The full line-up for the 2023 RnB Fridays Live festival is revealed with Jason Derulo, Flo Rida and Kelly Rowland set to perform in Australia
RnB Fridays Live is coming back this year bigger and better than ever.
The festival will be held in November with the likes of Jason Derulo, Flo Rida and Kelly Rowland set to perform.
Boyz II Men, JoJo, 112, Baby Bash, Travie McCoy, DJ Havana Brown, Vinn Rock and DJ Kay Gee as well as DJ YO! MAFIA will also take the stage at the event.
American rapper Fatman Scoop and Bachelor star Abbie Chatfield will be returning as hosts.
The full line-up for the 2023 event was announced by organisers on Thursday.
The full line-up for the 2023 RnB Fridays Live festival is revealed with Jason Derulo (pictured), Flo Rida and Kelly Rowland set to perform in Australia
The international superstars will perform in Melbourne on November 10, Perth on November 11, Adelaide on November 12 before heading to Auckland on November 16.
The festival will also head to Brisbane on November 17 and Sydney on November 18.
The Telstra pre-sale will go on sale September 5 while the Frontier Members pre-sale is on September 7.
General tickets will go on sale September 12.
Head of Hit Metro Content Amanda Lee said: ‘We are so excited to partner with the Mushroom Group once again to present Fridayz Live.’
The full line-up for the 2023 event was announced by organisers on Thursday
‘We love giving our fans experiences they will never forget and this year will be no different, bringing some of RNB’s biggest names to this incredible live concert series.’
Mushroom Group CEO Matt Gudinski added: ‘Fridayz Live is the biggest party of the year. As we enter our sixth edition, the event continues to build from strength to strength, set to deliver fans an amazing live experience.’
‘The 2023 lineup is one of our best yet and we can’t wait for crowds to see what we have in store for them this November.’
The international superstars will perform in Melbourne on November 10, Perth on November 11, Adelaide on November 12 before heading to Auckland on November 16. The festival will also head to Brisbane on November 17 and Sydney on November 18
