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Jennifer Lopez Heads To Perth

Award winning singer and actress Jennifer Lopez is heading to Australia with her Dance Again world tour. Surprisingly this is the singer’s first ever world tour. The American Idol judge was recently dropped from the talent show’s panel and replaced with Mariah Carey.

Lopez’s hit’s include On The Floor, Jenny from the Block, Waiting for the Night, If You Had My Love, Let’s Get Loud and Love Don’t Cost A Thing.

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Lopez performs at Perth Arena on December 6, before heading to the Adelaide Entertainment Centre on December 9, Rod Laver Arena in Melbourne on December 11, Sydney’s Allphones Arena on December 14, before finishing up at the Brisbane Entertainment Centre on December 18.

Tickets go on sale on August 21.

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