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Third Paul Weller Concert Added In Sydney!

PAUL WELLER
Supported by WIDOWBIRDS

SUN 24 OCT @ 7:00PM
Price
$79.90 (Over 18's Only)
Bookings
(02) 9550 3666

SPECIAL INTIMATE CLUB SHOW TO WRAP UP WELLER’S SYDNEY SHOWS
ON SALE 7 OF OCTOBER 10AM

Wind up the weekend on a total high with Paul Weller and his band as they end a trio of Sydney shows with a final, extraordinary performance in the intimate surrounds of The Metro.

Weller returns to the stage, as he did in 2008, with band members guitarist Steve Cradock, bassist Andy Lewis, drummer Steve Pilgrim and Andy Crofts on keyboard.

In April of this year, Paul Weller released his 10th solo album Wake Up The Nation, the 14-track offering drawing reviews as Weller’s best to date and includes two tracks featuring The Jam bassist Bruce Foxton.

Don’t miss your last chance to catch the living legend that is Paul Weller.

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