Katherine Jenkins Australasian Tour 2019
Having performed in some of the most iconic venues around the world, multi-award winning performer Katherine Jenkins will soon add a handful of prestigious theatres in Australia and New Zealand to the list.
This is a long awaited return for this much celebrated artist, who was last in Australia and New Zealand with Plácido Domingo performing arena shows in 2011.
Britain’s best-selling classical artist of the past 25 years, who first came to public attention when she sang at Westminster Cathedral, honouring Pope John Paul II’s silver jubilee in 2003, will land in AUS + NZ this November.
Following on from the success of her debut album PREMIERE, which topped the classical charts for eight weeks in a row, making her the fastest-selling soprano of all time, Katherine Jenkins continued her meteoric rise to fame, with performances at the Rugby World Cup, at Buckingham Palace for The Queen, at the Nobel Peace Prize Concert in Oslo and iconic venues including Wembley Stadium and The Sydney Opera House.
Since becoming an international name, Katherine Jenkins has gone on to release 11 critically acclaimed studio albums, perform for the troops in Afghanistan, receive the Order of the British Empire (OBE) and numerous music awards, solidifying herself as one of the world’s most prolific crossover artists.
Tickets for Katherine Jenkins go on sale Wednesday May 15 at 10:00am local time via www.mjrpresents.com
Monday 4 November
Riverside Theatre, Perth
Wednesday 6 November
Palais Theatre, Melbourne
Thursday 7 November
AEC, Adelaide
Saturday 9 November
State Theatre, Sydney
Sunday 10 November
QPAC, Brisbane
Tuesday 12 November
Isaac Theatre Royal, Christchurch
Wednesday 13 November
ASB Theatre, Auckland
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