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Pink adds new shows in Sydney and Melbourne to Australian ‘Summer Carnival’ tour

“Summer 2024 can’t come soon enough”

Pink has expanded her first Australian tour in more than five years by adding new shows in Sydney and Melbourne.

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Six days after the ‘Summer Carnival’ stadium tour was first announced February 9, promoters Live Nation added additional dates in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane. Now, a few weeks after the release of Pink’s ninth album ‘Trustfall’, two more dates in Sydney and Melbourne have been tacked onto the end of the tour.

Pink will now play three shows in total in Sydney, the first two at the Allianz Stadium on Friday and Saturday February 9-10, 2024, and the third at the Accor Stadium on Saturday March 16 to close the tour.

She’ll also play three shows at Melbourne’s Marvel Stadium. The first two will take place Friday and Saturday February 23-24, 2024 and the last one on Tuesday March 12.

General onsale begins for the new shows Wednesday (March 8) at 12pm in Melbourne and 2pm in Sydney. Find info here for the new Melbourne show and here for the Sydney show .

“I can’t wait to bring the ‘Summer Carnival’ tour to my home away from home, and smile and sing together until our cheeks hurt,” Pink said in a press statement. “Summer 2024 can’t come soon enough.”

Pink’s 2024 ‘Summer Carnival’ Australian tour dates are:

FEBRUARY Friday 9 – Eora/Sydney, Allianz Stadium Saturday 10 – Eora/Sydney, Allianz Stadium Tuesday 13 – Awabakal/Newcastle, McDonald Jones Stadium Friday 16 – Yuggera/Brisbane, Suncorp Stadium Saturday 17 – Yuggera/Brisbane, Suncorp Stadium Tuesday 20 – Bundjalung/Gold Coast, Metricon Stadium Friday 23 – Woiworung/Melbourne, Marvel Stadium Saturday 24 – Woiworung/Melbourne, Marvel Stadium Tuesday 27 – Kaurna/Adelaide, Adelaide Oval

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MARCH Friday 1 – Wajuk/Perth, Optus Stadium Saturday 2 – Wajuk/Perth, Optus Stadium Tuesday 12 – Woiworung/Melbourne, Marvel Stadium – NEW SHOW Saturday 16 – Eora/Sydney, Accor Stadium – NEW SHOW

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Pink’s ‘Summer Carnival’ Tour of Australia Smashes Records

Nearly one million tickets have changed hands for the trek – a volume that's by far the biggest for any female headliner to have toured ANZ.

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Pink’s Summer Carnival tour of Australia and New Zealand is yet to wrap, but it’s already logged in the history books.

With just three dates left on the itinerary, Live Nation, producer of her latest epic trek Down Under, reveals nearly one million tickets have changed hands – a volume that’s by far the biggest for any female headliner to have toured ANZ.

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And along the way, Pink has broken the attendance records at Sydney’s Allianz Stadium and at Melbourne’s Marvel Stadium.

“Pink is one of the most amazing live performers to ever walk onto the stage,” comments Michael Coppel, chairman of Live Nation Australasia and Pink’s long-standing promoter in Australia. “I’ve been very privileged to share in her epic 20-year journey in Australia and New Zealand, where she has played more than 200 shows.”

In Australia, Pink punches in the heavyweight class in every statistical category.

When Summer Carnival is done and dusted, her total ticket sales in this territory will lift to more than 3.1 million across six tours, the largest career ticket sales ever accumulated by an international performer in ANZ, according to LN.

That career tally includes more than 658,000 tickets sold on her 2009 Funhouse tour, which spanned 58 arena shows; and her 2013 The Truth About Love trek, which played 46 arena shows and shifted more than 600,000 tickets.

According to Billboard Boxscore, Pink is the highest-grossing act of the 2010s in Oceania with about $135 million. She even has her own ladies’ toilet block at the Brisbane Entertainment Centre, where she has eliminated old attendance marks.

