ED SHEERAN MELBOURNE MCG CONCERT BREAKS AUSTRALIAN RECORD FOR MOST TICKETS SOLD TO A SINGLE SHOW
Ed Sheeran is no stranger to breaking records, and he’s notching up yet another this week.
Promoted by Frontier Touring, Ed’s concert on Friday 3 March at the Melbourne Cricket Ground has smashed the Australian record for the most tickets sold to a single concert, with more than 107,000 fans set to attend on the night. His Thursday 2 March MCG concert is similarly record breaking, with more than 100,000 tickets sold to date – final tickets are now on sale for Thursday’s show.
Matt Gudinski, CEO of Mushroom Group, said of the amazing result, “Ed loves to break a record and he’s smashed this one. It’s phenomenal that more than 200,000 people will see this amazing show at our iconic MCG. Melbourne is set for two incredibly special nights with one of the greatest performers ever.”
The colossal shows are part of Ed’s massive + – = ÷ x Tour of Australia and New Zealand, with fans witnessing one of the most spectacular productions to ever visit our shores. Reviews have been unanimous: this is a must-see show.
“From Don’t to Sing, Perfect to Bad Habits, Sheeran engineered a magical musical experience which thrilled the senses” – The Daily Telegraph
“The undisputed modern king of pop and consummate guitar hero” – The Australian
“Sheeran’s stacked set of 23 songs was a road trip for the senses as fans sang and danced” – The Courier Mail
Don’t miss out – final tickets are now on sale to Thursday night in Melbourne, with very limited tickets also still available in Adelaide and Perth! Head to frontiertouring.com/edsheeran to purchase.
ED SHEERAN
With special guests Maisie Peters (UK) and Budjerah (AU)
+ – = ÷ x TOUR
AUSTRALIA & NEW ZEALAND TOUR
FEBRUARY – MARCH 2023
Presented by Frontier Touring
TICKETS ON SALE NOW
via frontiertouring.com/edsheeran
ALL SHOWS Licensed All Ages
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Adrian Gunning Adrian lives in Melbourne Australia and has a huge passion for gaming, technology and pop culture. He recently finished his a Bachelor of Journalism and is currently focusing on games journalism. When not writing and playing video games, Adrian can be found in Comics 'R' Us debating the pros of the DC Universe and cons of the Marvel Universe.
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