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Rebecca Keith / September 18, 2023

Tom Jones: Ages & Stages Tour – Everything you need to know!

It's not unusual, to be excited about Tom Jones.

Tom Jones  has today confirmed a long-awaited string of dates for Australia on his  ‘Ages & Stages’   tour,  his first national tour since playing full houses across Australia in 2016. This national tour announcement follows the inclusion of Tom as one of the headline acts for Bluesfest in Byron Bay across Easter 2024.

Wondering how to get tickets? Here’s everything you need to know!

Tom Jones 2024 Australian Tour Dates

• March 21, 2024, – Kings Park & Botanic Garden, Perth WA
• March 23, 2024, – Centennial Vineyards, Bowral NSW
• March 26, 2026, – The Drive, Adelaide SA

Tickets go on sale to the general public on Friday 22 September @ 2pm (local time)

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Kings Park & Botanic Garden

Mellen, Live Nation & Ticketmaster Presales: Wednesday, 20 th  September 3pm

General Public: Friday, 22 nd  September 2pm 

The Drive  

Live Nation & Ticketmaster Presales: Wednesday, 20 th  September 3pm 

General Public: Friday, 22 nd  September 2pm

Centennial Vineyards

AAMI, a day on the green & Centennial Presales: Wednesday, 20 th  September 3pm

General Public: Friday 22 nd  September 2pm

Please Note: All times are Local. 

Are there VIP Packages for Tom Jones?

Yes! Please see VIP Package information below.

Diamond Hospitality Experience (Kings Park & Botanic Garden Only)

• One (1) Reserved seat in the Diamond section, in front of the stage
• An exclusive VIP site
• Selection of canapés & bowl food
• Selection of beers, wines and soft drinks
• Early access to the merchandise stand
• Exclusive Tom Jones VIP tour gift
• Commemorative VIP tour laminate
• Dedicated entry into the venue
• Designated VIP check-in and onsite host

Ruby Hospitality Experience (Kings Park & Botanic Garden Only)

• One (1) Reserved seat in the Ruby section, in front of the stage

Hot Seat Package (Kings Park & Botanic Garden Only)

• Two (2) drink vouchers to redeem for a beer, wine or soft drink
• Dedicated VIP lane at select bar & merchandise stands*

Front Row Lounge Experience (The Drive Only)

• One (1) A Reserve seat in the Front Row
• Pre-show complimentary beer, wine, soft drink for 90 mins
• Pre-show complimentary canapes for 90 mins
• Access to dedicated merchandise stand
• Photo-wall opportunities
• Priority entry into the venue**

Lounge Experience (The Drive Only)

• One (1) A Reserve seat in a prime location on the floor

**Venue Dependant 

Please Note – there are no VIP Packages available at Centennial Vineyard. 

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Tom Jones will be in Australia in March 2024. Tickets are on sale via Ticketmaster.com.au.

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Tom Jones Australian Tour Announcement

Tom Jones has confirmed a long-awaited string of dates for Australia on his ‘Ages & Stages’ tour, his first national tour since playing full houses across Australia in 2016.

This national tour announcement follows the inclusion of Tom as one of the headline acts for Bluesfest in Byron Bay across Easter 2024.

AGES & STAGES TOUR DATES

AUSTRALIA 2024

With special guest Germein

• Kings Park and Botanic Garden, Perth Thursday, March 21
• Centennial Vineyards, Bowral (A Day On The Green) Saturday, March 23*
• The Drive, Adelaide Tuesday, March 26
• Margaret Court Arena, Melbourne Thursday, March 28
• Bluesfest, Byron Bay Saturday, March 30
• Newcastle Entertainment Centre, Newcastle Tuesday, April 2
• Aware Super Theatre, Sydney Thursday, April 4

For complete tour, ticket and VIP Experience information, go to www.livenation.com.au

General public tickets go on sale on Friday, September 22 at 2pm.

A Live Nation pre-sale commences on Wednesday, September 20 at 3pm, running until Friday, September 22 at 1pm. All times are local.

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TOM JONES announces ‘AGES & STAGES’ Tour of Australia in March & April 2024

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Tom Jones  has today confirmed a long-awaited string of dates for Australia on his ‘Ages & Stages’ tour, his first national tour since playing full houses across Australia in 2016. This national tour announcement follows the inclusion of Tom as one of the headline acts for Bluesfest in Byron Bay across Easter 2024.

Tom Jones’ ‘Ages & Stages’ tour commences on Thursday, March 21 at Kings Park and Botanic Garden, Perth, followed by A Day on the Green at Centennial Vineyards, Bowral on Saturday, March 23, The Drive in Adelaide on Tuesday, March 26, Margaret Court Arena, Melbourne on Thursday, March 28, Bluesfest Byron Bay on Saturday, March 30, Newcastle Entertainment Centre on Tuesday, April 2, before concluding at Aware Super Theatre, Sydney on Thursday April 4.

General public tickets go on sale on Friday, September 22 at 2pm.

A Live Nation pre-sale commences on Wednesday, September 20 at 3pm, running until Friday, September 22 at 1pm.  (All times are local).

