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Fleetwood Mac add more Melbourne Sydney and Brisbane shows but still no Adelaide

by Paul Cashmere on January 31, 2019

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Fleetwood Mac have added more shows in Melbourne, Brisbane and Sydney but Adelaide fans are still left out.

Fleetwood Mac now have four Melbourne, four Sydney, three Brisbane and two Perth shows on the calendar bring the tally to 13 shows so far.

Adelaide was included on previous tours. They played one Adelaide show each tour in 2015, 2004, 1990 and 1980. Adelaide wasn’t included on the 2009 tour.

The Fleetwood Mac 2019 tour is minus Lindsey Buckingham but plus Neil Finn and Mike Campbell.

FLEETWOOD MAC AUSTRALIA 2019

RAC Arena, Perth
Friday August 9
Sunday August 11

Qudos Bank Arena, Sydney
Thursday August 15 – New Show
Saturday August 17

Brisbane Entertainment Centre
Tuesday August 20 – Sold Out
Thursday August 22
Saturday August 24 – New Show

Qudos Bank Arena, Sydney
Tuesday August 27
Thursday August 29 – Sold Out

Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne
Monday September 2
Wednesday September 4
Saturday September 7 – Sold Out
Monday September 9 – New Show

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