Tired Lion 2018 Where Were You Tour

Live Music Australia Old Tour Dates / May 23, 2018 by Live Music Australia / Leave a Comment

Tired Lion are back on the road for another tour of Australia starting May 25th on the Gold Coast and finishing up at Brisbane in June. The tour, Were Were You is a quick follow up to their previous tour this year Dumb Days. The tour is to coincide with the recent release of the single Where Were You. The group have also announced a performance at the Snowtunes Festival in NSW snowfields. Get your tickets to Tired Lion 2018 Where Were You Tour.

Tired Lion 2018 Where Were You Tour

Tired Lion 2018 Where Were You Tour May to June

Tour Dates Tired Lion 2018 Where Were You

Friday 25 May 2018
Miami Tavern, Gold Coast, QLD, Australia
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Friday 01 June 2018
Max Watt’s – Melbourne, Melbourne, VIC, Australia
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Saturday 02 June 2018
Jive, Adelaide, SA, Australia
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Sunday 03 June 2018
Jack Rabbit Slim’s, Perth, WA, Australia
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Thursday 07 June 2018 – NEW SHOW
Lansdowne Hotel, Sydney, NSW, Australia
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Friday 08 June 2018
Lansdowne Hotel, Sydney, NSW, Australia
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Saturday 09 June 2018
The Zoo, Fortitude Valley, QLD, Australia
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Friday 31 August 2018 – Saturday 01 September 2018
Snowtunes Festival 2018
Jindabyne, NSW, Australia
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Check out more gigs on the Live Music Australia Gig Calendar

Check out more gigs on the Live Music Australia Gig Calendar

Tired Lion 2018 Where Were You Tour May to June Tour Poster

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