Matchbox Twenty announce 2024 Australian tour
Hit US rock band Matchbox Twenty are heading to Australia for the first time in 11 years, playing shows all over the country.
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Matchbox Twenty are heading to Australia.
The legendary ’90s rock band, which last toured here in 2012, have announced a stack of stadium shows across 10 dates in February 2024, with the Goo Goo Dolls also primed to perform as part of their set.
Taking to Twitter, the band said they were bringing their ‘Slow Dream Tour’ to Australia, before heading to New Zealand in March.
Kicking off their tour in Perth before finishing up in Brisbane, the group still consist of founding members Rob Thomas, Paul Doucette, Brian Yale and Kyle Cook.
“It’s so incredibly exciting to announce that Matchbox Twenty are heading over to entertain Australian audiences in February,” Christo Van Egmond, managing director of entertainment event company TEG Van Egmond, said in a statement.
“Australia is the band’s second highest-selling market! So many fond memories are bound to resurface while hearing these two brilliant bands perform their classic songs live.
“Few acts have dominated the contemporary music landscape in this country, from the mid-90s right through the 2000s, quite like Matchbox Twenty, and the same could be said for Goo Goo Dolls. A magical night is guaranteed.”
Thrilled to announce that we will be bringing The #SlowDreamTour to Australia and New Zealand in February and March of 2024 with our friends @googoodolls!
— Matchbox Twenty (@MatchboxTwenty) May 14, 2023
On Sale Information:
AUSTRALIA: Tuesday 23 May, 9am (local time)
NEW ZEALAND: Friday 19 May 9am(local time)
Slow Dream⦠pic.twitter.com/DCXqVoGfdx
It comes as the 3AM rockers are set to release their sixth studio album – their first release in a decade – Where The Light Goes on May 26.
Tickets for the Aussie tour will go on sale May 23.
Matchbox Twenty Australian tour dates:
February 13: RAC Arena, Perth
February 15: Adelaide Entertainment Centre Arena, Adelaide
February 16: Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne
February 17: Rochford Wines, Yarra Valley
February 20: WIN Entertainment Centre, Wollongong
February 22: Qudos Bank Arena, Sydney
February 23: GIO Stadium, Canberra
February 24: Newcastle Entertainment Centre, Newcastle
February 26: Gold Coast Convention & Exhibition Centre, Gold Coast
February 27: Brisbane Entertainment Centre, Brisbane
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