Killing Heidi 2017 Australia Tour

Live Music Australia Old Tour Dates / March 26, 2017 by Live Music Australia / Leave a Comment

Killing Heidi will be performing around Australia to celebrate 20 years since the siblings formed the band. Ella and Jesse Hooper, the brother and sister team will travel the country for six dates in capital cities, after successful shows at the Zoo Twilight Series. Aria award wining band is definitely worth seeing, so get your tickets to a show near you. Killing Heidi 2017 Australia Tour.

UPDATE: Killing Heidi will be touring Regional Australia from September 2nd to November 18 2017, with a number of festival appearances.. There will be a number of shows across the country.

Killing Heidi 2017 September and October Regional Australia

Tour Dates Killing Heidi Sep – Nov 2017

Saturday 2 September
One Tropical Day, Darwin
Tickets: Ticketbo

Friday 29 September
Racehourse Hotel, Ipswitch
Tickets: Oztix

Saturday 30 September
Night Quarter, Gold Coast
Tickets: Oztix

Sunday 1 October
Caloundra Music Festival, Coloundra
Tickets: I Wanna Ticket

Friday 6 October
Waves, Wollongong
Tickets: Moshtix

Saturday 7 October
The Cambridge, Newcastle
Tickets: Ticket Booth

Friday 20 October
Chelsea Heights Hotel, Chelsea Heights (VIC)
Tickets: Oztix

Saturday 21 October
Village Green Hotel, Mulgrave (VIC)
Tickets: Oztix

Sunday 22 October
Beer Deluxe, Allbury
Tickets: Oztix

Friday 17 November
Redland Bay Hotel, Redland Bay
Tickets: Oztix

Saturday 18 November
Cully Fest, Tawoomba
Tickets: Oztix

Killing Heidi 2017 Australia Tour Dates (PAST)

Saturday May 06
The Goods Shed, Hobart, Australia
Tickets: MoshTix

Friday June 02
Astor Theatre, St Kilda, Australia
Tickets: TheTicketGroup

Saturday June 03
The Gov Adelaide, Australia
Tickets: OzTix

Thursday June 08
Metro Theatre,Sydney, Australia
Tickets: Ticketek

Friday June 09
170 Russell,Melbourne, Australia
Tickets: MoshTix

Saturday June 10
The Tivoli, Brisbane, Australia
Tickets: TicketMaster

As we enjoy the diverse and vibrant music of this land and beyond, Live Music Australia respectfully acknowledges the First Nation Peoples of Australia as the Traditional Custodians of the land, with a rich cultural heritage spanning over 60,000 years. We pay our respects to Elders past, present, and future, and recognise the ongoing connection to land, water, culture, community, and music. We acknowledge and are committed to the importance of recognising and celebrating the valuable diversity and contributions of Indigenous cultures and musical traditions, and to promoting a more inclusive and respectful music industry.

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