Polish Club 2017 Australia Tour May – June

Live Music Australia Old Tour Dates / February 23, 2017 by Live Music Australia / Leave a Comment

Sydney based soul rockers, Polish Club, will be touring Australia from May 5 to June 3 in 2017. Their tour will coincide with the release of their first full length (14 track) album Alright, Already, which will be released on March 31. A couple of the tracks from the album, Come Party and Beat Up, have already been released. The band will be playing at several venues across the country, as well as The Big Pineapple Festival, and Narara Festival. Polish Club 2017 Australia Tour May 5 to June 3.

Polish Club 2017 Australia Tour

Polish Club 2017 Australia Tour May 5 - June 3

Tour Dates

Friday 5 May
Oxford Art Factory, Sydney
Tickets: MoshTix

Saturday 6 May
Narara Festival, Kariong
Tickets: TicketBooth

Thursday 11 May
Small Ballroom, Newcastle
Tickets: OzTix

Friday 12 May
Rad Bar, Wollongong
Tickets: MoshTix

Saturday 13 May
Republic Bar, Hobart
Tickets: MoshTix

Friday 19 May
Rocket Bar, Adelaide
Tickets: MoshTix

Saturday 20 May
Amplifier, Perth
Tickets: OzTix

Thursday 25 May
The Foundry, Brisbane
Tickets: OzTix

Friday 26 May
Elsewhere, Gold Coast
Tickets: OzTix

Saturday 27 May
Big Pineapple Music Festival, Woombye
Tickets: MoshTix

Thursday 1 June
The Transit Bar, Canberra
Tickets: MoshTix

Friday 2 June
The Workers Club, Geelong
Tickets: OzTix

Saturday 3 June
The Corner Hotel, Melbourne
Tickets: EventBrite

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