When is leonard cohen touring

Please click HERE for important additional information regarding this show date. Early last year audiences across Australia and New Zealand were privileged to experience the incomparable live talents of Leonard Cohen. Rapturous reviews followed, with many critics calling the shows the best they have ever seen. Those lucky enough to be in attendance at the concerts described them in glowing and effusive terms, earning the envy of those who had missed out on what many speculated would be the last opportunity to see Leonard Cohen on our shores.

Accordingly it is with no small amount of pleasure that The Frontier Touring Company announce that Leonard Cohen has agreed to return - with his amazing nine piece band and backing singers - to Australia and New Zealand for an encore series of concerts in October and November But if you want a one-word review, try magical. For those who discovered Leonard Cohen second-hand through his famous fans…it was an eye-opener.

Tickets on sale from Thursday 3 June. Log into your account: Remember me. Ticketmaster 09 www. General public tickets on sale from Thursday 3 June, 9am local time. Ticketmaster www. Probably makes some right good poutine too. See all videos 2. See all photos See all posters Get your tour dates seen by one billion fans: Sign up as an artist. Live streams Chemnitz Your artists Popular artists.

Leonard Cohen No longer touring past concerts Join Songkick to track your favorite artists and never miss them live. Yes, please notify me. Tours most with The Webb Sisters. Hot Chip. Vincent Vincent And The Villains. Past concerts Apr 11 Dec 21 Auckland, New Zealand Spark Arena.

Live reviews My grandmother always loved listening to Leonard Cohen and was a big fan of him. Read more Report as inappropriate. To his penitent posture, we sang every word back; when his eyes opened, they were full of tears.

Cohen performs June 18, in Paris, France. The performances felt like bequeathments from a visiting dignitary, serene and warm—Cohen finally seemed unfazed onstage, with no quivers of his epic past stage fright in sight—they had desperate origins.

To take Lynch to court, and extend its increasingly messy and humiliating proceedings , Cohen had to mortgage his house. All told, he performed shows between and It felt strange during this trek, and wildly unjust, to know that Leonard Cohen was in this difficult position. In his music, he found questions beautiful—the real ones worth asking, about love and faith and purpose—yet he seemed preternaturally wise to the answers, and was patiently conversing with us as we straggled behind his pace.