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Megan Washington reveals more dates for Tangents Tour

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After selling out venues across the country, Megan Washington has announced extra performances for her national Tangents Tour later this year.

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The Tangents Tour is now running over 32 dates, visiting major cities across the country including Perth, Fremantle and Bunbury.

Washington is also due to feature at this year’s upcoming Splendour In The Grass festival, taking the stage alongside Florence and the Machine and fellow Aussies, Tame Impala. Megan will also be touring the Hunter Valley in December supporting Elton John.

For tickets or further information, visit meganwashington.com

OiP Staff

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