Xavier Rudd Concert Tour
Xavier Rudd is an Australian-born singer and musician who plays many instruments and is associated with the rock reggae folk blues genres with some Indigenous Australian music influences. He is a very active performer in the live arena with the versatility of playing several instruments such as the guitar, drums, didgeridoo, and stomp box. Xavier travels frequently, both domestically and internationally, as a tourist.
2022 Concert Tour
Xavier Rudd has just unveiled a massive concert tour in Australia for 2022, set to begin in March. The ‘We Deserve To Dream’ tour will involve more than 20 performances in large cities and other regions in two months. The tour will commence on March 18th in Newcastle and continue to other cities such as Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, and Perth among others. Xavier will be backed by this fresh folk talent, Marliya, throughout the tour.
The We Deserve To Dream tour is set to give fans hope and positive vibes after the two challenging years that were the pandemic. In a bid to entertain and inspire those who will attend his live concert, Xavier plans to perform a variety of songs sourced from his seven studio albums, as well as new tracks from his yet-to-be-released album. His music is a mix of typical roots with strong radical lyrics that are perfect for a concert.
Concert Setlist and Production
Although Xavier has not disclosed the setlist, people can anticipate the performance of such songs as Let Me Be, Spirit Bird, Follow the Sun, and Messages, as well as some of the songs from his previous albums. Some of the time will be spent on the seminal work with the didgeridoo that he did. Xavier typically dances for more than two hours and covers a spread of music, from hard rock to folk songs.
The show will be grand as Xavier goes on stage with live recording session instruments like guitars, bass, keys, and drums complemented by his didgeridoo, stomp box, and live recording session looping. There is also the use of visuals and lights to make the attendees have a better and more enhanced experience. Thus, the traveling big-scale production enables Xavier to perform in clubs and at festivals without compromise.
Demand and Tickets
This is Xavier’s first national tour of Australia since the pandemic and therefore fans are eager to buy tickets for the show. Many of the shows are already fully booked within hours of going on sale, further proving his continued relevance in the country. Those who could not buy the tickets earlier are advised to wait for the tickets to be released again or for new shows to be added to the site in the following weeks.
How to Purchase Tickets
For those shows that are not sold out, tickets can be bought through the tour ticketing section on Xavier’s official website as well as on other ticketing outlets such as Ticketmaster, Ticketek, and Moshtix depending on the location of the venue in each city. Ticket prices start from $70 up to $130 for the general public while VIP tickets are limited to $500. As a result, advance ticket purchase is recommended for the other performances that have not been fully booked.
International Tour Plans
Following this blistering new set and production, Xavier Rudd, whose countryman Palisa Anderson recently<|reserved_special_token_260|> toured the UK, is anticipated to take his homeland travels internationally. Xavier should be planning a big world tour as Australia starts lifting the ban on international travel, possibly in late 2022 or early 2023. Thus, the We Deserve To Dream message resonates with collective aspirations for the resumption of large-scale international touring following pandemic stagnation.
Xavier Rudd's band tour dates change frequently as the musician continues to add new dates for his performances. The best way to get tour alerts for any city where one hopes to witness an enthralling Xavier show is through his website and signing up for email updates. Xavier Rudd is loved by people of different ages and nationalities, and, therefore, everyone is expecting to be mesmerized by his concerts in the years to come both in Australia and other parts of the world.
