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The 1975 Announce 2015 Australian Tour Dates

by Paul Cashmere on August 15, 2014

The 1975 will return to Australia for January after knocking up shows last month including a Splendour In The Grass performance.

The 1975 are one of the hardest working bands in showbiz after having played over 400 shows in the last 18 months.

The Manchester band formed in 2012 and within a year scored a UK no 1 album with ‘The 1975’ album. They also had a UK top 20 hit with ‘Chocolate’ in 2013.

The 1975 Australian and New Zealand dates

Australia
January 15, Melbourne, Festival Hall
January 17, Sydney, Hordern Pavilion
January 18, Brisbane, The Tivoli

New Zealand
January 20, Auckland, Logan Campbell Centre

Splendour In The Grass Gallery

Day 1

Day 2

Day 3

Tickets for The 1975 will go on sale on Friday, August 22.

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