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Diamonds and Pearls Tour

Australian main-tour dates

13 April 1992 – 3 May 1992

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Listed performances
14
Cities in the record
3
Countries
1
Recorded span
21 days

Fourteen main-tour concerts match Goldies Parade and the Australian Concert Tour Database. Flinders Park Tennis Centre and National Tennis Centre refer to the same Melbourne venue. Separate nightclub aftershows are outside this selection.

THE ARTIST, ON THE ROAD

The story behind this itinerary

The Australian chapter follows Brisbane, five Melbourne dates and seven Sydney performances in April and May 1992.

All fourteen main-tour dates and their venues agree between two specialist chronologies. Melbourne’s National Tennis Centre is also listed as Flinders Park Tennis Centre.

Separate nightclub aftershows are excluded from the main-tour selection. World-tour gross is left unfilled until a checked final report is available.

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THE ROUTE

From Brisbane to Sydney

3 city runs
  1. BrisbaneAU · 2 listed
  2. MelbourneAU · 5 listed
  3. SydneyAU · 7 listed

Sequence of listed performances. Connections illustrate the itinerary; they do not establish actual travel or days off.

READ THE RHYTHM

How the dates fit together

14

Dates with a listed show

Within the 21-day first-to-last recorded span.

3

Consecutive listed show days

The longest unbroken run of calendar dates represented here.

7

Performances in one city run

Consecutive entries in one city, before the next listed city.

2

Days between listed dates

The longest date interval. Missing dates do not establish rest or travel.

THE DATED RECORD

Prince · Diamonds and Pearls Tour dates & venues

Australian main-tour dates · 13 April 1992 – 3 May 1992
DateCityVenueEvidence
Source-listedBrisbaneAustraliaBrisbane Entertainment CentreSource ↗
Source-listedBrisbaneAustraliaBrisbane Entertainment CentreSource ↗
Source-listedMelbourneAustraliaNational Tennis Centre · Flinders ParkSource ↗
Source-listedMelbourneAustraliaNational Tennis Centre · Flinders ParkSource ↗
Source-listedMelbourneAustraliaNational Tennis Centre · Flinders ParkSource ↗
Source-listedMelbourneAustraliaNational Tennis Centre · Flinders ParkSource ↗
Source-listedMelbourneAustraliaNational Tennis Centre · Flinders ParkSource ↗
Source-listedSydneyAustraliaSydney Entertainment CentreSource ↗
Source-listedSydneyAustraliaSydney Entertainment CentreSource ↗
Source-listedSydneyAustraliaSydney Entertainment CentreSource ↗
Source-listedSydneyAustraliaSydney Entertainment CentreSource ↗
Source-listedSydneyAustraliaSydney Entertainment CentreSource ↗
Source-listedSydneyAustraliaSydney Entertainment CentreSource ↗
Source-listedSydneyAustraliaSydney Cricket GroundSource ↗

Future records marked “Planned listing” retain source status. A past listing alone is not proof that a performance took place.

BOX OFFICE

Reported ticket grosses

Australian main-tour dates · partial reported coverage

Billboard reports six Sydney Entertainment Centre shows as one combined engagement, in printed US dollars. The two Brisbane shows, five Melbourne shows and Sydney Cricket Ground concert have no checked boxscore here. The subtotal is not the full Australian-leg or world-tour gross; the six-night receipt is never split between performances.

Reported engagements · USD
Engagement / datesReported grossSource
Sydney1992-04-24, 1992-04-26, 1992-04-27, 1992-04-29, 1992-04-30, 1992-05-01USD 2,185,108Billboard · Amusement Business Boxscore

PROVENANCE

Where this record comes from

All fourteen main-tour dates and venue identities compared across two specialist archives. Six Sydney Entertainment Centre dates also corroborated by a contemporary Boxscore.

Source check: 2026-10-21

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