Melbourne street press magazine Inpress has issued a tweet to its followers, specifying that it has details which confirm that Prince will tour Australia in the middle part of 2012. While exact dates are yet to be confirmed, Inpress says it has credible information that suggests the Australian tour will be handled by the Chugg Entertainment Group, and promoters have been in discussions with venue management in Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane regarding a Prince tour. It says the tour is most likely to take place during the months of July and August.

Sydneys Allphones Arena, Melbournes Rod Laver Arena and the Brisbane Entertainment Centre have all been sounded out by promoters who are busily trying to secure dates for the much anticipated tour. There appears to be no suggestions of any dates outside of these cities, meaning that fans from Adelaide and Perth are most likely going to have to travel to the Eastern sea board in order to see the shows.

Prince has spent much of 2010/11 touring his "Welcome 2" shows throughout the USA, Canada and Europe to rave reviews. The tour sees him and his band dig into the vast Prince catalogue from the stellar 34 year career of the music legend, including songs from classic albums like Purple Rain and Sign O'The Times, as well as an assortment of tracks from the 1990s onwards. Many of his shows have also included a few surprise covers, aswell as tracks originally recorded by The Time.

DFUNK said:

Melbourne street press magazine Inpress has issued a tweet to its followers, specifying that it has details which confirm that Prince will tour Australia in the middle part of 2012. While exact dates are yet to be confirmed, Inpress says it has credible information that suggests the Australian tour will be handled by the Chugg Entertainment Group, and promoters have been in discussions with venue management in Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane regarding a Prince tour. It says the tour is most likely to take place during the months of July and August.

Sydneys Allphones Arena, Melbournes Rod Laver Arena and the Brisbane Entertainment Centre have all been sounded out by promoters who are busily trying to secure dates for the much anticipated tour. There appears to be no suggestions of any dates outside of these cities, meaning that fans from Adelaide and Perth are most likely going to have to travel to the Eastern sea board in order to see the shows.

Prince has spent much of 2010/11 touring his "Welcome 2" shows throughout the USA, Canada and Europe to rave reviews. The tour sees him and his band dig into the vast Prince catalogue from the stellar 34 year career of the music legend, including songs from classic albums like Purple Rain and Sign O'The Times, as well as an assortment of tracks from the 1990s onwards. Many of his shows have also included a few surprise covers, aswell as tracks originally recorded by The Time.

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