Frontier Touring Archives - Page 9 of 10

Bruce Springsteen was true to form for his second Perth concert on Friday night. Once again the E Street Band performed a totally unique set peppered with rarities.

Bruce Springsteen fans had ‘High Hopes” when The Boss announced recordings of his upcoming shows would be able to purchase. Now Springsteen is copping flack over the high price and low quality of the recordings.

Hunters & Collectors status will officially switch to active with the band begins a national tour from this Saturday.

Bruce Springsteen will make recordings of all of his upcoming shows, including the Australian shows, available for downloads.

Avicii has sold out his first major Australian concert with Brisbane’s Riverstage show the first to reach capacity.

Avicii has added four Australian DJs to his upcoming Aussie tour. Will Sparks, Joel Fletcher, New World Sound and Throttle have joined the tour.

The Rolling Stones tickets for the upcoming Australian and New Zealand tour have sold out.

Keith Richards says he is yet to “nail” ‘Jumpin’ Jack Flash’ live and calls the song “the beautiful challenge”.

The Rolling Stones were initially billed as a blues band but Mick Jagger says they were always really a rock band.

Taylor Swift fans affected by a minor stage collapse issue in Brisbane this week have been offered refunds.

Muse performed their show at Melbourne’s Rod Laver Arena in honour of the great Nelson Mandela who passed away earlier in the day.

There has been a lot of criticism of Justin Bieber’s tardiness with his late shows during his Australian tour but frankly the kids don’t care. The audience were hardcore Beleibers.

There is a lot of confusion in Melbourne this morning with the announcement of The Rolling Stones Australian date overlapping the 30 Seconds To Mars interview at the same venue.

The Rolling Stones have announced more Australian and one New Zealand date on their 14 On Fire tour.

Muse have started their ‘The 2nd Law’ Australian tour with the first show in Perth on the weekend with a 22 song setlist and hints of AC/DC and Rage Against the Machine.

UK indie-rockers Bastille will return to Australia in June, 2014.

Arctic Monkeys will play their biggest shows ever when they return to Australia and New Zealand in May for arena shows.

Kings of Leon will perform a one-off show at Sydney’s Enmore Theatre and because of the small capacity additional measures have been taken to avoid scalping.

After three sell-out tours in five years, you would think Australia would be sick of Leonard Cohen, but following the announcement of extra Sydney and Melbourne shows it seems we just can’t get enough of him.

The Frontier Touring Company will bring Tom Odell and his high-energy performances to Australia through December and January supported by Melody Pool.

Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band will play additional dates in Perth, Adelaide and Hunter Valley.

Frontier Touring boss Michael Gudinski says more Australian Bruce Springsteen shows will be announced so stay clear of scalpers.

Australia’s Future Music Festival has been given a fresh injection with the announcement of a strategic alliance with Michael Gudinski’s Frontier Touring Company.

Leonard Cohen will spend a month in Australia and New Zealand in November and December on his biggest tour of the countries ever, including A Day On The Green dates.

Muse will perform a second show for Melbourne after tickets for the first sold out in minutes after going on sale this morning.

Fall Out Boy will return to Australian in October for shows with British India.

Thirty Seconds To Mars have had to postpone their upcoming Australian tour because a member has to undergo an urgent medical procedure.

Muse will return to Australia and start a nation tour in Perth with Birds of Tokyo on November 30.

Las Vegas band Imagine Dragons will play headline shows in Australia and New Zealand in October.

It has been 20 years since the last major production of Jesus Chris Superstar played for Australia. This current tour is the big budget, 21st Century London production featuring the UK’s main stars Tim Minchin, Ben Forster and Mel C.