Kingswood

Kingwood Set National Dates

by Paul Cashmere on September 28, 2016

Melbourne’s Kingwood will head out on tour for their first national dates since the AC/DC ‘Rock Or Bust’ tour.

Kingswood played to their biggest ever crowded on the AC/DC tour with 80,000 seeing the band in Sydney. Guitarist Alex Laska says, “There isn’t really much one can say about touring with AC/DC, childhood dreams being realised generally results in a loss for words.”

Kingswood dates

November 5, Toowoomba, Spotted Cow
November 11, Adelaide, Jive Bar
November 12, Bridgetown, Blues at Bridgetown
November 13, Perth, 96FM Concert
November 17, Sydney, Imperial Hotel
November 18, Albury, SSA
November 19, Melbourne, Howler
November 24, Brisbane, Wooly Mammoth
November 26, Townsville, Base Magnetic Island

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