Earlier this week , Coppel, Pink’s manager Roger Davies and staff from Sony Music Australia and Live Nation presented the Philadelphia pop superstar with a special award, a memento of her latest recording-busting efforts.

“There is a palpable mutual love affair between the Australasian audience that love seeing her perform live,” adds Coppel, “and an artist who clearly loves being here. Congratulations, Alecia, on yet another stunning record-breaking tour and on an incredible career, with even greater success surely to come.”

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P!nk Australian Tour Setlist Revealed

P!nk is bringing fun and pure hits to her Summer Carnival Australian tour.

P!nk (Credit: Ebru Yildiz)

P!nk is back in Australia for a record-breaking tour, playing an incredible 17 stadium shows on her Summer Carnival run. The tour is the seventh-highest-grossing tour for a woman of all time.

Last night (9 February) was the first night in her itinerary, and boy, did she (and a punter) deliver at Sydney’s Allianz Stadium.

Of course, a P!nk show isn’t a P!nk show without trapeze performance and an abundance of her rock and pop classics, but it was the intimate moments that The Music reviewer Alasdair Belling will remember from the concert.

“P!nk is changing what it means to be a pop star, and if this tour is anything to go by, she’s also changing what stadium performance looks like,” Belling declared in our review . “Perhaps most excitingly of all, P!nk’s music remains as fresh as ever; there was no sense of things feeling recycled. 

“Did we mention a fan literally had  a baby during the show?! If this is mum rock, the dads sure can learn a thing or two.”

P!nk was joined by special guest Tones And I , who warmed up the crowd with her rendition of Alphaville ’s Forever Young , and her songs Dance Monkey, Johnny Run Away , and more.

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Now’s the time to look away if you don’t want to know P!nk’s setlist ahead of the show(s) you might be attending on her Australian tour.

Six songs from her latest album, TRUSTFALL , were played, with the singer playing cuts from Funhouse, The Truth About Love, Beautiful Trauma, Great Hits… So Far!!!, M!ssundaztood and more – there was something for everyone in attendance.

No live debuts, just fun and pure hits. Check out P!nk’s setlist from her first show on her Australian tour below.

P!nk @ Allianz Stadium, Sydney (Eora), on Friday, 9 February 2024

Intro Montage (video intro: elements of Raise Your Glass, TRUSTFALL, What About Us & Get The Party Started)

Get The Party Started (aerial stunt, w/Eurythmics Sweet Dreams & C+C Music Factory's Gonna Make You Sweat snippets)

Raise Your Glass

Just Like A Pill

What About Us (dance remix)

Heartbeat (dance sequence to tape)

Turbulence (aerial stunt)

Glitter In The Air (shortened piano version during "Name That Tune" game with pianist)

Make You Feel My Love (Bob Dylan cover) (P!nk played the piano)

Our Song (a fan went into labour)

Just Give Me A Reason

Just Like Fire / Heartbreaker

Please Don't Leave Me (Acoustic)

Cover Me In Sunshine (with Willow Sage Hart)

When I Get There

Are You Gonna Fall? (spoken word interlude)

Blow Me (One Last Kiss) (with band introductions; extended intro)

Never Gonna Not Dance Again (with dancer introductions; extended outro)

So What (aerial stunt; extended intro & outro)

In a statement shared upon the tour’s unveiling , P!nk said: “I am so excited to finally get a chance to tour Australia and New Zealand in the summer!! I can’t wait to bring the Summer Carnival tour to my home away from home and smile and sing together until our cheeks hurt. Summer 2024 can’t come soon enough!”

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P!nk Extends 2024 Australian Tour Again

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P!nk has extended the Australia leg of her upcoming world tour for a final time.

The pop icon is coming back to Australia and Aotearoa for a massive arena tour next year. After fans quickly moved to snap up tickets, two new arena shows have been added to the end of the tour.

P!nk will now perform at Melbourne’s Marvel Stadium for a fourth and final time on Wednesday, March 13th, and she’ll now conclude her mammoth tour with an appearance at Townsville’s Queensland Country Bank Stadium on Saturday, March 23rd (see full dates below).

