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Alica Keys To Play Perth Arena

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Alicia KeysAlicia Keys will bring her ‘Set The World on Fire’ tour to Perth in December.

The RnB superstar is locked into play the Perth Arena on Thursday 5 December before heading around the country.

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Following her Perth show she’ll head to Victoria for a show in he Yarra Valley before playing Melbourne, Adelaide, Sydney, Brisbane and a show in the Hunter valley.

Tickets go on sale on Friday 20 September via Ticketek.

Keys, who is a vocal advocate for HIV/AIDS education, is on tour to support her fifth album ‘Girl on Fire’. She previously played a show at Sandalford Wines in 2008.

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