertainment Centre)
September 15 : Melbourne (Rod Laver Arena) SOLD OUT
September 16 : Melbourne (Rod Laver Arena)
September 18 : Sydney (Acer Arena) SOLD OUT
September 19 : Sydney (Acer Arena) SOLD OUT
September 20 : Sydney (Acer Arena) NEW SHOW
September 22 : Adelaide (Entertainment Centre)
September 24 : Perth (Burswood Dome) LIMITED TIX

- Evermore have replaced Faker as the support act for the remainder of the Aussie dates on Pink's 'Funhouse' tour.

- Sydney electro boys Grafton Primary have announced a series of live dates throughout August and September. Tickets for all shows are on sale now.
August 14 : Canberra (The Academy)
August 19 : Frankston (Pelly Bar)
August 21 : Melbourne (Corner Hotel)
August 22 : Hobart (University Of Tasmania)
August 29 : Perth (The Capitol)
September 02 : Armidale (University Of New England)
September 03 : Wollongong (University Of Wollongong)
September 04 : Sydney (The Metro)
September 05 : Brisbane (The Zoo)
September 11 : Adelaide (The Governor Hindmarsh)
September 12 : Gosford (Coaster 2009 Festival)
September 17 : Newcastle (University Of Newcastle)
September 19 : Albury (Indie Music Festival)