A perennial Australian favourite, this brings P!nk’s total amount of shows in the country to 16. Fellow pop superstar Tones and I has also been confirmed as the special guest at all dates.

Tickets to the two new shows go on sale to the general public on Friday, August 18th (Melbourne at 12pm and Townsville at 1pm). The Live Nation pre-sale begins on Thursday, August 17th (Melbourne at 11am and Townsville at 12pm).

“I am so excited to finally get a chance to tour Australia and New Zealand in the summer!!” P!nk said about the tour. “I can’t wait to bring the Summer Carnival Tour to my home away from home, and smile and sing together until our cheeks hurt. Summer 2024 can’t come soon enough!”

P!nk 2024 Australia and New Zealand Tour

More information available via livenation.com.au  or ticketmaster.co.nz

Friday, February 9th Allianz Stadium, Sydney, NSW

Saturday, February 10th Allianz Stadium, Sydney, NSW

Tuesday, February 13th McDonald Jones Stadium, Newcastle, NSW

Friday, February 16th Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane, QLD

Saturday, February 17th Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane, QLD

Tuesday, February 20th Carrara/Metricon Stadium, Gold Coast, QLD

Friday, February 23rd Marvel Stadium, Melbourne, VIC

Saturday, February 24th Marvel Stadium, Melbourne, VIC

Tuesday, February 27th Adelaide Oval, Adelaide, SA

Friday, March 1st Optus Stadium, Perth, WA

Saturday, March 2nd Optus Stadium, Perth, WA

Tuesday, March 5th Forsyth Barr Stadium, Dunedin, NZ

Friday, March 8th Eden Park, Auckland, NZ

Saturday, March 9th  Eden Park, Auckland, NZ

Tuesday, March 12th  Marvel Stadium, Melbourne, VIC

Wednesday, March 13th (NEW SHOW) Marvel Stadium, Melbourne, VIC

Saturday, March 16th  Accor Stadium, Sydney, NSW

Tuesday, March 19th Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane, QLD

Saturday, March 23rd (NEW SHOW) Queensland Country Bank Stadium, Townsville, QLD

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P!nk Announces 2024 Australian Stadium Tour

By Alex Gallagher

P!nk has announced she’ll return to Australia for the first time since 2018, with seven stadium gigs booked for February and March 2024. The artist’s Summer Carnival tour will kick off on Friday, 9th February 2024 at Sydney’s Allianz Stadium, before dates in Newcastle, Brisbane, the Gold Coast, Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth.

• UPDATE 15/02/2023: New shows added in Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne to meet demand
• UPDATE 17/02/2023: Second show at Perth’s Optus Stadium announced
• UPDATE 06/03/2023: Third shows announced for Sydney and Melbourne

P!nk – ‘Trustfall’

“I can’t wait to bring the Summer Carnival Tour to my home away from home, and smile and sing together until our cheeks hurt,” P!nk said in a statement. “Summer 2024 can’t come soon enough.”

P!nk has been a popular visitor to Australian shores throughout her career – other than North America, it’s the country she’s played the most shows in. During her 2009 tour in support of fifth album  Funhouse , the artist otherwise known as Alecia Hart performed for some 660,000 fans across 58 shows around Australia. The Australian leg of her 2013 tour in support of sixth studio album  The Truth About Love saw 320,000 tickets sold within a few hours of going on sale .

P!nk will release her ninth studio album,  Trustfall,  on Friday, 17th February. The album – which features guest appearances from The Lumineers , Chris Stapleton and First Aid Kit – will feature the singles ‘Never Gonna Not Dance Again’ and the title track, which was co-written and co-produced by Fred again..

