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A$AP Rocky Announces Four Australian Shows in December
A$AP Rocky has announced four Australian shows as part of his Don’t Be Dumb World Tour.
The rapper last toured Australia in 2018.
The new tour begins at Melbourne’s Rod Laver Arena on December 5, then visits Sydney on December 9 and Brisbane on December 14.
It ends at Perth’s RAC Arena on December 17.
The shows will feature music from his album Don’t Be Dumb alongside older songs.
The return gives Australian fans a chance to see him live for the first time in eight years.
A$AP Rocky announced four Australian shows as part of his Don’t Be Dumb World Tour.
The tour begins at Melbourne’s Rod Laver Arena on December 5.
It continues in Sydney on December 9 and Brisbane on December 14.
The final show is scheduled for Perth’s RAC Arena on December 17.
Rocky last toured Australia in 2018, according to Happy Mag.
- Who
- A$AP Rocky.
- What
- He announced four Australian shows on his Don’t Be Dumb World Tour.
- When
- The shows are scheduled for December 5, 9, 14 and 17.
- Where
- Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane and Perth, Australia.
- Why
- Not stated.
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Rocky last performed in Australia, including a set at Listen Out Brisbane.
The tour is scheduled to begin at Rod Laver Arena in Melbourne.
Rocky is scheduled to perform at Afterpay Arena in Sydney.
Rocky is scheduled to perform at Brisbane Entertainment Centre.
The tour is scheduled to conclude at RAC Arena in Perth.
- Number of shows
- 4
- Tour
- Don’t Be Dumb World Tour
- Melbourne
- Rod Laver Arena, December 5
- Sydney
- Afterpay Arena, December 9
- Brisbane
- Brisbane Entertainment Centre, December 14
- Perth
- RAC Arena, December 17
What people are saying
That’s that Brisbane f*ing energy!
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