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Christina Perri
The Palais, Melbourne
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Train
The Palais, Melbourne
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Emmy Bryce + Kate Vigo
The Palais, Melbourne
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Ed Sheeran
The Palais, Melbourne
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Articles

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Lucinda Williams @ The Palais, Melbourne (02/04/2012)

by Andy Tait, 5th April, 2012

Lucinda Williams, the ‘Goddess of Heartbreak’, is received at the Palais Theatre with euphoria from her loyal Australian followers.

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Death Cab For Cutie, Dappled Cities @ Palace Theatre, Melbourne (22/02/2012)

by Goat, 24th February, 2012

Death Cab For Cutie possessed the hearts of their Melbourne faithful, putting on a stellar show at the Palace Theatre.

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Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds @ The Palais, Melbourne (31/01/2012)

by lateleigh, 10th February, 2012

Noel Gallagher maintains a tight grip on his 'rock god' status at the High Flying Birds Melbourne Big Day Out sideshow.

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Feist, Mountain Man @ Palais Theatre, Melbourne (01/02/2012)

by Goat, 4th February, 2012

Sailing all the way from Mexico, Feist made it back to Australia four years after her first visit with her brilliant Metals material and an imaginative new take on old favourites.

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Jay and Silent Bob Australian tour

by sarahanne, 24th November, 2011

“My love for you is like a truck, Berserker ...!”

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They Will Have Their Way @ Palais Theatre, Melbourne (5/11/2011)

by eliza2430, 9th November, 2011

The cream of the crop in Australian singer-songwriters gracing a beautiful theatre setting like the Palais, with the chance to perform the songwriting brilliance of the Finn Brothers.

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Chris Cornell, Matt McHugh @ The Palais Theatre, Melbourne (19/10/2011)

by davidswan, 25th October, 2011

Chris Cornell returned to the Palais Theatre after four long years for his triumphant Songbook acoustic tour.

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The Reverend Al Green @ The Palais, Melbourne (15/01/10)

by Melanie Lewis, 16th January, 2010

The legendary soul man Reverend Al Green puts on the show of a lifetime and proves, without a doubt, that he's still got it.

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Ry Cooder, Nick Lowe @ The Palais, Melbourne (28/11/09)

by NickArgyriou, 29th November, 2009

Here we have two men in their early 60s just tearing it up for a respectful and - œin awe of' audience. It's Adult Contemporary at its best, and combined with a full and vibrantly mixed sound to further accentuate the power of the perfor

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Aimee Mann, Ben Lee @ The Palais Theatre, Melbourne (05/09/09)

by distantsun007, 7th September, 2009

Aimee Mann brings a close to her first ever visit down under with a delightful, audience-approved show at St.Kilda's Palais Theatre.

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Ben Folds @ The Palais, Melbourne (03/09/2009)

by sheedz, 6th September, 2009

For one Melbourne show only, Ben Folds put on a performance showing that nothings changed since the last time he was down here. He's still funny and he can still sing and play piano. He's still got it.

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The All-American Rejects, Hoobastank, The Sundance Kids @ The Palais, Melbourne (22/08/2009)

by lukey26, 25th August, 2009

US Rocker's The All-American Rejects brought their 'I Wanna Rock!' tour to the Palais, with supports Hoobastank and The Sundance Kids in support for a night of rock, roll, and everything in between.

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Geoffrey Gurrumul Yunupingu @ The Palais Theatre, Melbourne (23/05/09)

by melan1, 30th May, 2009

Geoffrey Gurrumul Yunupingu offers an extraordinarily moving and thought provoking performance at the Palais.

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Alice in Chains @ The Palais, Melbourne (26/02/2009)

by acemunroe, 1st March, 2009

There were many reasons to look forward to Thursday's Alice in Chain's show at the Palais; a new lead singer with big shoes to fill, a 16 year wait since they were last in Melbourne and of course, it's Alice in Chains.

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Cinematic Orchestra @ The Palais, Melbourne (20/01/09)

by grattan, 22nd January, 2009

Without a support act the Cinematic Orchestra treated the audience to two beautiful hour long sets of jazz driven tracks to create a glorious soundtrack on a perfect summer's night in Melbourne.

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