P!nk 2024 Summer Carnival Australian Tour

• Friday, 9th February – Allianz Stadium, Sydney
• Saturday, 10th February – Allianz Stadium, Sydney – NEW SHOW
• Tuesday, 13th February – McDonald Jones Stadium, Newcastle
• Friday, 16th February – Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane
• Saturday, 17th February – Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane – NEW SHOW
• Tuesday, 20th February – Metricon Stadium, Gold Coast
• Friday, 23rd February – Marvel Stadium, Melbourne
• Saturday, 24th February – Marvel Stadium, Melbourne – NEW SHOW
• Tuesday, 27th February – Adelaide Oval, Adelaide
• Friday, 1st March – Optus Stadium, Perth
• Saturday, 2nd March – Optus Stadium, Perth – NEW SHOW
• Tuesday, 12th March – Marvel Stadium, Melbourne VIC –  NEW SHOW
• Saturday, 16th March – Accord Stadium, Sydney NSW –  NEW SHOW
• Tuesday, 19th March – Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane QLD – NEW SHOW

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Live Review: Pink “Summer Carnival Tour” – Sydney 2024

Amidst a drizzly Friday evening, Sydney’s Alliance Stadium was transformed into a vibrant spectacle for Pink ‘s inaugural concert as part of her ‘Summer Carnival Tour’ in Australia.

The renowned pop icon was joined by local sensation Tones and I , along with DJ Kidcutup, setting the stage for an electrifying night of music.

As the gates swung open at 5 pm, a sea of fans, adorned in pink-colored feather boas and cowboy hats, flooded the stadium in anticipation. Tones and I took the spotlight around 7:30 pm, captivating the audience with her chart-toppers like ‘Dance Monkey’ and ‘Johnny Run Away,’ followed by DJ Kidcutup’s engaging performance.

Approaching 9 pm, screens lit up with a video montage, setting the tone for an evening of celebration. Pink burst onto the stage with her chart-topping anthem ‘Get the Party Started,’ showcasing breathtaking aerial stunts alongside her dancers. The energy soared as she continued with ‘Raise Your Glass,’ keeping the audience on their feet. The American singer then treated fans to a nostalgic journey with classics like ‘Who Knew’ and ‘Just Like a Pill,’ drawing heartfelt sing-alongs from the crowd.

Undeterred by the intensifying rain, Pink seamlessly weaved through her repertoire, including hits like ‘Try’ and ‘What About Us,’ followed by the new track ‘Turbulence’ from her latest album, ‘Trustfall.’

Taking center stage at her piano, she delivered soulful renditions of ‘Glitter in the Air’ and ‘Our Song.’ A surprising interlude occurred when Pink halted the concert to assist a woman in labor, displaying genuine concern and even naming the newborn before resuming her performance.

The show continued with a dynamic mix of ‘Just Give Me a Reason,’ ‘F**ckin Perfect,’ ‘Just Like Fire,’ and a captivating cover of ‘Heartbreaker,’ punctuated by fireworks and flames. Slowing the tempo, Pink performed ‘Please Don’t Leave Me’ and ‘Cover Me in Sunshine,’ a beautiful duet with her daughter Willow.

Hit after hit resonated through the stadium with ‘I’m Here,’ ‘Irrelevant,’ ‘Blow Me (One Last Kiss),’ and her latest release, ‘Never Gonna Not Dance Again.’ Approaching 10:30 pm, Pink left the stage, only to return for an encore, soaring above the crowd amidst heavy rain, belting out the crowd-favorite ‘So What’ with unmatched charisma.

In summary, Pink delivered a spellbinding performance to a packed stadium, showcasing her professionalism, rock spirit, signature dance moves, and infectious positivity. Her connection with the audience was palpable, creating an intimate bond through her songs and authentic, easygoing personality.

Pink ‘s ‘Summer Carnival Tour’ continues tonight with another show in Sydney, followed by performances in Newcastle, Brisbane, Gold Coast, Melbourne, Adelaide, and Perth – A must go!

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Pink makes major announcement about australian tour.

Pink reacts as fan throws mum's ashes on stage

Pop star Pink has given a major update on her Summer Carnival tour Down Under.

The American singer has revealed that Aussie ARIA winner Tones & I will join her Australian tour next February and March.