The special guest on all standalone dates is Germein, with Delta Goodrem a very special guest at A Day on the Green at Centennial Vineyards, Bowral. Further supports to be announced. For complete tour, ticket and VIP Experience information, see www.livenation.com.au

With a remarkable career spanning more than six decades, Tom Jones is widely considered to be one of the greatest singers and recording artists of all time, selling more than 100 million records and continuing as an esteemed and influential figure in the music industry, and hailed by The New York Times as a “musical shapeshifter who could slide from soulful rasp to pop croon, with a voice as husky as it was pretty ”.

Tom Jones is indeed a living legend, one of the few musical artists whose profession began at the dawn of modern popular music who continues to have a vital recording and performing career to this day. His irresistible show traverses musical eras and genres, cuts across class divides and appeals to young and old, male and female, mainstream and cutting edge. Sir Tom has always been about the power of the song, the power of the voice – qualities that have made him a true legend in the music zeitgeist.

Kickstarting a successful and diverse career in the early ’60s and achieving international fame with his powerful voice and stage presence, he has had a string of hit songs, including It’s Not Unusual, What’s New Pussycat?, Delilah,  James Bond theme Thunderball , Green, Green Grass of Home , She’s A Lady, Sex Bomb  and a cover of Prince’s Kiss.

His career has been filled with numerous honours and accolades, including a deeply cherished knighthood from Queen Elizabeth II in 2006, multiple BRIT Awards, a Silver Clef Award, the prestigious Music Industry Trusts Award and a Hitmaker Award from the US Songwriters Hall of Fame.

Tom has received some of his best reviews for his most recent Ethan Johns-produced albums Surrounded By Time, Long Lost Suitcase, Spirit In The Room , and Praise & Blame . Critics have praised both the recorded material and his performances, highlighting his undeniable and unique talent in both the studio and on stage.

He has always had a fundamental interest in a wide range of music, leading him to work with dozens of iconic collaborators over the years, ranging from Stevie Wonder and Aretha Franklin to Van Morrison, Dolly Parton and Ed Sheeran; just some amongst many.  Although he is well known for his hits, he is first and foremost a diverse artist with a true rhythm and blues soul.

TOM JONES – AGES & STAGES TOUR DATES AUSTRALIA 2024

With special guest Germein

Kings Park and Botanic Garden, Perth                        Thursday, March 21 Centennial Vineyards, Bowral (A Day On The Green) Saturday, March 23* The Drive, Adelaide                                                         Tuesday, March 26 Margaret Court Arena, Melbourne                                 Thursday, March 28 Bluesfest, Byron Bay                                                      Saturday, March 30 Newcastle Entertainment Centre, Newcastle               Tuesday, April 2 Aware Super Theatre, Sydney                                       Thursday, April 4

 For complete tour, ticket and VIP Experience information, go to www.livenation.com.au  

General public tickets go on sale on Friday, September 22 at 2pm. A Live Nation pre-sale commences on Wednesday, September 20 at 3pm, running until Friday, September 22 at 1pm. All times are local.

*With special guests Delta Goodrem and Germein – find all A Day On The Green event information  here

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Legendary singer and performer TOM JONES will make a welcome return to a day on the green on Saturday 23 March, 2024. Joining TOM JONES in Bowral, to make this an event not to be missed, will be very special guest D ELTA GOODREM , making her a day on the green debut, and South Australian pop-trio GERMEIN . With a remarkable career spanning more than six decades, TOM JONES is widely considered to be one of the greatest singers and recording artists of all time, selling more than 100 million records. Sir Tom is indeed a living legend and has had a string of hit songs, including 'It's Not Unusual', 'What's New Pussycat?', 'Delilah', James Bond theme 'Thunderball', 'Green, Green Grass of Home', 'She’s A Lady', 'Sex Bomb' and an unforgettable cover of Prince’s 'Kiss'. DELTA GOODREM is an award-winning singer-songwriter, musician, actress, number 1 best-selling author and philanthropist. Don’t miss what is sure to be a magical and unforgettable show.

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Tom Jones Announces 'Ages & Stages' 2024 Australian Tour

Aussie sisters Germein will join the Welsh music legend on all headline dates.

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Accompanying his Bluesfest headlining slot , Tom Jones has announced an expansive Australian tour entitled the Ages & Stages Tour in March and April 2024.

This upcoming tour marks the Welsh music legend’s first full Australian tour since 2016 and finds the singer hitting arenas across the country, Bluesfest and A Day On The Green .

The Ages & Stages Tour begins on Thursday, 21 March, at Perth’s Kings Park and Botanic Garden, followed by A Day on the Green at the Centennial Vineyards in Bowral on Saturday, 23 March, The Drive in Adelaide on Tuesday, 26 March, Melbourne’s Margaret Court Arena on Thursday, 28 March, Bluesfest Byron Bay on the Easter Weekend – Saturday, 30 March – the Newcastle Entertainment Centre on Tuesday, 2 April, before concluding at Sydney’s Aware Super Theatre, on Thursday 4 April.

Special guest Delta Goodrem will join Jones at A Day In The Green (further supports will be announced for that show), while Aussie sisters Germein – who opened for Tom Jones in the UK last year – will join him on all other headline dates.

