Jack Johnson 2017 Australia Tour All The Light Above It Too

Live Music Australia Old Tour Dates / October 31, 2017 by Live Music Australia / Leave a Comment

Jack Johnson will be returning to the shores of Australia to celebrate the release of his seventh studio album, All The Light Above It Too. The tour will see shows in Sydney, Brisbane, Perth and Melbourne during December. All shows will be under the stars to add to the magic of the performance. One of the most iconic folk rockers, Jack Johnson is definitely worth going along to see. He will be supported by Bahamas at all the Australian shows. Get your tickets to Jack Johnson 2017 Australia Tour before they sell out.

Some Sydney shows have already sold out and one others has been added. Get your tickets fast as they will not last long.

Jack Johnson 2017 Australia Tour

Jack Johnson 2017 Australia Tour

2017 Australian Tour Dates

Thursday, 30th November — NEW SHOW
Sydney Opera House Forecourt, Sydney
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Friday, 1st December — SOLD OUT
Sydney Opera House Forecourt, Sydney
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Saturday, 2nd December — SOLD OUT
Sydney Opera House Forecourt, Sydney
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Sunday, 3rd December
Riverstage, Brisbane
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Wednesday, 6th December
Kings Park & Botanic Garden, Perth
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Friday, 8th December
Sidney Myer Music Bowl, Melbourne
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Check out more gigs on the Live Music Australia Gig Calendar. Click Here.

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