Dean Lewis 2017 Australia Headline Tour

Live Music Australia Old Tour Dates / September 18, 2017 by Live Music Australia / Leave a Comment

Australian multi-platinum singer songwriter, Dean Lewis, is set to tour Australia on a headline tour in November and December 2017 after he returns from his tour of Europe. Dean rose to success with the release of his debut singles Waves and Need You Now. Since he has been frantically writing new material, with now an impressive list of tracks encompassing more than 100. This will be the Sydney based solo artist’s second headline tour of Australia with shows set for Fremantle, Perth, Adelaide, Geelong, Melbourne, Newcastle, Wollongong, Sydney, Brisbane, and Byron Bay, with a couple of festival shows too. Get your tickets now.

Dean Lewis 2017 Australia Headline Tour

Dean Lewis 2017 Australia Headline Tour

Tour Dates Dean Lewis 2017 Australia

Wednesday, 15th November
Mojos, Fremantle
Tickets: Oztix

Thursday, 16th November
Badlands, Perth
Tickets: Oztix

Friday, 17th November
Adelaide Uni Bar, Adelaide
Tickets: Oztix

Wednesday, 22nd November
Workers Club, Geelong
Tickets: Oztix

Friday, 24th November
Corner Hotel, Melbourne
Tickets: Eventbrite

Thursday, 30th November
48 Watt St, Newcastle
Tickets: Oztix

Friday, 1st December
UOW Uni Bar, Wollongong
Tickets: Moshtix

Friday, 8th December
Factory Theatre, Sydney
Tickets: Seat Advisor

Saturday, 9th December
The Zoo, Brisbane
Tickets: Oztix

Sunday, 10th December
The Northern, Byron Bay
Tickets: Oztix

Also performing at SpiltMilk & Vanfest Music Festivals

Dean Lewis 2017 Australia Headline Tour Poster

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