The 'crazy times' are coming back for Boom Crash Opera as the rockers reunite with their lead singer for a national tour. Dale Ryder will front the band for the first time in three years. Image: News Corp Australia.
The 'crazy times' are coming back for Boom Crash Opera as the rockers reunite with their lead singer for a national tour. Dale Ryder will front the band for the first time in three years. Image: News Corp Australia
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Powderfinger by end of 2020.
Still have their ‘best of’ hits on regular rotation.
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