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Tones and I says QEII Square would limit her crowd to 2000 people

Tones and I says a show in Albury's QEII Square would limit her crowd to 2000 people.

Tones and I says playing Albury's QEII Square would limit her crowd to 2000 people. QEII Square has been made smaller by an upgrade to the city's convention centre.

On Monday, 12 October, she posted on Facebook that she would come back with a big show. Tones and I's first pop-up was at Albury Botanic Gardens on New Year's Day 2022, and she is keen to return.

Albury mayor Kylie King said she was not aware of the details. Mayor King said the council will find a way to make it work for Tones and I. Wodonga Council has contacted her team to explore options, but no arrangements are confirmed.

Wodonga councillor Cassie Aldridge suggested Gateway Lakes and Sumsion Gardens as possible venues. Her management team did not respond to questions from The Border Mail.

2000 people in QEII Square
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Monday, 12 October
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Gateway Lakes and Sumsion Gardens
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Why it mattersA big concert could bring visitors and money to the twin cities, a Wodonga councillor says.

AustraliaFans in Albury and Wodonga could get a local show, but no date or venue is confirmed.

✓ Claims checked against the source and corrected before publish. checked 2 h ago

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