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Elton John Adds 'Farewell Yellow Brick Road' Tour Dates In Australia, New Zealand

By RTTNews Staff Writer   ✉   | Published:   | Follow Us On Google News

Elton John has added five special "encore" performances to his "Farewell Yellow Brick Road" tour In Australia and New Zealand next year.

The new shows are scheduled to be held in Newcastle, Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane and Christchurch.

The newly announced dates are in addition to two rescheduled shows at Auckland's Mt Smart Stadium on January 27 and 28, 2023, as a tribute to Aotearoa fans who've waited patiently for his return.

His Christchurch show is set for January 24 at Orangetheory Stadium.

John embarked on his Farewell Yellow Brick Road tour, a multi-year itinerary comprising over 300 shows across five continents, in September 2018.

After two years of Covid interruptions, he is back on stage again.

Tickets for all the concerts go on sale on August 1 via Ticketmaster. Frontier Members can access the Frontier Pre-sale starting on July 28. Telstra Plus Members (AU) can get exclusive access via the Telstra Plus Member pre-sale, which starts on July 26.

2023 Australia/New Zealand Tour Dates:

Jan 10 - Newcastle, NSW @ McDonald Jones Stadium
Jan 13 - Melbourne, VIC @ AAMI Park
Jan 18 - Sydney, NSW @ Allianz Stadium
Jan 21 - Brisbane, QLD @ Suncorp Stadium
Jan 24 - Christchurch, NZ @ Orangetheory Stadium
Jan 27 - Auckland, NZ @ Mt Smart Stadium
Jan 28 - Auckland, NZ @ Mt Smart Stadium

(Photo: Ernst Vikne)

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