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Boys in the Band: Jukebox Revolution… Every record tells a story!
 

Internationally acclaimed hit group Boys in the Band are excited to announce they will be kicking off their brand new concert experience, “Jukebox Revolution…every record tells a story!” at the Adelaide Fringe, before embarking on a huge 40 date national tour around Australia, visiting capital cities of Melbourne, Perth, Sydney and ACT plus regional towns such as Toowoomba, Wagga Wagga, Traralgon, and tonnes more!  

Tickets here:

https://adelaidefringe.com.au/fringetix/jukebox-revolution-every-record-tells-a-story-af2019?venue=166%3A860

 

 

Event details

Venue: The GC - Grand Central on Angas Streetm Dom Polski Centre, 232 Angas St, Adelaide, SA, 5000
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Start Date: Saturday 02 March 2019

See Australia's Hottest Boy Band!

 

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