Following up from our INTERVIEW, which went live this morning, Brothers3 have confirmed that they’re hitting the road for an extensive run of shows across the East Coast from early April.
They’ll kick things off with four appearances at the Royal East Show at Sydney Olympic Park at Homebush on March 25, 26, 27 and 28 before kicking the tour off proper with a show at the Prince Of Wales Opera House in Gulgong on April 08.
A further 27 shows follow, including stops in Melbourne, Brisbane and Canberra, along with a slew of regional centres.
As for what to expect, Makirum mentioned in our interview, “Every show we want to make different, because we want to improve as artists. We do have fans who come and see five or six shows, so we want to make sure that they don’t see the same show every time.”
Tickets are on sale now.
April 08 : Gulgong (Prince Of Wales Opera House)
April 09 : Bankstown (Bankstown Sports Theatre)
April 15 : Rooty Hill (Rooty Hill RSL)
April 16 : Wentworthville (Wenty Leagues Club)
April 22 : Nowra (Shoalhaven Entertainment Centre)
April 23 : Canberra (Canberra Theatre)
April 30 : Glenn Innes (Australian Celtic Music Festival)
May 01 : Glenn Innes (Australian Celtic Music Festival)
May 06 : Dapto (Dapto Leagues Club)
May 07 : Cessnock (Cessnock Performing Arts Centre)
May 13 : Wonthaggi (Wonthaggi Union Community Arts Centre)
May 14 : Sale (Esso BHP Billiton Wellington Entertainment Centre)
May 20 : Warrnambool (Lighthouse Theatre)
May 21 : Geelong (GPAC)
May 22 : Melbourne (Palms At Crown)
May 27 : Gosford (Laycock Street Theatre)
May 28 : Orange (Civic Theatre)
June 03 : Griffith (Regional Theatre)
June 04 : Dubbo (Regional Theatre)
June 10 : Lismore (Star Court Theatre)
June 11 : Post Macquarie (Glasshouse)
June 17 : Ballarat (Regent Multiplex)
June 18 : Horsham (Wesley Performing Arts Centre)
June 24 : Bendigo (Capital Theatre)
June 25 : Wangaratta (Performing Arts Centre)
July 01 : Toowoomba (Armitage Centre)
July 02 : Brisbane (Kedron Wavell Services Club)
July 03 : Caloundra (The Event Centre Playhouse)
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