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Charley Crockett Announces 2024 Australian Tour

By Jules LeFevre

Texan blues and country songwriter Charley Crockett will return to Australia in 2024 for an extensive tour across the country. Crockett completed his first tour of Australia in early 2023, appearing at the Tent Pole festival in Geelong and playing a bunch of headline dates.

The 2024 tour will get started on Saturday, 27th January in Tamworth (as part of the Tamworth Country Music Festival ), before Crockett heads to all the major mainland cities and various regional centres, finishing up on Wednesday, 14th February at the Astor Theatre in Perth. See the full list of dates below.

Charley Crockett: ‘Jamestown Ferry’

Crockett released his most recent album at the end of September. Titled LIVE AT THE RYMAN, it captured his set at the famous Ryman Auditorium in Nashville in November 2022. It followed his 2022 album The Man from Waco.

Indigenous soul and country singer Emma Donovan will be joining Crockett on all dates around the country (playing material from her forthcoming debut solo album) while alt-country crew Sweet Talk will be playing at the Newcastle, Brisbane, Sydney, Ballarat and Korumburra shows.

Charley Crockett 2024 Australian Tour

• Saturday, 27th January Tamworth Town Hall, Tamworth, NSW
• ​Sunday, 28th January Bar on the Hill, Newcastle, NSW
• Tuesday, 30th January The King’s Theatre, Sunshine Coast, QLD
• ​Wednesday, 31st January – The Green Room, Tyagarah, NSW
• ​Thursday, 1st February – Eaton Hills Hotel, Brisbane, QLD
• ​Friday, 2nd February – Anita’s Theatre, Thirroul, NSW
• Sunday, 4th February – Enmore Theatre, Sydney, NSW
• Tuesday, 6th February – ​Canberra Theatre Centre, Canberra, ACT
• ​Thursday, 8th February – The Gov, Adelaide, SA
• ​Friday, 9th February – Civic Hall, Ballarat, VIC
• Saturday, 10th February – Coal Creek Community Park & Museum, Korumburra, VIC
• Monday, 12th February – The Forum, Melbourne, VIC
• Wednesday, 14th February – Astor Theatre, Perth, WA

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Steel Panther Announce 2024 Australian Tour

American comedic glam metal band Steel Panther is returning to Australia in October after a two-year hiatus. The band’s “On The Prowl” world tour brings their unique blend of rock and humour to five major cities in the country.

The Australian leg of the tour kicks off on Friday, October 18 in Perth’s Metro City, followed by Sydney’s Hordern Pavilion on Wednesday, October 23, and concludes the tour at Melbourne’s Margaret Court Arena on Saturday, 26th October.

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Steel Panther expressed their excitement for the tour via a statement. “Panther Panther Panther, Oi Oi Oi!!! It’s that time once again, Steel Panther have stolen their mom’s credit cards and bought flights to Australia.”

They further said.“On this tour Down Under, we are planning on rocking you so hard that you will need to make a doctor’s appointment to fix all the organs that will explode from the deep, penetrating joy of partying with these American heavy metal legends and world-class athletes.”

Steel Panther is known for their energetic performances and comedy, they have built a loyal fan base around the world and their Australian fans are eagerly awaiting their return to experience the band’s outrageous and fun live performance.

Tickets for the tour are selling out fast, so fans are advised to secure their seats early for an unforgettable night of heavy metal.

Steel Panther Australian Tour 2024

Friday, 18th October – Metro City, Perth (Boorloo)

Monday, 21st October – AEC Theatre, Adelaide (Kaurna)

Wednesday, 23rd October – Hordern Pavilion, Sydney (Eora)

Thursday, 24th October – Fortitude Music Hall, Brisbane (Meanjin)

Saturday, 26th October – Margaret Court Arena, Melbourne (Naarm)

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Inside Sam Fischer’s Australian Homecoming Tour

The us-based singer-songwriter takes rolling stone au/nz behind the scenes of his recent shows in brisbane, sydney, and melbourne, conor lochrie, conor lochrie's most recent stories.

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“I feel like I’m still having to tell people I’m Australian.” That’s what Sam Fischer told Rolling Stone AU/NZ in late March, two months before the Sydney-born singer-songwriter travelled back to Australia for a tour of his home country.

But Fischer, now based in the US, needn’t have worried, because his Brisbane, Sydney, and Melbourne shows showcasing to his compatriots what the rest of the world has known for a while now: Guy Sebastian’s collaborator is a heartfelt songwriter who knows how to pen a hit or two.

To celebrate his homecoming tour, Fischer put together a collection of highlights from his Australian travels for Rolling Stone AU/NZ , which you can check out below.

While he’ll surely back in his home country sometime soon, for now Fischer turns his attention to his North America tour, with stops scheduled in Philadelphia, New York City, Toronto, Chicago, and more this month (more information here ).

In the hotel room in Brisbane working on the emotional journey of the show with my music director Marton.

Marton doubles as a trainer on tour – I’d be a shell of a human and artist without him!

Backstage at The Zoo. The green room had a bunch of old school barber chairs, so obviously I had to have Marton giving me a shave using a wine bottle opener… it didn’t look great.

Life on the road in a nutshell. At Brisbane airport taking up way too much space at airports.

Backstage at Oxford Arts Factory in Sydney, kneeling on the floor getting my hair together for the show. 

12:30am after the show in Melbourne. “This City” bracelet gift from a fan in mouth, lying naked on the bed, delusional and denying the fact that I have to be up in two and a half hours to get to the airport to fly to LA.

Tattoos before tour. Lauren Winzer is my favourite tattoo artist and she slayed – something to remember my debut album I Love You, Please Don’t Hate Me by.

My Australian dream team. There might only be three of us but we put on a bigggg show… the emotional difference between me and Marton and Brendan really gives you a sense of who grounds who here.

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It was 60 years ago today, in June 1964,  that the most famous band in the history of rock and roll arrived in Australia for the first and only tour down under.

The version of the Beatles that Australia saw in 1964, with their mop top hair cuts, and neat black suits, took the country by storm, but it almost didn’t happen.

In fact it was little more than dumb luck that the Fab Four were ever booked to come to Australia.

The tour was a frenzy of teenage energy, swept up in what was known around the world as Beatlemania.

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A city of iconic attractions and brilliant beaches, Sydney is a destination you'll never forget.

Sydney is home to must-visit icons like the Sydney Harbour Bridge and Opera House, but this Harbour City is constantly evolving. New rooftop bars, theatre shows and designer shops pop up at every turn, and the urban excitement is perfectly balanced by afternoons spent lying on the sand. Plus, with diverse destinations at its doorstep, Sydney is the perfect base for day trips and weekends away.

Sydney/Warrane is home to a number of distinct First Nations groups, spanning from the beaches of Bondi out to the Blue Mountains. Warrane refers to the area now known as Circular Quay and Sydney Cove specifically. 

Aboriginal culture is vibrant across the city, and you can experience it on cultural tours, exhibitions and events throughout the year. 

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