Exact date JoJo Siwa tickets go on sale and price for Dublin gig in intimate venue as she announces mega tour
The singer, who first rose to fame as a bow-obsessed preteen on the US reality show
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JoJo Siwa has announced the dates for the European leg of her tour
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JoJo Siwa will be coming to Dublin this year
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Jojo Siwa's fans were left 'screaming' with the news
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Artist presale tickets will be available to purchase tomorrow on Friday July 18 at 10am before MCD presale tickets go live at 12pm.
General sale will then begin next week on Monday July 21 at 10am.
Tickets are priced from €42.70 including booking fee & venue facility fee and will be sold on Ticketmaster.ie.
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Bookings are subject to 12.5% service charge per ticket (max €10.50).
Under 14s must be accompanied by an adult.
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The 22-year-old said: "My INFINITY HEART TOUR is coming to EUROPE
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"The love and kindness you all have shown me means the world to me and I can't wait to start my Infinity Heart Tour with you!
"It's all of your favourite JoJo songs that you know and love plus, new music that I can't wait for you all to hear!
JoJo Siwa says she'll NEVER break up with Chris Hughes saying their relationship is 'earthquake proof'
"Let's make tons of unforgettable memories singing and dancing together! See you soon!"
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She finishes her tour in Klub Proxima in Warsaw, on Wednesday October 15.
And the Nebraska native's fans are just as thrilled with the news.
Angela commented: "CRYING, SCREAMING, THROWING UP!"
Lisa said: "Omg I'm screaming you're coming to Dublin."
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Jen wrote: "OMG SO FREAKING EXCITED, will be there."
Max remarked: "So excited for this! See you there!"
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