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HelloKitty1981Peer Guide
I don't remember when so many celebrities have hit Australia to perform their shows so close to each other and it's only February. Must be their quite time for them back home in the USA.
So far from memory we have had Pink, Taylor Swift, Blink 182, Harry Styles. Who else?
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tymeModerator
I don't actually pay attention. I'm hoping others may know 🙂
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BowSenior Contributor
Still trying to get Taylor Swift tickets!
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Jasper_123Senior Contributor
@HelloKitty1981 ,I wonder if it's because it's our summer that they all come and perform here in that period?
I'm seeing two Australian acts in May where I live which was enough of a coincidence for me...
Would you have liked to see any of these people?
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HelloKitty1981Peer Guide
@Jasper_123 we seem to be spoilt for choice this year in regard to big name music acts coming to Australia. Pink always puts on a great show but I got to see her last time she was here.
Would have loved to have seen Taylor Swift because her show from everything I have seen on the internet was just amazing and being in the crowd of that size.
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HelloKitty1981Peer Guide
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HelloKitty1981Peer Guide
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