Tour News: Jason Donovan
01-01-2024 Australian entertainment icon, Matinee favourite and bonefide national treasure, Jason Donovan is thrilled to announce his "Doin' Fine 25" tour, a spectacular celebration of his remarkable career in music, theatre, TV and film. This exciting tour will take fans on a journey through 35 years of hits on stage and screen accompanied by his live band. The Doin' Fine 25 Tour is scheduled to kick off in February 2025, with an extensive list of dates in major cities across the UK. Tickets for the show are general sale on 24th November from 10am. An exclusive fan pre-sale is available from 20th November. Full information is available via jasondonovan.com. [qt-button text="LISTEN LIVE" link="https://matineeradio.com/listen-live/" target="_blank" size="qt-btn-m" style="qt-btn-primary" alignment="aligncenter"] Known for his versatility as an actor, singer, and all-around entertainer, Jason Donovan has captivated audiences worldwide. Doin' Fine 25 is a celebration following the legendary Doin’ Fine 90 tour, still vividly remembered by fans.
The 1990 tour followed a frenzied few years of success, Jason's debut single, "Nothing Can Divide Us," had shot to number 5 in the UK charts in September 1988, followed by the iconic duet with Kylie, "Especially For You," which topped the charts for 14 weeks. The hype around Jason Donovan continued with his first solo UK number one, "Too Many Broken Hearts," and the chart-topping album "Ten Good Reasons" in 1989.
With an armful of awards for his acting and a growing pile of platinum selling records, 1990 proved to be as much of a career whirlwind as Jason released his second album, "Between The Lines," and continued to dominate the UK charts with singles like "Hang On To Your Love," "Another Night," "Rhythm Of The Rain," and "I'm Doin’ Fine." In June of that year, Jason embarked on his "Doin’ Fine 90" tour, performing to thousands of enthusiastic fans in sold-out venues worldwide. Doin’ Fine 25 hopes to invoke some of the memories from that special moment in time.


Credit: Matt Crockett

