GLAM Adelaide and Adelaide 500 give you and a friend the opportunity to meet the original lineup of +LIVE+ backstage at their concert on Saturday 3rd March.
Known for their electrifying performances and worldwide smash hits including “I Alone” and “Lightning Crashes”, +LIVE+ will perform one very exclusive show for the Adelaide 500 audience.
With the Adelaide 500 only mere months away, fans are gearing up for what can only be described as a truly epic 20th anniversary line-up! American rock band +LIVE+ have been confirmed to headline Saturday night’s post-race concert and they are stoked to be returning to Australia for a special one-off performance for their fans in Adelaide.
“The band couldn’t be more excited to return to Australia again next March. We are having the time of our lives and can’t wait to share this experience with fans at the Adelaide 500,” says lead singer Ed Kowalczyk.
They hit the track at Norwell with Supercars personality Paul Morris and Stadium Super Trucks driver Bill Hynes this week to give them a taste of what’s to come down under in March. The original line-up of +LIVE+ – Ed Kowalczyk, Chad Taylor, Patrick Dalheimer and Chad Gracey – recently reunited for a worldwide reunion tour, bringing their explosive live show to Australia for the first time in over a decade so we can expect an absolutely huge set!
+LIVE+ have held down five triple j Hottest 100 places and hit gold, platinum and multiplatinum on every one of their seven Kowalczyk-fronted releases. Their critically acclaimed 1994 album Throwing Copper sold over eight million copies worldwide, which secured them a spot as one of the most popular bands of all time in Australia.
This will be a huge event in Adelaide this March, tickets are on sale now but you’ll want to snatch them up fast! The addition of +LIVE+ to the bill means that patrons can see three huge international artists for just $199 overthree days. The Adelaide 500 will take place on March 1-4 2018. Get your tickets from the official site here.
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