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How to get tickets for Jordan Peterson’s 2019 Australian tour

The Canadian self-help sensation comes Down Under for his second visit

Following the announcement of his Australian and New Zealand tour, Canadian self-help sensation Dr Jordan B Peterson has today confirmed ticketing details for his upcoming 2019 Down Under visit.

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The social critic, author and psychology professor will return to Australia for his second tour next February, after amassing a huge following from his YouTube lectures, and a string of viral videos where he has butted heads with ideological opponents, most notably Channel 4 journalist Cathy Newman.

Click on the below dates for ticketing information.

Feb 09, 2019 Riverside Theatre, Perth.

Feb 11, 2019 AEC Theatre, Adelaide

Feb 13, 2019 The Plenary, South Wharf, Melbourne

Feb 15, 2019 Llewellyn Hall, Canberra

Feb 16, 2019 Sydney Opera House, Sydney

Feb 17, 2019 Brisbane Convention Centre, Brisbane

Taking in much larger venues than his March 2018 Australian visit, Peterson has risen dramatically in prominence over the past year and will be accompanied by YouTube personality and comedian Dave Rubin.

While the professor’s occasional run-ins with opponents have sparked controversy, he has amassed a huge following for his self-help advice – which focusses on personal responsibility and a quest for higher meaning as a solution to the challenges of life. He also argues against what he calls ‘ideological possession’ – something he says is a particular problem on modern university campuses.

Peterson initially rose to international prominence by opposing Canadian legislation that mandated the use of transgender pronouns; something he saw as an unacceptable imposition on free speech. However, he has stated that he would use transgender pronouns if personally requested, and rejects claims his position is anti-trans.

A string of sometimes tense encounters with TV interviewers since have become viral sensations, most recently a heated exchange with feminist Helen Lewis, on behalf of British GQ. His book, 12 Rules For Life, has been a best seller in Australia. 

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