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'Blonde Bombshell' Joel Creasey will return with a new tour in 2018

Comedian Joel Creasey will return home in 2018 with a brand new show. The acid tongue prince will present his new show Blonde Bombshell at The Astor Theatre on June 8 & 9.

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The shows are sure to sell out quickly, and hopefully a few more will be added too. For all the ticket information head to Live Nation.

Before heading to Perth Creasey will take the show around the country with performances at Adelaide Fringe in March, followed by the Brisbane, Canberra, Melbourne and Sydney Comedy Festivals.

This year Creasey released his first book Thirsty: Confessions of a Fame Whore which chronicled his early life in Perth and rise to fame. Never one to hold back on dishing the dirt about a celebrity encounter, Creasey’s book is filled with hilarious tales of those he’s met and his own misadventures.

In May Creasey will travel to Portugal to reprise his role hosting SBS’s coverage of Eurovision alongside Double J presenter Myf Warhurst.

OIP Staff


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