The Live Nation pre-sale begins at 3 pm on Wednesday, 20 September, and runs until Friday, 22 September, at 1 pm. General public tickets go on sale on Friday, 22 September, at 2 pm. You can purchase tickets here .

Bluesfest director Peter Noble said about Jones’s booking as co-headliner beside Jack Johnson , “Welsh national treasure Tom Jones has had over 100 million album sales, and 36 top 40 hits, including  It’s Not Unusual ,  Delilah ,  Sex Bomb ,  Green, Green Grass Of Home , and so many more. The last time Tom Jones played Bluesfest was in 2016, and he had his manager personally contact Bluesfest to ask to return in 2024. We can’t wait!”

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Upon visiting Australia in March 2016, The Music reviewer Bryget Chrisfield wrote : “Jones possesses a voice that everyone should hear live.”

AGES & STAGES TOUR DATES

Australia 2024.

With special guest Germein

Kings Park and Botanic Garden, Perth                     Thursday, 21 March        

Centennial Vineyards, Bowral (A Day On The Green)          Saturday, 23 March*      

The Drive, Adelaide                                                                     Tuesday, 26 March          

Margaret Court Arena, Melbourne                                          Thursday, 28 March        

Bluesfest, Byron Bay                                                                   Saturday, 30 March        

Newcastle Entertainment Centre, Newcastle                       Tuesday, 2 April 

Aware Super Theatre, Sydney                                                   Thursday, 4 April

*A Day On The Green - find more information here .

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Tom Jones  has today confirmed a long-awaited string of dates for Australia on his  ‘Ages & Stages’   tour,  his first national tour since playing full houses across Australia in 2016. This national tour announcement follows the inclusion of Tom as one of the headline acts for Bluesfest in Byron Bay across Easter 2024.

Tom Jones’ ‘Ages & Stages’ tour commences on Thursday, March 21 at Kings Park and Botanic Garden, Perth, followed by A Day on the Green at Centennial Vineyards, Bowral on Saturday, March 23, The Drive in Adelaide on Tuesday, March 26, Margaret Court Arena, Melbourne on Thursday, March 28, Bluesfest Byron Bay on Saturday, March 30, Newcastle Entertainment Centre on Tuesday, April 2, before concluding at Aware Super Theatre, Sydney on Thursday April 4.

General public tickets go on sale on Friday, September 22 at 2pm.

A Live Nation pre-sale commences on Wednesday, September 20 at 3pm, running until Friday, September 22 at 1pm.  ( All times are local). 

The special guest on all standalone dates is Germein, with Delta Goodrem a very special guest at A Day on the Green at Centennial Vineyards, Bowral. Further supports to be announced.  For complete tour, ticket and VIP Experience information, see  www.livenation.com.au

With a remarkable career spanning more than six decades,  Tom Jones  is widely considered to be one of the greatest singers and recording artists of all time, selling more than 100 million records and continuing as an esteemed and influential figure in the music industry, and hailed by The New York Times as a  “musical shapeshifter who could slide from soulful rasp to pop croon, with a voice as husky as it was pretty ”.

Tom Jones  is indeed a living legend, one of the few musical artists whose profession began at the dawn of modern popular music who continues to have a vital recording and performing career to this day. His irresistible show traverses musical eras and genres, cuts across class divides and appeals to young and old, male and female, mainstream and cutting edge. Sir Tom has always been about the power of the song, the power of the voice – qualities that have made him a true legend in the music zeitgeist.

Kickstarting a successful and diverse career in the early ’60s and achieving international fame with his powerful voice and stage presence, he has had a string of hit songs, including  It’s Not Unusual, What’s New Pussycat?, Delilah,  James Bond theme  Thunderball ,  Green, Green Grass of Home ,  She’s A Lady, Sex Bomb  and a cover of Prince’s  Kiss.

His career has been filled with numerous honours and accolades, including a deeply cherished knighthood from Queen Elizabeth II in 2006, multiple BRIT Awards, a Silver Clef Award, the prestigious Music Industry Trusts Award and a Hitmaker Award from the US Songwriters Hall of Fame. 

Tom has received some of his best reviews for his most recent Ethan Johns-produced albums  Surrounded By Time, Long Lost Suitcase, Spirit In The Room , and  Praise & Blame . Critics have praised both the recorded material and his performances, highlighting his undeniable and unique talent in both the studio and on stage.

He has always had a fundamental interest in a wide range of music, leading him to work with dozens of iconic collaborators over the years, ranging from Stevie Wonder and Aretha Franklin to Van Morrison, Dolly Parton and Ed Sheeran; just some amongst many.  Although he is well known for his hits, he is first and foremost a diverse artist with a true rhythm and blues soul.

