Live Nation Launches 'Christmas in July' Ticket Sale Across Australia and New Zealand
Live Nation is rolling out a five-day ticket sale across Australia and New Zealand, offering discounted tickets for dozens of upcoming tours.

Live Nation is rolling out a five-day ticket sale across Australia and New Zealand, offering discounted tickets and limited releases for dozens of upcoming tours.
The promoter's Christmas in July sale will begin at 12pm AEST today, Monday July 27th, and run until 11.59pm AEST on Friday, July 31st.
Offers will vary between shows and include discounts of up to 30%, $50 tickets and the release of additional limited inventory.
More than 40 artists, tours and live events are included in the promotion, spanning international pop, rock, hip-hop, comedy and family entertainment.
Among the featured acts are 5 Seconds of Summer, Guns N' Roses, Hilary Duff, Charlie Puth, BABYMONSTER, Chet Faker, Jet, Joji, Melanie C, Robyn, Rise Against, The Amity Affliction, Westlife and Wolf Alice.
The sale also includes tickets for Agnes Obel, Bailey Zimmerman, Brad Cox, Dylan Gossett, Emma Memma, Hiatus Kaiyote, La Dispute, MAMAMOO, MIKE, Strummingbird Festival and others.
“Christmas in July is a great opportunity for fans to lock in their next live experience, with offers spanning some of the biggest international tours and brilliant local artists,” said Mark Vaughan, SVP Touring at Live Nation Australia and New Zealand.


Reporting from inside the Australian music business since '94.
“Whether it's an artist you've been waiting to see or a show you've just discovered, there's something across the sale for every kind of live entertainment fan.”
The promotion comes as fans continue to weigh the rising cost of attending live events, with discounted ticket campaigns increasingly being used to drive sales across busy touring periods.
Eligible shows and individual offers will be listed through Live Nation's Australian and New Zealand websites, on livenation.com.au and livenation.co.nz respectively.
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