Randy Houser Sells Out East Coast Dates

adds new shows due to huge demand


5 September 2018

Due to unprecedented demand, US country music star RANDY HOUSER has announced a Sydney venue upgrade and added a second Melbourne show on his debut Australian headline tour this December.

 

Last Monday, Houser’s anticipated East Coast dates completely sold out within an hour of tickets going on sale. Upgrading from Oxford Art Factory, Houser will now play an all-ages show at Sydney’s stunning Enmore Theatre on Thursday 13th December. A second and final Melbourne show will close out the tour on Sunday 16th December at the Forum.

 

NEW TICKETS ON SALE 10AM LOCAL TIME,

THURSDAY 6 SEPTEMBER

 

Randy made a lasting impact on local music lovers earlier this year, blowing crowds away when he set the stage alight at Australia’s premiere country music festival, CMC Rocks QLD. With an explosive live set and vast soulful vocal, Houser commands the stage with hard-hitting power.

 

On his return down-under, Houser will captivate audiences with a set including favourites from his four studio albums, along with a selection of brand new tunes from his forthcoming record MAGNOLIA, out Friday November 2 (BMG). The June release of single ‘What Whisky Does’ gave listeners their first taste of the album, which Rolling Stone dubbed as a “classic tears-and-twang drinking song”.



If you were lucky enough to snap up a ticket to Randy’s Sydney show last week, don’t worry. Your ticket will be valid for entry to the upgraded Enmore Theatre show on 13th December.



PRE-ORDER MAGNOLIA HERE!

RANDY HOUSER | 2018 TOUR DATES

 

Presented by Rob Potts Entertainment Edge and Chugg Entertainment

 

BRISBANE

Tuesday 11th December – The Tivoli (18+) - SOLD OUT

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SYDNEY

Thursday 13th December – Enmore Theatre (All Ages) - VENUE UPGRADE

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MELBOURNE

Friday 14th December – Corner Hotel (18+) - SOLD OUT

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MELBOURNE

Sunday 16th December – Forum Theatre (18+) - NEW SHOW

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