AGES & STAGES TOUR DATES

AUSTRALIA 2024

With special guest Germein 

Kings Park and Botanic Garden, Perth                        Thursday, March 21    

Centennial Vineyards, Bowral (A Day On The Green) Saturday, March 23*   

The Drive, Adelaide                                                         Tuesday, March 26     

Margaret Court Arena, Melbourne                                 Thursday, March 28    

Bluesfest, Byron Bay                                                      Saturday, March 30    

Newcastle Entertainment Centre, Newcastle               Tuesday, April 2         

Aware Super Theatre, Sydney                                       Thursday, April 4           

For complete tour, ticket and VIP Experience information, go to  www.livenation.com.au

A Live Nation pre-sale commences on Wednesday, September 20 at 3pm, running until Friday, September 22 at 1pm. All times are local.

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Sir Tom Jones – LIVE review “Ages and Stages Tour”

20th March 2023 – Kings Park Botanical Gardens, Perth Western Australia

As the sun set over Perth, casting a warm glow upon Kings Park Botanical Gardens, anticipation crackled in the air like electricity. Despite the expected temperature of 18 degrees, the night felt surprisingly warm, almost as if the excitement itself was generating heat, wrapping us in a cozy blanket of anticipation. It could have been below freezing, and still, none of us would have budged. We were all there for one reason: to witness the legendary Sir Tom Jones in action.

We were wanting all to know …… was it unusual? if you pardon the bad pun!

But before the man of the moment took the stage, we were treated to the energetic sounds of Germein , a three-piece sister outfit hailing from Adelaide, South Australia. Bursting with enthusiasm and sass, they warmed up the crowd with their infectious blend of influences, ranging from BB King to Van Morrison. They had a certain funk that I can only describe as mixture of Cat Stevens with a sprinkle of Spice Girls attitude – I know it is different but trust me it works!.

Their set was fun, catchy and warming what was not to love about this Australian made trio. Georgia , Ella and Clara delivered a sharp and well pointed set the standout song for me was “Knocking on my door” really catchy number with a peculiar start, I am excited to see what the rest of the tour has installed for these 3 and their growth as artists. Sir Tom chose well in securing their skillset and passion to open for him in Perth.

As the floodgates opened during the intermission, allowing fans to grab refreshments and stretch their legs, the mixed demographic of the crowd became apparent. From children to grandparents, everyone was united by their love for Sir Tom’s timeless music—a testament to his enduring influence and appeal.

Then, the moment we had all been waiting for arrived. Sir Tom Jones , 83 years young entered with a solid single light shining on him – highlighting the rawness of him and music he was about to deliver. There were so many hits…… too many hits!!! you forgotten all of his many influences, you had forgotten all his numerous collaborations, the early releases, the later ones…. there are just so many amazing songs and dont even get me started on the countless friends in the industry that he has had the pleasure to work with…… new stories he was about to share. his friends are the who’s who of the world of music – from Cat Stevens , Jerry lee Lewis , Chuck Berry to Elvis , everyone knew this was going to be a musical feast fit for the ages. It was going to be strategic attack on our auditory / visual senses giving us no reprieve.

Highlights for me were “It’s Not Unusual” – when the first note of that song was struck everyone (and I mean everyone) was singing, people were singing to complete strangers sitting next to them it almost felt like a firm handshake had just happened and we were meeting people first the first time and just knew we had so many things in common. “Sex Bomb” – blew up, all over the stage with pieces flying everywhere (not too sure if they were under garments but to be honest i don’t blame them lol) a switch was flicked by Sir Tom and crowd kicked it up a notch.

“Green green grass of home” was a sober change in pace, the delicate lyrics really made an emotive change so much more palatable. “Delilah” was quiet possibly the biggest karaoke moment of the night…. everyone sang – even the security guards could not help themselves, that song is just so infectious. Sir Tom brought out his youthful whip again when he hit the crowd with “Leave your hat on” – there were a few punters in the crowd ready to act out a few scenes from “The full monty ” as they were drunk on amazing music……. this just shows the affect that Sir Tom has on people.

Sir Tom’s dedication to the late great “Prince” was epic…… “Kiss” ran out all over the Botanical gardens, like a busted dam of excitement flooding / covering everyone it touched. It was a very special moment to see an amazing song delivered by such a talented artist….. wow! Ending the night on a Chuck Berry classic was a stroke of genius….. no one left that place not still singing, walking back to the car I was still buzzing ….. on that addictive musical high.

In conclusion, anyone who doubts Sir Tom Jones’s ability to command a stage at 83 years young clearly hasn’t witnessed his magic firsthand. His performance was nothing short of sensational, and I urge anyone who has the chance to see him live to do so without hesitation. It’s an experience that’s worth every penny and more—a musical journey you won’t soon forget. Sir Tom, you nailed it, and you can quote me on that!

Massive thank you to Sir Tom Jones Management, Revolutions PR, Livenation and Mellen Events for the opportunity and the access.

For tickets and details to his amazing shows around the country check out the link below

Tom Jones Tickets | Tom Jones Tour Dates & Concerts (livenation.com.au)

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Tom Jones To Perform Around Australian Including One A Day On the Green

by Paul Cashmere on September 18, 2023

The legendary Tom Jones has announced six more Australian shows around his Bluesfest performance including one A Day On The Green for Bowral in April.

Sir Tom will tour with Adelaide siblings Georgia, Ella and Clara Germein (aka Germein).

