Michael Sweet of Stryper

Michael Sweet of Stryper to perform solo shows in Australia

by Paul Cashmere on July 10, 2019

Michael Sweet of Stryper will perform solo acoustic shows in Melbourne, Brisbane and Sydney in November.

Sweet’s show will feature a mix of solo and Stryper songs in the setlist.

Stryper formed in Orange County, California in 1982. Sweet’s bother Robert was the drummer. The Sweet brothers are now the only two original members.

Stryper released their 12th album ‘God Damn Evil’ in 2018. Sweet will release his solo album ‘Ten’ in September.

Michael Sweet dates

14 November, Sydney, Factory Theatre
15 November, Brisbane, Wooly Mammoth
16 November, Melbourne, Stay Gold

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