WATCH THE VIDEO ABOVE: Pink reacts as fan throws mum’s ashes on stage.

But the good news didn’t stop there.

Pink, who has a massive fan base in Australia, also announced that she will be adding two extra shows, for those who missed out when the first round of tickets went on sales earlier this year.

“Hey Australia! I’m adding TWO MORE SHOWS to my 2024 #SummerCarnivalTour!” she posted to Instagram on Monday.

“And guess what else?!

“Tones and I will join me for the entire tour!

“Can’t wait to see your pretty faces soooon.”

The new dates are a fourth Melbourne concert at Marvel Stadium on March 13, and a gig in Townsville at the Queensland Country Bank Stadium on March 23.

The new Townsville concert will now mark Pink’s final appearance in Australia, after a March 19 date with Brisbane fans.

Live Nation presale tickets will be available from August 17.

Melbourne fans with a Live Nation access code can join the presale at 11am while Townsville tickets will become available for purchase from 12pm.

General tickets will go on sale the next day, August 18.

News that Tones & I was joining the tour and new dates had been added sent Aussie Pink fans wild.

“We’re coming for you 2024,” wrote comedian Rove McManus.

“Can’t wait!” gushed another.

One fan was ecstatic that a Townsville date had been added to the tour.

“This is huge for regional Queensland,” they wrote.

“Pink, you truly do love your fans and we love you back.”

Tones & I shared the tour news to her own Instagram fans.

“I am finally, after over 2, years touring my home country again ...with P!NK,” her posted read.

“LET’S GO!!!! NEW DATES ADDED!!”

One of the first fan “likes” to be posted was from the official Matildas account.

“GET THIS PARTY STARTED!” wrote one fan.

“How bloody good,” added another.

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Pink Sets New Milestones with Her Upcoming Australian Tour! In what is shaping into an extraordinary musical journey, Pink is set to redefine concert experiences in Australia and New Zealand in 2024. The pop icon’s tour dubbed the ‘Summer Carnival,’ promises to be a spectacle of epic proportions, spanning 16 shows across Australia. This tour marks Pink’s triumphant return to the region and includes a groundbreaking first: her debut stadium concert in North Queensland.

A Historic Concert in the Heart of Queensland

Pink’s visit will reach its crescendo with a historic show at the Queensland Country Bank Stadium in Townsville on March 23. This venue, usually echoing with the cheers of rugby league fans, will transform into a concert hall for a night of unforgettable musical extravagance. This announcement was part of a more significant revelation at a press conference attended by government dignitaries, underlining the significance of this event. As stated at the conference, “Queensland is the only state where Pink plays three separate cities, and this is the only regional stop.”

Shattering Records and Expectations

Pink’s relationship with Australia is nothing short of phenomenal. Her 16 stadium concerts this tour are just one facet of her record-breaking streak, which includes surpassing 725,000 ticket sales, a feat she’s already well beyond. Roger Field, President of Live Nation Australia, noted the immense popularity of Pink’s shows, which “sold out in minutes across the country.” The extension of her tour to North Queensland is a testament to her unparalleled demand in the region.

An ‘Honorary Aussie’ Returns

Pink’s bond with Australia runs deep, earning her the affectionate moniker of an “honorary Aussie.” Her previous tours have left indelible marks on the Australian music scene. The 2009 Funhouse Tour stands out as a monumental achievement. Pink performed an astounding 59 shows over three months, selling 650,000 tickets – a remarkable feat considering Australia’s population was less than 25 million then.

In Conclusion

Pink’s 2024 Summer Carnival Tour is more than just a series of concerts; it celebrates her enduring relationship with Australian fans. With record-breaking sales and a lineup of shows in some of the country’s most iconic venues, Pink’s tour is poised to be an unforgettable musical odyssey, solidifying her beloved figure in the Australian entertainment landscape.