Sir Tom Jones has not toured Australia in 2016. In previous years he toured Australia in 2014 for the AFL Grand Final in Melbourne), 2010, 2005 (with John Farnham), 2000, 1999, 1997 (Sydney) 1995, 1993, 1990, 1985, 1983 (Sydney), 1969 (Sydney) and 1966.

General Public on-sale: Thursday, 21st September (2:00pm local time)

AGES & STAGES TOUR DATES AUSTRALIA 2024 With special guest Germein Thursday, March 21, Kings Park and Botanic Garden, Perth Saturday, March 23, Centennial Vineyards, Bowral (A Day On The Green) Tuesday, March 26, The Drive, Adelaide Thursday, March 28, Margaret Court Arena, Melbourne Saturday, March 30, Bluesfest, Byron Bay Tuesday, April 2, Newcastle Entertainment Centre, Newcastle Thursday, April 4, Aware Super Theatre, Sydney

General public tickets go on sale on Friday, September 22 at 2pm.

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Tom Jones Announces ‘Ages & Stages’ Tour

Tom Jones has today confirmed a long-awaited string of dates for Australia on his Ages & Stages tour, his first national tour since playing full houses across Australia in 2016. This national tour announcement follows the inclusion of Tom as one of the headline acts for Bluesfest in Byron Bay across Easter 2024.

Tom Jones’‘Ages & Stages tour commences on Thursday, March 21 at Kings Park and Botanic Garden, Perth, followed by A Day on the Green at Centennial Vineyards, Bowral on Saturday, March 23, The Drive in Adelaide on Tuesday, March 26, Margaret Court Arena, Melbourne on Thursday, March 28, Bluesfest Byron Bay on Saturday, March 30, Newcastle Entertainment Centre on Tuesday, April 2, before concluding at Aware Super Theatre, Sydney on Thursday, April 4.

General public tickets go on sale on Friday, September 22 at 2pm.

A Live Nation pre-sale commences on Wednesday, September 20 at 3pm, running until Friday, September 22 at 1pm.  ( All times are local). 

The special guest on all standalone dates is Germein, with Delta Goodrem a very special guest at A Day on the Green at Centennial Vineyards, Bowral. Further supports to be announced. For complete tour, ticket and VIP Experience information, see www.livenation.com.au

TOM JONES AGES & STAGES TOUR DATES AUSTRALIA 2024 With special guest Germein

  Kings Park and Botanic Garden, Perth Thursday, March 21    

Centennial Vineyards, Bowral (A Day On The Green) Saturday, March 23*   

The Drive, Adelaide Tuesday, March 26     

Margaret Court Arena, Melbourne Thursday, March 28    

Bluesfest, Byron Bay Saturday, March 30    

Newcastle Entertainment Centre, Newcastle Tuesday, April 2         

Aware Super Theatre, Sydney Thursday, April 4

For complete tour, ticket and VIP Experience information, go to www.livenation.com.au

A Live Nation pre-sale commences on Wednesday, September 20 at 3pm, running until Friday, September 22 at 1pm. All times are local.

A Day in The Green BOWRAL, VIC Saturday 23 March, 024 Centennial Vineyards with very special guests Delta Goodrem and Germein

*With special guests Delta Goodrem and Germein – find all A Day On The Green event information here

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Tom Jones has announced he and his band will be coming to Australia next year for his Ages & Stages tour, with tickets on sale this week.

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Music legend Tom Jones has announced he and his band are bringing his Ages & Stages tour to Australia next year, with tickets going on sale this Friday.

Ages & Stages will mark the 83-year-old Sex Bomb singer’s first tour Down Under in eight years.

Jones has gifted his fans with more than six decades of award-winning music, from What’s New Pussycat and She’s a Lady to Delilah and It’s not Unusual .

As the singer enters his mid-eighties, it may be the last time Aussies get to enjoy the Welsh rock star on Australian soil.

Jones has had a legendary career, selling more than 100 million albums with 36 singles reaching the UK top 40 charts. His music traverses generational and genre boundaries, appealing to young and old, with inspirations from soul, R&B, pop and rock and roll.

“Absolutely blown away. Truly can’t believe you’re coming. It’s fabulous, just so happy,” one fan wrote on Instagram.

“Fabulous news for all your fans in Australia. You are simply the best singer and entertainer, with the most incredible voice,” another said.

The tour will cross major Australian cities and coastal and regional towns including Byron Bay, where Jones will headline the Bryon Bay Bluesfest for the second time. According to the Bluesfest director, Peter Noble, Jones personally requested to return to the iconic music festival.

Ages & Stages 2024 tour dates and venues

March 21: Perth, WA — Kings Park and Botanic Garden

March 23: Bowral, NSW — Centennial Vineyards (featuring Delta Goodrem)

March 26: Adelaide, SA — The Drive

March 28: Melbourne, VIC – Margaret Court Arena

March 30: Byron Bay, NSW – Bluesfest Byron Bay

April 2: Newcastle, NSW — Newcastle Entertainment Centre

April 4: Sydney, NSW – Aware Super Theatre

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Tickets go on sale for the general public on Friday, September 22, however where you purchase your tickets will depend on the venue you wish to attend.

