Brisbane added to Monster Jam schedule

There will now be five performances Down Under with the addition of the Queensland capital, which will host its show on September 27

Brisbane has been confirmed for the inaugural Monster Jam tour of Australia, with the show to be held at Queensland Sports and Athletic Centre on Saturday, September 27.

Tickets for the Brisbane gig go on sale on Monday, August 18, available through Ticketmaster at 9:00am local and priced from $40 for adults and $25 for kids.

For full details of the Monster Jam juggernaut, click here.

The Australian tour dates are as follows:

Saturday, September 27, QSAC, Brisbane. Show time: 7:00pm**
Saturday, October 4, AAMI Park, Melbourne. Show times: 2:00pm** and 7:00pm
Saturday, October 11, AAMI Stadium, Adelaide. Show time: 7:00pm**
Saturday, October 18, ANZ Stadium, Sydney. Show time: 7:00pm**

** indicates shows preceded by “Party in the Pits” - $15 entry, booked in advance with show ticket. “Party in the Pits” starts at 10:00am in Melbourne and 2:00pm Adelaide and Sydney.

Ticket prices range from $25 for children and $40 for adults. For the Sydney and Melbourne shows contact www.ticketek.com.au/monsterjam or 132 849, and for Adelaide and Brisbane it’s www.ticketmaster.com.au/monsterjam or 136 100.

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