Arizona rock icons Jimmy Eat World return to Australia this December for their biggest ever Australian tour, celebrating the 25th anniversary of their seminal album Bleed American.
Presented by TEG Live, the tour marks the band’s first Australian headline run since 2017 and the final performances anywhere in the world celebrating the landmark album’s 25th anniversary. Fans will have the chance to experience one of alternative rock’s defining albums performed live in its entirety, alongside many more fan favourites.
Originally released in 2001, Bleed American helped push alternative rock into the mainstream, featuring enduring hits including “The Middle,” “Sweetness,” “A Praise Chorus” and “Bleed American.”
Joining Jimmy Eat World on all Australian dates are special guests Ruby Fields and A. Swayze & The Ghosts.
Tickets go on sale Thursday 16 July from 11am local time. Tour details at teglive.com.au.
- +61 8 8212 4999
- General enquiries: info@hindleystreetmusichall.com.au
- Located at main box office entrance
- Valid photo ID required for ticket pickup
- Arrive at least 45 minutes before event start time
- Online booking reference or confirmation email needed
- Street parking available on Hindley Street
- Nearby public parking lots within 2-3 minute walk
- Some metered parking zones
- Ride-share drop-off/pick-up zone directly in front of venue
- Wheelchair accessible areas on ground level
- Companion seats available
- Advanced booking recommended for accessible seating
- Step-free entry from street level
- No outside food or drinks
- Valid ticket required for entry
- Age restrictions may apply depending on event
- No smoking inside venue
- Professional cameras and recording equipment prohibited
- All-ages events: Children welcome with adult supervision
- 18+ events: Strict age verification
- Under 16 must be accompanied by parent/guardian
- Child ticket prices vary by performance
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