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Tom Jones Returns to Australia With ‘Ages & Stages’ Tour

Tom Jones, the legendary singer and recording artist, announced a highly anticipated national tour in Australia kicking off March next year.

The ‘Ages & Stages’ tour marks his first national tour since his memorable performances across the country in 2016. This exciting announcement comes as Tom was announced as one of the headline acts for Bluesfest in Byron Bay in Easter 2024.

With a career spanning over six decades, Tom Jones is one of the greatest musical talents and influential figures in the music industry.

His captivating live shows effortlessly transcend musical eras and genres, appealing to audiences of all ages and backgrounds. Whether you’re a fan of his classics or prefer his newer music, Tom Jones’s performances are an unforgettable experience.

Beginning his career in the early ’60s, Tom Jones quickly rose to international fame with his powerful voice and stage presence. Over the years, he has delivered an impressive catalogue of hit songs that have stood the test of time.

Fans can look forward to an incredible lineup of tour dates across Australia, featuring special guest Germein.

Ages & Stages Tour Dates – 2024

• Kings Park and Botanic Garden, Perth Thursday, March 21
• Centennial Vineyards, Bowral (A Day On The Green) Saturday, March 23*
• The Drive, Adelaide Tuesday, March 26
• Margaret Court Arena, Melbourne Thursday, March 28
• Bluesfest, Byron Bay Saturday, March 30
• Newcastle Entertainment Centre, Newcastle Tuesday, April 2
• Aware Super Theatre, Sydney Thursday, April 4

Ticket information and VIP Experience details can be found on www.livenation.com.au . General public ticket sales will commence on Friday, September 22 at 2pm. Prior to that, a Live Nation pre-sale will take place from Wednesday, September 20 at 3pm until Friday, September 22 at 1pm.

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Live Review: Tom Jones – Ages & Stages Tour 2024 in Perth

20 March 2024 at Kings Park Botanic Gardens in Perth, Western Australia

Review by  Sheldon Ang

Photography by  Sheldon Ang Photography

We are immersed in a momentous chapter in music history through our five sences, de-crystallising the dreamy imagery engraved in our subconscious from the preludes of his stratospheric fame on the black and white TV, to the trademark gyration across the world stage of the discotheque era. Tonight, there may be 50 shades of grey among the crowd, with thousands attending as repeat customers of Tom Jones, though many have renewed their vows with Sir Tom Jones through the attendance of their children and grand-children. With the seeds and flowers bloomed with the younger generation gravitating towards the 83 year old icon, the legacy of Tom Jones shall linger in the playlist of the next generations for another 60 years.

From the sex bomb to a charismatic statesman; “I’m Growing Old”, said the octogenarian Tom Jones in a lyrical rendition as he graced the stage for the first time in the Ages and Stages Tour of Australia. His presence was magnified by a whiskey-on-ice baritone that reverberated across Kings Park like no other. The Welshman still commands his fair share of crowd aggregation, as the iconic star stood and sang at the sold-out night at King Park, Perth in Western Australia. And if that wasn’t not enough, he will return for the following night to a near sell-out crowd. 

Understandably, the ageless statesman is no longer the trademarked gyrating, hip twirling, knee bending and squatting performer of the last millennium. Instead, he projects his stunning rich vocals as his weapon of choice – and frankly – that’s appreciated by the paying fans. No fancy props, just Tom, his band, large screen of context and that high end whisky-signature voice.  The charisma of Tom Jones was undeniably addictive as he lifted through the hooks of his songs, spanning across 60 years.

Following the confession at the start of Bobby Cole cover, he continued with Not Dark Yet (Bob Dylan cover) and the sing along track of It’s Not Usual through a bossa nova, shaka shaka, Iberian calypso rendition as the evening transformed into a beach bar café par ambience. The bodies on the floor jiggled, with foot as the nostalgic rain poured from the heavens in this serene open air venue.

For the sake of career longevity, the choreography have been rehashed to suit. Sex bomb were immersed in a rendition of vocal seduction, almost a reflection of his time over the years that involved sipping champagne in a Las Vegas club with the likes of Elvis and Chuck Berry – more of that later. Tom Jones’s vocal projection drove deep. If our eyes were shut, we would be listening to the Tom Jones of the 70’s – the decade that is.  His vocals in a Capella propagated effortlessly without the clutter of music at the intro.  As the rhythm section struck accord, the crowd were wood by the bluesy rendition of this classic. The punchy projection of the words, “Sex Bomb Sex Bomb” thundered through the sound system, explosively reverberating across the grounds of Kings Park. He occasionally moved with the innuendo, purring through the extension of the “R”, oozing a desire that only Tom Jones could emanate. Fans who gravitated towards the classic mirrored his stance, with fists grabbing and punching into the air through the canopy of heads, as the crowd sang as if they were unashamedly extolling about their own sexual prowess and virtues. At this point, it was obvious that Tom Jones’ deep driving voice is richer than most working artists half his age, overriding the accumulative karaoke faux pas recoiling from the well-intendef fans in Perth.

