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News: Fred Again and Again and Again – Surprise Arena Tour of Australia Announced

  • February 28, 2024
  • Deb Pelser
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Australia just can’t get enough of Fred Again and it seems like the feeling is mutual. After playing a surprise show at the Sydney Opera House last night, the wildly popular DJ has announced an arena tour of Australia.

With the show on 27 February, Fred again.. made history at the Sydney Opera House – becoming the first-ever artist to announce, sell out, and perform at the iconic venue, all within 24 hours. Announced on Instagram yesterday and immediately placed on sale, the news saw over 145,000 people rush to purchase tickets before the show blew out. The largest on-sale demand the concert hall has ever had.

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Now Fred Again.. has announced a string of arena shows beginning in Melbourne next week. Supported by JOY (ANONYMOUS), Fred again.. will perform three nights at Sydney’s Qudos Bank Arena, three nights at Melbourne’s Rod Laver Arena, plus the Gold Coast. Tickets are on sale to the General Public from tomorrow. There will be no pre-sale. See all tour routing details and local on-sale times BELOW and access the on-sale ticket link HERE.

Fred again.. today also released his single ‘stayinit’, a collaboration with Lil Yachty and Overmono, debuted at their Lot Radio session in New York last week. This is the next release from his USB album series, following on from his collab with Baby Keem at the end of last year. LISTEN HERE.

Fred again.. Aus Tour Dates
Presented by Handsome Tours, Laneway Presents, TEG Live and Astral People

Mon 4 Mar – Rod Laver Arena – Melbourne
Tue 5 Mar – Rod Laver Arena – Melbourne
Wed 6 Mar – Rod Laver Arena – Melbourne

Tue 12 Mar – Qudos Bank Arena – Sydney
Wed 13 Mar – Qudos Bank Arena – Sydney
Thu 14 Mar – Qudos Bank Arena – Sydney

and..

Sat 9 Mar – Pop up – Location TBC – Gold Coast

GENERAL ON SALE
Thursday 29 Feb
9 AM AEDT – Melbourne
11 AM AEDT (10 AM Local) – Gold Coast
1 PM AEDT – Sydney

More info HERE.

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