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Robin Zander Cheap Trick, photo by Ros O'Gorman

Robin Zander Cheap Trick, photo by Ros O'Gorman

Chugg Is Bringing Cheap Trick Back To Australia

by Paul Cashmere on May 10, 2018

in News

Cheap Trick will play shows in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane in October.

Cheap Trick are coming off the back of one of their once productive periods. In the past two years the band has released three albums making it their most prolific period since the release of the first three albums in 1977, 1978.

Australia has given the band a number of hits starting with ‘Surrender’ (1978), ‘I Want You To Want Me’ (1979), ‘Dream Police’ (1979), ‘If You Want My Love’ 1982), ‘The Flame’ (1988), ‘Don’t Be Cruel’ (1988), ‘Can’t Stop Fallin’ Into Love’ (1990).

Cheap Trick Australia Dates

15 October, Melbourne, Palais
17 October, Sydney, Enmore
18 October, Brisbane, The Tivoli

Cheap Trick will tour Australia for Chugg Entertainment.

An Adelaide show with Foreigner has previously been announced.

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