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Bryan Ferry, Photo: Ros O'Gorman

Bryan Ferry, Photo: Ros O'Gorman

Bryan Ferry Announces His First Dates For 2019, Is Bluesfest A Possibility?

by Paul Cashmere on September 4, 2018

in News

Bryan Ferry will start his 2019 dates in South Africa.

Only two Ferry dates for 2019 have so far been announced with shows in Cape Town and Pretoria going on sale this week.

Bryan Ferry last toured Australia in 2011, before that 2007 and 2004 (for Bluesfest). With Bluesfest 2019 coming up in April, Ferry’s active touring schedule puts him well and truly on the radar for an upcoming Bluesfest announcement.

Bryan Ferry has also toured Australia in 1995, 1988 and 1977 as well as tours with Roxy Music in 2001, 1981 and 1975.

Bryan Ferry 2019 dates (so far)

14 February, Cape Town, Grand Arena
16 February, Pretoria, Sun Arena

To give you an idea of what to except from a Bryan Ferry show these days, here is a recent setlist from Dublin.

Bryan Ferry Setlist for Dublin 27 July 2018

The Main Thing (from Roxy Music, Avalon, 1982)
Slave to Love (from Boys and Girls, 1985)
Don’t Stop the Dance (from Boys and Girls, 1985)
Ladytron (from Roxy Music, Roxy Music, 1972)
Out of the Blue (from Roxy Music, Country Life, 1974)
Oh Yeah (from Roxy Music, Flesh and Blood, 1980)
Do the Strand (from Roxy Music, For Your Pleasure, 1973)
Casanova (from Roxy Music, Country Life, 1974)
A Waste Land (from Boys and Girls, 1985)
Windswept (from Boys and Girls, 1985)
Bête Noire (from Bête Noir, 1987)
Zamba (from Bête Noir, 1987)
Stronger Through the Years (from Roxy Music, Manifesto, 1979)
Tokyo Joe (from In Your Mind, 1975)
My Only Love (from Roxy Music, Flesh and Blood, 1980)
In Every Dream Home a Heartache (from Roxy Music, For Your Pleasure, 1973)
If There Is Something (from Roxy Music, Roxy Music, 1972)
Re-Make/Re-Model (from Roxy Music, Roxy Music, 1972)
More Than This (from Roxy Music, Avalon, 1982)
Avalon (from Roxy Music, Avalon, 1982)
Love Is the Drug (from Roxy Music, Siren, 1975)
Virginia Plain (single, 1972)

Encore:
Let’s Stick Together (from Let’s Stick Together, 1976)
Jealous Guy (single 1981)

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