City Calm Down 2017 Australia Tour

Live Music Australia Old Tour Dates / June 28, 2017 by Live Music Australia / Leave a Comment

Melbourne rock outfit, City Calm Down have announced a tour of Australia from August 25 to September 16 2017. The group will be supported by The Cactus Channel at all the shows. The band have been writing new material and are about to release their second EP, with one new track already being released titled Blood. The tour will see shows in Perth and Fremantle, then Melbourne, Adelaide, Sydney and Brisbane, before finishing the tour with a performance at Yours & Owls Festival in Wollongong on September 30. Get your tickets before they sell out.

Tickets

Tickets are available now for the City Calm Down Blood Australia Tour. Check below for tickets to a show at a venue near you.

City Calm Down 2017 Australia Tour

City Calm Down 2017 Australia Tour

Tour Dates City Calm Down 2017 Australia

Friday, 25th August
Rosemount, Perth
Tickets: Oztix

Saturday, 26th August
Mojo’s, Fremantle
Tickets: Oztix

Friday, 1st September
170 Russell, Melbourne
Tickets: Moshtix

Saturday, 2nd September
The Gov, Adelaide
Tickets: Oztix

Friday, 8th September
Metro Theatre, Sydney
Tickets: Ticketek

Saturday, 16th September
The Triffid, Brisbane
Tickets: Oztix

Saturday, 30th September
Yours & Owls Festival, Wollongong
Tickets: Moshtix

City Calm Down 2017 Australia Tour Poster

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