Melvins 2017 Australian Tour

Live Music Australia Old Tour Dates / September 11, 2017 by Live Music Australia / Leave a Comment

For the first time in four years, US rockers the Melvins will be touring the land of oz with a string of shows in capital cities across Australia in November 2017. The group will be supported by Redd Kross. The tour is to coincide with the release of their latest album A Walk With Love And Death. The album, the bands first double album, has a traditional Melvins album while the other is a soundtrack to Jesse Nieminen’s short film which shares the same title as the album. The band which formed in 1983 has a plethora of material so get along to a show near you and experience what these rockers have to offer. Tickets to Melvins 2017 Australian tour are available now.

Melvins 2017 Australian Tour

Melvins 2017 supported by Red Kross Australia Tour

Tour Dates Melvins Australia Tour

Friday, 3rd November
Capitol, Perth
Tickets: OzTix

Saturday, 4th November
The Gov, Adelaide
Tickets: OzTix

Monday, 6th November — NEW SHOW SOLD OUT
The Gasometer Hotel, Melbourne
Tickets: OzTix

Wednesday, 8th November — SOLD OUT
Max Watts, Melbourne
Tickets: OzTix

Thursday, 9th November
Factory Theatre, Sydney
Tickets: Ticketek

Friday, 10th November — SOLD OUT
Crow Bar, Brisbane
Tickets: OzTix

Saturday, 11th November — NEW SHOW
Crow Bar, Brisbane
Tickets: OzTix

Check out more gigs on the Live Music Australia Gig Calendar

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