Green Green Grass of Home was one of the sing-alongs of the night, with the intro taking fans to the 60’s within 0.7 of a second, followed by the self-appointed voices of seven thousand riding on the groove train of Tom Jones. Indeed, the pasture was greener on this side of town tonight. The track is the single of the 1967 album of the same name where Jones began to shift from the teenage-targeted audience to the more matured crowd. Song Fact – the track tells the story of a condemned person within four walls in a prison, reminiscing a poignant part of his life. From the euphoria among the fans, we doubt they knew the gruesome meaning to this Jonny Darrell cover of 1965.

And as if Tom Jones needing validation, the vocal clarity performed in ballads such as Borderline and I Won’t Crumble If You Fall were accentuated without the music clutter. The crowd dived into dead silence, grappling to every word of this Welsh crooner. The magical moment was catalysed by the stunning lighting from above, forming a silhouette through the smoky air.

A dedication to the late Prince was in order, as Tom Jones still conveyed the message with an “adults only” believability with swaggerish track in Kiss. The propensity, the bravado and the occasional cheeky “Wooh” with the attitude of a 40-something silver fox strengthened his tenacious fortitude of his performance. The energy in his voice and the physical projection resonated as he jived in slow motion, moving his hand across his body and upper thighs while the crowd screamed. Indeed, the remnants from the 70s and 80s linger.

You still got it, Tom! Said a fan.

If I Only Knew was a stunning mixture of rock, staccato projection and almost rap in some parts, without any signs of lethargy, whatsoever. Like a rocker, he crossed the stage and thrusted his hips gently while winking at the crowd, subtlety oozing the sexual flair and charm. The breathing techniques and timing were perfect, and not just for his age.

Towards the end, Tom reminiscence, “I was in Las Vegas in 71, 72, and I was with Elvis Presley one night…Elvis Presley (emphasising his name, and the crowd acknowledged)…and one night after our show where we were performing in different venues, Elvis said, ‘Chuck Berry is playing, do you want to go and see him’ and I said ‘Sure’ and we went to see Chuck Berry…when we were sitting there, Elvis (again emphasising Elvis) and myself…woo Elvis….this is the truth…’and you know something’ Elvis said, ‘There is the king of rock and roll…right there’”. And so the final song of the night was the upbeat Jonny B Goode. The performance was world class, for any age.

The late Chuck Berry and Elvis are still known as the King of Rock and Roll, and anyone to have witnessed them live would have had a story to tell to their grandchildren. In a similar fashion of legacy and narrative to follow, seeing Tom Jones live carries the same level of wonderment.

Tonight, we’ve witnessed one of the greatest chapters of music history.

Sheldon Ang Media would like to thank Revolutions Per Minute, Live Nation Australia and Tom Jones for the media accreditation.

Sir Tom Jones is touring across Australia. Visit Live Nation Australia for details.

About the Writer/Photographer : Perth based Sheldon Ang Media  (est. May 2022) have been accredited to over 80 of the hottest acts including Taylor Swift (ERAS Tour in Sydney), Coldplay, KISS, P!NK, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Blink 182 and Lizzo with reviews shared by the likes of UB40, Delta Goodrem and Toni Childs. He has interviewed rockers Ace Frehley (KISS), John Steel (The Animals), Frank Ferrer (Guns N Roses), Phil X (Bon Jovi), Andrew Farris (INXS) plus over 50 artists.

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Tom Jones (born 7th June 1940) is a Welsh singer who covers all genres of popular music – pop, R&B, dance, country, rock, soul, gospel, and more and has sold over 100 million records worldwide.

Born and bred in South Wales, Jones began his career as the front man for a beat group called Tommy Scott and the Senators in the mid 60s, where he first attracted attention before breaking away to pursue his solo career. His music caught on very quickly, and across his career he’s achieved a huge 36 top 40 hits in the UK, and 19 in the USA. Known for his most famous songs Sex Bomb, She’s a Lady, What’s New Pussycat, and Green, It’s Not Unusual, Jones has an incredible back catalogue of smash hits, and is sure to keep everyone entertained.

Back in 1999, he was awarded an OBE, later followed by a knighthood in 2006 for his services to the music industry. As well as these honours, Jones has won a Grammy, two Brit Awards, and an MTV Video Music Award over the years, and also had his own TV show, This Is Tom Jones, back in the early 70s. Historically, Tom Jones played huge arena venues to incredibly large crowds of fans, and to this day he still maintains an incredible following.

Nowadays you’ll find him coaching and judging on the UK version of The Voice, or playing rare but incredible sets usually at prestigious events, so keep an eye out for tickets!

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Wednesday 19th July. Sandown Park Racecourse. Tom Jones. After a successful evening with the horses there was a high expectation of Sir Thomas of the Jones.

Sadly, like my horse in the last race it was a disappointing showing. Like my horse the show lacked pace, stamina and rhythm. It was a stop start show with large spells of nothing really. The sound wasn’t great but our attention often wandered to other things, be it grown men wearing women’s pants or just shiny bits of paper.

The hits were the hits (and I thought he had more than the five we all know) and these were interspersed throughout the set but the bits in between seemed like an excuse for Tom’s excellent band to show off a bit.

