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The Jacksons, Pointer Sisters, Sister Sledge and more bring the disco to Perth

Motown legends The Jacksons are bringing some friends along for their Australian tour in one of the biggest disco parties to date.

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The Jacksons, which still consists of original members Jermaine, Jackie, Tito and Marlon will of course be headlining the tour – bringing their hit songs around Australia.

Kool & The Gang will be celebrating good times, The Pointer Sisters are so excited, and Sister Sledge will be having another family reunion.

The Sounds of the Supremes will be getting the party started with their renditions of your favourite 60s and 70s hits, and Village People (with original member Victor Willis) will be returning down under after their surprising performance last year.

You can blame it on the boogie on Saturday 19th January at the Sandalford Winery. For tickets and more information, head to mjrpresents.com

 

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