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Mariah Carey reschedules tour and dumps Perth from the itinerary

Mariah Carey has rescheduled her Australian tour pushing it back several months and Perth has been dumped from the revised schedule.

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The tours promoters have released a statement saying the rescheduling was required due to a “realignment” of the singer’s international commitments in 2018.

Instead of coming in February, Carey will not tour Australia in October 2018, promising to bring a much bigger tour down under than was previously planned.

Perth audiences are going to miss out though, there are no dates for a new show on the west coast, and fans who had tickets for her February 5th show at the Perth Arena will need to get a refund.

Mariah Carey will now play three shows in Australia, she’ll be in Melbourne on Wednesday 10th October, Sydney on Friday 12th October, and Brisbane on Sunday 14th October.

OIP Staff


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