The Sweet (UK) - The Final Blitz Tour
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Event details may change. Confirm times, availability and prices with the organiser before attending.
The lowdown
Approximate Running Times: Doors - 7:00pm Start - 8:00pm Support Act - 8:00pm - 8:45pm Main Act - 9:05pm - 10:25pm + Encore Finish - 10:30pm Prohibited Items: No video, audio or professional photography unless stated otherwise by the promoter. No alcohol or open drink containers can be brought into the venue. Seating in Lounge Rows A-D is strictly NO STANDING. Chanted vocals. Pounding drums. Infectious guitar riffs. SWEET, alongside T. Rex and Slade, are one of the most successful Glam Rock bands of all time! Led by legendary guitarist Andy Scott, SWEET return for The Final Blitz Tour of Australia in October and November! Few bands capture the essence of the 70s quite like SWEET. As one of Britain's true rock treasures, they became a phenomenon in Australia, racking up 13 Top 50 Australian Singles, including two Number Ones. SWEET have sold a staggering 55 million records worldwide. .
Where to rock up
Palais Theatre, Lower Esplanade, St Kilda, Melbourne
Getting there
Organised by METROPOLIS TOURINGOriginal organiser listing
Accessibility
Please note that accessible seating is for any patron with access needs, it is not restricted to patrons that use wheelchairs. Companion Cards: Companion Cards are accepted for Palais Theatre events. Your valid Companion Card must be shown to staff on the event night. Accessible Car Parking: There are two accessible car parking spaces in Lower Esplanade. Access is via Jacka Boulevard through the St Kilda Triangle Car Park. Guide Dogs: Guide/support dogs are welcome at the Palais Theatre. Hearing Loop: The Palais theatre has a hearing loop available free of charge for patrons with auditory limitations. Toilets: Accessible toilets are located on Ground Level and Level 1, next to the venue elevator. Ambulant toilet cubicles are in our main toilets. .
