Ed Sheeran

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Ed Sheeran returns to Australia after five-year hiatus for new ... (The Sydney Morning Herald)

Chart-topping singer and songwriter Ed Sheeran will return to Australia in February and March next year to play a run of stadium shows around the country.

I got the final plans for it the last day of the Divide tour, and they’ve been building for three years.” He will also play stadium shows in Queensland, South Australia and Western Australia. “We’ve basically built this stage over the last three years.

Win Tickets To Ed Sheeran In 2023! (KIIS1011)

Ed Sheeran is bringing his + – = ÷ x Tour to Australia and you could be there! Superstar Ed Sheeran is set to return to Australia in early 2023 for a ...

Ed Sheeran returning to Aus & NZ with massive stadium tour (3BA)

After smashing records in 2018, Ed Sheeran announces his much-anticipated return to Australia + New Zealand for '+ - = ÷ x TOUR' in February/March 2023.

Ed Sheeran announces Adelaide Oval concert on Australia NZ Tour (Glam Adelaide)

Superstar Ed Sheeran is set to return to Australia and New Zealand in February/March 2023 for a massive run of stadium shows as part of his + – = ÷ x Tour (pronounced 'The Mathematics Tour'). It will be Ed's first tour down under since his record ...

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Ed Sheeran Perth Tour 2023: Everything You Need To Know (So Perth)

Ed Sheeran announces 2023 Perth tour as part of his Australian + – = ÷ x (The Mathematics) Tour. The stars keep coming to Perth as global superstar Ed Sheeran announces that he will be making his way back to Perth in March 2023. Ed ...

- 7th Mar, 2023 – Adelaide Oval, Adelaide - 17th Feb, 2023 – Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane - 2nd Feb, 2023 – Sky Stadium, Wellington

Ed Sheeran adds up Mathematics tour dates (Mandurah Mail)

ENGLISH pop superstar Ed Sheeran is returning to Australia in February and March 2023 for a massive stadium tour. Announced on Wednesday, the + - = x Tour ...

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Ed Sheeran set to light up the MCG in 2023 (Melbourne Cricket Club)

Update: Due to overwhelming demand, Frontier Touring is happy to announce the MCG will host a second show of Ed Sheeran's '+ - = ÷ x' (Mathematics) Tour on ...

His third studio album ‘÷’ was the best-selling album worldwide of 2017. The shows are one of many Tour stops that will see Sheeran also play at the most iconic stadiums in Wellington, Auckland, Brisbane, Sydney, Adelaide, and Perth. This follows the already-announced Thursday March 2 concert, that sees MCG play host to the four-time Grammy Award winner, when the superstar singer-songwriter makes his return to Australia for a massive run of stadium shows as part of the ‘+ - = ÷ x’ (Mathematics) Tour across Australia and New Zealand.

Ed Sheeran copyright case: Music experts differ over whether ... (Sky News)

Sheeran and co-writers John McDaid of Snow Patrol and producer Steven McCutcheon have denied their 2017 track rips off part of the 2015 song Oh Why by Sami ...

He said the two melodies were "nearly identical in respect of their rhythm and pitch", the phonetic sounds of the vocal lines were "musically indistinguishable to the ear" and other compositional similarities included the use of "phrase repetition" and "the musical dynamics". He concluded there were "striking and substantial similarities between certain aspects of the lead vocal melody of Oh Why and Shape Of You". Mr Ricigliano, who was instructed by the Shape Of You co-writers' lawyers but told the High Court he was "completely impartial", said he considered the extent of the alleged similarities between the two songs to be "overstated".

Proving copying in Ed Sheeran case will be challenging (Out-Law.com)

Similarities identified in parts of Ed Sheeran's 2017 song Shape of You and a track produced by two lesser-known artists are “not necessarily evidence of ...

But, Connor said, even when similarities between two songs can be identified, that fact “is not necessarily evidence” of copying. Sheeran denies copying Chokri and O’Donoghue’s work, and told the court he does not treat less prominent songwriters differently from famous ones. Out-Law News

Ed Sheeran's Shape Of You 'coincidentally similar to song by ... (The Independent)

American forensic musicologist Anthony Ricigliano concluded in a report that it was “objectively unlikely” that any similarities between the 2017 track and the ...

Start your Independent Premium subscription today. The expert said that from his analysis of Mr Sheeran’s work there was “nothing in there that he did which doesn’t reflect back on what he had done before”, adding that his conclusion was that “this was written by him and his associates”. “I would disagree with the characterisation,” Mr Ricigliano said, adding that the two are “coincidentally similar” and there are “distinctive differences”. Mr Ricigliano, who was instructed by the Shape Of You co-writers’ lawyers but told the court he was “completely impartial”, said in a report that he considered the extent of the alleged similarities between the two songs to be “overstated”. Lawyers for Mr Chokri and Mr O’Donoghue allege that when the two songs’ melodies are transposed into the same key “the progression of notes is the same”. Mr Chokri and his co-writer Ross O’Donoghue claim that a central “Oh I” hook in Mr Sheeran and his co-authors’ song is “strikingly similar” to an “Oh Why” refrain in their own composition.

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