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Lagwagon (from their Facebook page)

Lagwagon Reveal Australia and New Zealand Tour Dates

by Paul Cashmere on May 31, 2023

in News

Lagwagon will return to Australia and New Zealand in October and November for the ‘By Request Tour’.

Lagwagon were last in Australia when the world shut down in March 2020.

For the 2023 tour, Lagwagon will invite the fans to curate the setlist. Fans can submit their favourite Lagwagon songs
between now and Friday 1st September here:
www.lagwagon.com/request

The setlists will be selected per city by popularity.

For the record Lagwagon 10 most performed songs are:

1. Violins (from Hoss, 1995)
2. May 16 (from Let’s Talk About Feelings, 1998)
3. Razor Burn (from Hoss, 1995)
4. Alien 8 (from Double Plaidium, 1997)
5. After You My Friend (from Let’s Talk About Feelings, 1998)
6. Making Friends (from Double Plaidium, 1997)
7. Sleep (from Hoss, 1995)
8. Sick (from Hoss, 1995)
9. Falling Apart (from Blaze, 2003)
10. Island of Shame (from Trashed, 1994)

Australia and New Zealand dates 2023

Tue 24 Oct: San Fran, Wellington
Wed 25 Oct: Galatos, Auckland
Fri 27 Oct: Princess Theatre, Brisbane
Sat 28 Oct: Torquay Hotel, Torquay
Sun 29 Oct: The Croxton, Melbourne
Wed 1 Nov: The Basement, Canberra
Fri 3 Nov: Manning Bar, Sydney
Sat 4 Nov: Schooner Or Later (Harbour Cruise), Sydney
Sun 5 Nov: Uni Bar, Hobart

Find tickets here

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