Summer Carnival Australian Tour 2024

• Feb. 9 – Allianz Stadium, Sydney
• Feb. 10 – Allianz Stadium, Sydney
• Feb. 16 – Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane
• Feb. 17 – Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane
• Feb. 20 – Metricon Stadium (Heritage Bank Stadium), , Carrara, AU
• Feb. 23 – Etihad Stadium Docklands
• Feb. 24 – Etihad Stadium Docklands
• Feb. 27 – Adelaide Oval
• March 1 – Optus Stadium, Perth
• March 2 – Optus Stadium, Perth
• March 8 – Eden Park , Auckland, NZ
• March 9 – Eden Park , Auckland, NZ
• March 12 – Etihad Stadium Docklands
• March 13 – Etihad Stadium Docklands
• March 16 – Accor Stadium, Sydney
• March 19 – Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane
• March 23 – North Queensland Stadium

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Did tours like Taylor Swift and Pink spell the end for Splendour in the Grass?

Just a day after Splendour in the Grass was cancelled, Byron Bay's five-day Bluesfest has begun.

And while staging a festival after many others in recent months have been mothballed, Bluesfest direct Peter Noble said attendance numbers were still well below pre-COVID levels.

He said he believed international music tours were impacting the local festival industry.

"The whole music industry has become skewed on the Taylor Swifts, Pinks and Ed Sheerans and the money they are generating.

"It is skewing everything to make it look like it's OK."

The annual Splendour in the Grass festival  pulled the plug on its 2024 edition on Wednesday, two weeks after the official line-up was announced; the headline act was Kylie Minogue.

Mr Noble said the cancellation was a "tragedy" and called on the government to support the Australian industry.

Taylor Swift's five performances across Melbourne and Sydney earlier this year are expected to have generated more than  $135 million in economy activity . 

"We don't want to find that this whole industry is run by multinationals and there's no room for Aussie events," Mr Noble said.

Splendour in the Grass was scheduled for July 19 to 21 at Ngarindjin/North Byron Parklands.

The venue was also home to the Falls Festival, which has also been cancelled.

Like numerous music events nationwide, Splendour has faced challenges in recent times.

It was marred by flooding in 2022 which saw organisers cancel its opening day, while last year's festival failed to sell out. 

Bluesfest has also faced its fair share of problems, infamously being forced to shut down a day before the event in 2021 due to a COVID-19 scare.

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Mr Noble said the continued success of Bluesfest was in part due to the older crowd it attracted.

"We are an older demographic and people under 30 statistically have less money than anybody else in our community.

"Most Australian contemporary music events are aimed at those audiences that have the least amount of money."

He said 80,000 people were expected to attend Bluesfest this year, although attendance remained 20 per cent lower than pre-COVID numbers. 

According to a study commissioned by the organisers, the event brings more than $200 million into New South Wales and employed 2,100 workers this weekend in addition to 700 performers.

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Byron Bay Chamber of Commerce president Matt Williamson acknowledged young people were "thinking twice about spending".

"It wasn't a cheap festival and might not be a luxury everyone can afford," he said.

However with a strong headline act locked in, Mr Williamson thought the festival season looked promising.

"Kylie Minogue was going to be a great drawcard to get the punters back."

Splendour in the Grass gave Byron Bay businesses a much-needed boost during the quieter winter period, he said.

"There's a whole group of people that make a trip up and they stay in town and go into the restaurants, and go to the bar, and they enjoy the whole offer of what Byron's got."

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Just one minute later, she posted – and quickly deleted – a follow-up note: “This account will self-destruct in two minutes. Do it!!!!”

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Pink is yet to actually delete her account, but the news of her impending departure sent fans into a tailspin.

“Be you, stop giving in, you have [thousands] of fans here that love and support you,” one urged her, while another wrote: “Don’t break my achy breaky heaaarrttt!”

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“Bondi Beach it’s been too long!!!!!!!” Pink wrote in the caption. “Bills was delicious, too. ️Soooooooo happy to be back on this side of the world! Thank you beautiful Australia for being our home away from home. Kids are stoked.”

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