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Sheppard To Tour UK With Little Mix

by Paul Cashmere on April 19, 2017

Australia’s Sheppard will open for Little Mix across the UK on their upcoming tour.

Sheppard recently toured Australia as support to Justin Bieber.

“Playing live is so important to us and before things get too crazy overseas, we are looking forward to playing for our fans here,” said George Sheppard. “Playing with Justin Bieber around Australia was a dream come true for us, so to get the opportunity to play to our UK fans with a band like Little Mix is yet another opportunity this year where we’ve had to pinch ourselves!”

Before they head to the UK, Sheppard will play three shows in Australia.

Sheppard dates

Saturday May 27 – Eatons Hill Hotel – Brisbane, Qld
Saturday June 10 – The Croxton – Melbourne, Vic
Sunday June 11 – Metro Theatre – Sydney, NSW

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