Dave Matthews Band unveils initial 2007 dates
The band's Vegas stand at the MGM Grand Hotel will run March 23-24, with alt-tradionalists The Fray in the opening slot for both shows. Tickets for both nights will go on sale to the public Dec. 9, while pre-sale tickets are currently available to the group's fan club members. Information about the fan club is available at DMB's website.
The group's Australian trek will kick off with a slot at the March 31 West Coast Blues & Roots Festival in Freemantle, near Perth, followed by a bi-coastal appearance the following week at the April 6 East Coast Blues & Roots Festival in Byron Bay. Both festivals also feature Ben Harper and the Innocent Criminals, John Mayer, and others.
The group will tackle seven shows in six Australian cities during its outing down under, capped by an April 13 show in Melbourne.
Concert-industry magazine Pollstar ranked DMB the No. 8 top-grossing touring act of 2005, with $57 million earned over 65 shows. Only U2 sold more tickets in the US last year, according to Pollstar.
March 2007
23-24 - Las Vegas, NV - MGM Grand Hotel
31 - Freemantle, Australia - West Coast Blues & Roots Festival
April 2007
2 - Adelaide, Australia - Festival Theatre
4 - Brisbane, Australia - Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre
6 - Byron Bay, Australia - East Coast Blues & Roots Festival
10-11 - Sydney, Australia - Hordern Pavilion
13 - Melbourne, Australia - Vodafone Arena
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