World Tour 2012: Brisbane, Australia – February 14 #80

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Comment from Per Gessle

Superb gig in Brisbane. Thanx everyone for your support and for waiting all these years!!! Home vids in a while!

Setlist

01. Dressed For Success
02. Sleeping In My Car
03. The Big L.
04. Wish I Could Fly
05. Only When I Dream
06. She’s Got Nothing On (But The Radio)
07. Perfect Day
08. Things Will Never Be The Same
09. It Must Have Been Love
10. Opportunity Nox
11. 7twenty7
12. Fading Like A Flower (Every Time You Leave)
13. Crash! Boom! Bang!
14. How Do You Do!
15. Dangerous
Band presentation
16. Joyride (introduced with “Waltzing Matilda”)

17. Watercolours In The Rain
18. Spending My Time
19. The Look

20. Listen To Your Heart
21. Church Of Your Heart


Miscs

The 80th show of the 2011/2012 world tour was the first show for new background singer Dea Norberg.
The stage design is the same as in the 2011 autumn leg of the tour.


Articles and photos

Twitter/Instagram-photos from fans

The Courier Mail: Full house for Roxette’s trip down memory lane

Photos from xpose on Facebook

Pics on Fasterlouder.com.au

Pics from Gerry_Rocks on Flickr

Pics on Lifemusicmedia


Videos

Perfect day


Twitter response from fans:

@catcol59: Just saw roxette at Brisbane.worth the money
@stokegriff: Just saw the set list from the Brisbane Roxette show. Plenty of crap songs in there. Kinda wish I was going…
@blu17: Roxette was awesome. Can’t believe they last played in Brisbane in 1995!!!
@ladifabulous: Still buzzin from the Roxette concert but must go to sleep!
@Troyzee: Roxette, you still rock! Great night!
@SponsorshipGuru: Roxette in concert really brought back great 80s memories. Shame she can’t seem to hit the big notes anymore. Still had a great time!

New Zealand Herald: Roxette promises to return

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As today’s online edition of New Zealand Herald informs – Roxette promises to return to NZ.

Swedish pop act Roxette has promised to return for long-suffering fans who were disappointed by last night’s cancellation.

Roxette were scheduled to play Auckland’s Vector Arena but scrapped the show with just 48 hours’ notice after guitarist Per Gessle fell ill on his flight from Stockholm.

Roxette’s manager Thomas Johansson told the Herald on Sunday last night: “Sales were sitting around the 6500 mark for the Auckland gig and we were really pleased with that.” She plans to tour at a later date.

Promoters Live Nation said all tickets booked online or by phone would be refunded. Ticketmaster tickets should be taken back to the vendor with the credit card used to buy them.