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Red Hot Summer Tour adds Noosa show

Jimmy Barnes’ return to touring has been overwhelmingly welcomed by fans with six shows on his national Hell of a Time Tour selling out within a day as well as an announcement that the Red Hot Summer Tour has been extended with a show in Noosa.

The show will be at Noosa and District Sports Ground on Saturday 18 May, with The Living End, Birds of Tokyo, Pete Murray, Kasey Chambers and Mahalia Barnes and The Soul Mates.

These shows see Barnes return to the stage following his admission to hospital on 27 November last year with bacterial pneumonia requiring open heart surgery.

It’s now been a little over nine weeks since the surgery and as fans have seen through his social media posts and his recent 60 Minutes interview, his road to recovery has been inspirational with doctors giving him the all clear to start preparing for his return to the stage.

Jimmy said, “I’ve visited all my doctors now and they all tell me the same thing. I am ready to rock.”

“I’ve been in my gym every day (sometimes twice a day) and I feel fitter and stronger with each passing day.

“My band are chomping at the bit and just like me, they can’t wait to hit the stage. So bring on the tour!

“Get your tickets soon because it seems a lot of you are keen to come out and celebrate with us and I wouldn’t want you to miss out. See you on the road.”

Bloodlines are releasing a limited edition sand-coloured vinyl reissue of Flesh and Wood, celebrating 30 years since the release of Jimmy’s much-loved seventh solo studio album. All vinyl copies will be personally signed by Jimmy and are available for pre-order now from here.

Flesh and Wood was Jimmy’s seventh solo album and entered the Australian charts at number two in December 1993.

It went on to garner triple platinum sales, spending eight weeks in the Top 10 and four months in the Top 50. Flesh and Wood featured duets with the likes of Joe Cocker, Diesel, Ross Wilson, Don Walker, The Badloves and Archie Roach, with four singles released from the album: The Weight, a Top 10 hit, followed by You Can’t Make Love Without A Soul, Still Got A Long Way To Go and It Will Be Alright.

Tickets for the show are on sale now from redhotsummertour.com.au.

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