The Bloody Beetroots 2023

August, Festivals Australia Old, Live Music Australia Old Tour Dates, New South Wales, Queensland, South Australia, Victoria, Western Australia / February 13, 2023 by Live Music Australia / Leave a Comment

Italian electronic outfit The Bloody Beetroots 2023, have a bunch of dates in August around Australia. The Bloody Beetroots formed in 2006 as a duo, however one of the members left in 2012. Since, the remaining member has also released music as SBCR and also released a track with JET in 2017 under Bloody Beetroots titled My Name is Thunder. The Bloody Beetroots 2023 are in Australia as part of the Testament Electronic Music Festival.

The Bloody Beetroots 2023 Tour Dates

Fri, Aug 4 The Fortitude Music Hall, Meanjin / Brisbane, QLD

04 Aug – 8pm-3am – Testament 00’s – Warner Lane Fortitude, Meanjin/ Brisbane, QLD – Tickets at Ticketmaster.

Sat, Aug 5 Metro City, Northbridge, Boorloo / Perth, WA

05 August – 8pm-3am – Testament 00’s – Metro City – Boorloo/ Perth, WA – Tickets at Megatix.

Sun, Aug 6 Sydney Cove Overseas Passenger Terminal, The Rocks, Eora / Sydney, NSW

06 August – 2pm-10pm – Testament 00’s – Passenger Terminal The Rocks – Gadigal/ Sydney, NSW – Tickets at Moshtix.

Thu, Aug 10 Metro Theatre Eora / Sydney, NSW – Tickets at Ticketsearch.

Fri, Aug 11 Fat Controller, Kaurna / Adelaide, SA

11-Aug Testament 00’s Uni Bar, Kaurna / Adelaide, SA – Tickets at Moshtix.

Sat, Aug 12 The Timber Yard, Port Melbourne, Naarm / Melbourne, VIC

12 August – 3pm-11pm –Testament 00’s – The Timber Yard Naarm/ Melbourne, VIC – Tickets at Moshtix.

Sun, Aug 13 Miami Marketta, Miami, Kombumerri/ Gold Coast, QLD

13 August -12pm-8pm – Testament 00’s – Miami Marketta, Kombumerri/ Gold Coast, QLD – Tickets at Oztix.

Get your tickets to The Bloody Beetroots 2023 at Testament or a headline event now.

Bloody Beetroots 2023 Australia NSW August

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