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Aerosmith Cancel Sydney Show For Stone Fest

by Paul Cashmere on April 4, 2013

in Live,News

Aerosmith has cancelled their one and only stand alone concert in Sydney and will now perform on the Stone Music Festival instead.

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In a statement to fans today, Ticketek announced, “We are writing to you today to advise you of a major announcement pertaining to the tickets that you purchased for the Aerosmith concert scheduled for Sunday 28 April, 2013”.

“It is with great pleasure that we announce that Aerosmith will now be co-headlining the Stone Music Festival on Saturday 20 April, 2013 with Van Halen.

“Stone Festival will be Aerosmith’s only Sydney performance and Van Halen’s only Australian performance. Both bands will perform full, greatest hits sets.

“This will mean the original Aerosmith concert date on Sunday 28 April, 2013 will no longer take place with all ticket holders receiving equivalent ticket allocation for the Stone Music Festival on Saturday 20 April, 2013”.

The first Stone Music Festival will be held in Sydney on April 20 and 21.

As well as Aerosmith and Van Halen the festival will include Jimmy Barnes, The Living End, Noiseworks, Buckcherry, supergroup Kings of Chaos, The SUperjesus, Richie Ramone, Ian Moss, Choirboys, The Art, My So Called Life, Atlantis Awaits on the Saturday.

Billy Joel will headline Sunday April 21 with Icehouse, Lifehouse, Diesel, Mark Seymour, Guy Sebastian, Shannon Noll, Illumination Road, Dallas Frasca, Mark Moroney and Stone Parade.

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