It was a dial in performance that lacked any real passion or atmosphere and left me wishing we’d left earlier for a nice meal or few beers after the horses finished.

It’s a shame really and outside of his hard core female fans down the front I don’t think the vast majority can hand on their heart say it was great gig. For me it will get filed quickly in the worst along with Eddi Reader, Marc Olson and Victoria Williams and Jackie Leven.

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Tom Jones, the Welsh crooner with one hell of a powerful voice. Having first found fame in the 60s with his recognisable vocal and startling range, his career has lately had a revival of sorts due to his role as a mentor on The Voice UK. He has been playing various summertime events and festivals to a loyal fanbase made up of fans old and new.

Away from the voice, his charisma and personality is incredibly likeable as his warm mannerism means he is able to build connection with his crowd almost instantly. He also has a talent for name dropping that is almost as good as his talent for singing, regaling the audience with stories of sharing the stage with Elvis before tearing into classics such as 'Mama Told Me Not to Come' and 'Time Bomb'. The crowd sings along in force yet they are shadowed by the sheer force of Sir Tom's pipes and he really allows his voice to shine during 'Didn't It Rain'. He proves that age does not always mean you have to slow down, as at the age of 74 Tom Jones is busier than ever.

Tom Jones- well, what can I say? Tom gives a great live performance and sounds just as good as you expect him to. He sang all the classics and some new ones too. Although the crowd were not always too pleased with his newer renditions they were just as good. Tom got all of the crowd involved and knows how to put on a proper show.

The set list was well paced, mixing newer material and crowd-pleasing hits. The best of the latter were a singalong Delilah, an infectiously upbeat It’s not Unusual, and a rollicking Mama Told Me Not to Come. Tom's bellowing voice perfectly echoed around the place with a gorgeous sound filling the crowd. The audience would hold Tom to every note and he executed each one perfectly. A total crowd pleaser and a lovely guy. He knew what the audience wanted and gave it to them. Tom Jones is timeless and his version of delilah will always get the crowd going. An excellent gig, would recommend to anyone.

The show was Amazing! Everyone was on their feet dancing- including the employees of Warner Theater! His voice is as strong as ever and I love the variety of songs that he performs. I saw him at the O2 last year in London, and this show was by far the better of the two. In London, we were required to stay seated and were hushed for singing along. Still great to see Tom perform but I hope he comes back to DC soon! I Love you Tom Jones!!!

Excellent first time ive seen him and he was fantastic, would love his navy jacket it was so special and so was he it was aslso my friends first time i went for her and she was so excited like a little girl in a sweet shop she loves him and now she wants to see him again so hopefully in the future we will and gold seats again i think and all the staff at powderham were so very very helpful x

What a Night! Tom Jones is about 74 years old and you don´t hear it. You see it sometimes, but you forgot it, when the next song starts. He presented some new songs from the upcoming Album and it is not what I excepted. The good old songs like "Sex Bomb", "It´s not unusual" and "Delilah" in new arrangements made the evening incredible. Next time in Germany I will be there!

What a gig!! Tom Jones is an icon. A legend. Whether you like his music or not. When Sir Tom sang, I'm sure our hair went backwards!,like in a wind tunnel!.. Some classics sung and some covers thrown in.

The worst part for me was some drunk women in the crowd nearby who fell about blind drunk, crashing into other people and tried to be louder than Tom even though the PA!

The show in Atlanta was fantastic! Tom Jones was incredible!! His voice is golden...legendary!!! He can sing any genre and it magically works. My mother introduced me to his blusey Welsh voice at about the age of 5 and for 50 wonderful years I have loved and will always love him!! Thanks mom and thank you Sir Tom for sharing you beautiful Gift of Song with me!

The show was absolutely amazing. Tom Jones rocked the stage with that wow voice of his, he's a real showman. The only complaints were food/drink/merchandise was very expensive and the length of time to get out of car park as there was not enough staffing down at the exit to guide the rows of cars out safely and quickly apart from that the show was well worth it.

At 79 Jones voice has not aged! Sounding young and strong! His prescence still sensual and provacative! I was a little dissappointed he didnt sing all his classics! But he loves blues and I understand his preference Regardless he was amazing! His band was an excellent accompaniment to his style and choice! Brilliant!

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The pop superstar will play shows in Adelaide, Melbourne, Brisbane, and Sydney this November, performing at some of the country’s most iconic venues like the Sydney Opera House Forecourt. He’ll also cross the water to perform at Auckland’s Spark Arena on December 2nd (see full dates below).

Sivan will be supported by bedroom-pop artist Nick Ward , who was named Ticketmaster’s 2024 Breakthrough Artist.

Tickets go on sale to the general public on Tuesday, July 16th at 12pm local time. The Live Nation pre-sale begins on the previous day at 11am local time.

Sivan is touring in support of his acclaimed 2023 album Something to Give Each Other , which earned two Grammy nominations, four ARIA Awards, and almost 250 million album streams.

Something to Give Each Other featured blockbuster hits like “Rush”, which won Song of the Year at this year’s APRA Awards , while Sivan’s album was also shortlisted for the Australian Music Prize.

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