
S Club to tour Australia
In case you hadn’t noticed from sell-out tours from the likes of Aqua and The Vengaboys, the 90s are back with a vengeance. And now comes word that some of the gang from S Club 7 will be touring Australia later this year.
Originally hailing from the UK, S Club’s up-tempo Bring It All Back went number one in the UK and the follow up single S Club Party was a hit from Europe to the antipodes.
In 2012, they’re back together again teaming up to bring their music back Down Under. Joining them for the ride as special guests will be Big Brovaz.
THE AIN’T NO PARTY AUSTRALIA TOUR 2012
Tickets are on sale to the Ain’t No Party Australia Tour 2012 for $55 + BF from March 5. Tour dates below:
TOUR DATES:
Wed, May 23
The Palace Theatre, Melbourne. Tickets from www.oztix.com.au
Thurs, May 24
HQ Complex, Adelaide. Tickets from www.venutix.com.au and www.bigtix.com.au
Fri, May 25
Metro City, Perth. Tickets from www.oztix.com.au and www.bigtix.com.au
Sat, May 26
Eaton Hill Hotel, Brisbane. Tickets from www.oztix.com.au and www.bigtix.com.au
Thurs, May 31
Uni Hall, University of Wollongong. Tickets from www.oztix.com.au & www.bigtix.com.au
Fri, June 1
UNSW Roundhouse. Tickets from www.ticketek.com.au
Sat, June 2
Newcastle Panthers. Tickets from www.moshtix.com.au & www.bigtix.com.au
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It’s not that far from the CBD to the north side. How about you travel to see the band? All of us North Siders who live out here “in the sticks” always have to come into the city to see bands. Now it’s our turn to get an act for once. Quit whinging and just be thankful that S Club is coming at all.
Ok seriously is anyone else annoyed at the fact the chosen venue is on the north side NOT CBD?
How can an act alike SClub put themselves so outta town, did the Australian promoters have a brain lapse?!? Vengaboys, Aqua, Hanson, Eiffel 65 and N-Trance ALL were given prime inner city venue positions!!! They would make so much more monies by having two shows, one in the sticks on the north side and one inner city, how do we get in touch with the promotors seriously!!!