James Reyne, Simon Binks and David Reyne come together to celebrate the music of Australian Crawl. This is the first time in over 40 years that three original members will share the stage, joined by John Watson (Australian Crawl 83- 86), Brett Kingman, Josh Owen, Andrew McIvor, Sean Johnson, Melinda Jackson and Nicole Kurta. In a short career between 1978 and 1986 Australian Crawl delivered numerous chart hits and iconic songs that are woven into the fabric of Australia.
RED HOT SUMMER TOUR 2026 | AUSTRALIAN CRAWL
Oct - Nov 2026
RED HOT SUMMER TOUR with Australian Crawl, Men At Work + more
RED HOT SUMMER TOUR will create history in 2026 and are thrilled to announce for the first time in 40 years, Australian Crawl will take to the stage, alongside the iconic Men At Work. They will be joined by an all-star Aussie line-up featuring Birds of Tokyo, Vika & Linda, Eskimo Joe, Boom Crash Opera and Ella Hooper.
2026 tour dates
GENERAL ADMISSION
169.90 plus fees
Entry to General Admission areas of the event
Patrons are advised to bring own camp / folding chair. No Picnic Rugs Permitted.
FAST PASS | EARLY ENTRY
$219.90 plus fees
Inclusions:
- Access to Express Entry Gate which opens 30min before General Admission
- Access to Express Pass Entry Lanes at Bar
- Express Pass RHST Wristband
ROCK BAR
$309.90 plus fees
Inclusions:
- Access to Express Entry Gate which opens 30min before General Admission
- $25 Red Hot Summer Tour Merchandise Voucher
- Private Toilets
- Dedicated cash bar with premium beverage options
- Entry to dedicated beer garden located to side of stage approx. 50 metres from stage front
- BBQ Dinner served at 5:30pm
- Unreserved tables / chairs throughout the beer garden
GRANDSTAND A RESERVE
$249.90 plus fees
- Reserved seat in Grandstand with view of stage
- Dedicated Grandstand toilets
GRANDSTAND B RESERVE
$219.90 plus fees
- Reserved seat in grandstand with view of stage
- Dedicated grandstand toilets
MEN AT WORK
Men At Work were born in Melbourne, Australia in the middle of 1979.
The band went on to become a globally successful Grammy winning, multi-platinum selling act, during the early 80’s. The original band however came apart relatively quickly and had disintegrated by 1985.
Colin Hay and Greg Ham responded to demand and toured many parts of the world as Men At Work from 1996 into the 2000’s. Sadly, Greg Ham passed away in 2012.
Founding member Colin Hay has developed a solo career over the last 35 years, writing, recording, and touring extensively throughout the world as a solo artist. He is presently part of Ringo Starr’s All Starr Band.
Since 2019, he has also toured and played under the Men At Work banner with his LA based group of musicians, where he plays an exclusively Men At Work set, including all the hits and dearly loved songs which clearly have stood the test of time.
BIRDS OF TOKYO
Formed in Perth in the early 2000’s, Birds of Tokyo have grown from independent roots to become one of Australia’s most popular contemporary rock bands.
Since their 2008 breakthrough Universes, all five of the group’s albums have reached the ARIA top 3 including two #1 hits: March Fires(2013) and Human Design (2021). Classic songs like “Good Lord”, “Plans”, “Lanterns”, “Two Of Us”, “Brace” and “Unbreakable” have all been top 10 airplay hits and more than seventy of their tracks have featured on Triple J, making them one of the National Youth Broadcaster’s three most played artists of this millennium. The band has also won the APRA Award for “Most Performed Rock/Alternative Work” on a record setting six separate occasions.
Epic live shows have always been at the core of their appeal. Birds Of Tokyo have played major festivals from Splendour In The Grass & Falls to Red Hot Summer Tour and they have appeared as special guests for superstars like Muse, Midnight Oil, Cold Chisel, Incubus and Bon Jovi.
VIKA & LINDA
Vika & Linda are two of Australia’s most celebrated and enduring voices. They have captivated Australian audiences with their powerful harmonies and magnetic stage presence. From their Tongan roots singing in church to global tours with The Black Sorrows, the sisters have released nine studio albums, topped charts, written an autobiography, and collaborated with legends like Paul Kelly and Kasey Chambers. Inducted into the ARIA Hall of Fame and awarded the OAM for their service to music, Vika & Linda are revered for their genre-spanning versatility and soul-stirring performances. With enduring influence and boundless energy, they remain one of Australia’s most treasured and trailblazing vocal duos.
Their stunning new album, Where Do You Come From? is a record that marks the sisters’ emergence as powerful songwriters in their own right, it is the most personal and revealing body of work in their nearly four-decade career. After a lifetime of lending their voices to the stories of others, this record marks a moment of stepping forward, the sisters telling their own story in full; a widescreen work that spans identity, ancestry, motherhood, ageing, grief, joy, and the grounding presence of water.
ESKIMO JOE
Since forming in 1997, Eskimo Joe has racked up a long list of impressive accomplishments. With 6 studio albums under their belts and sales in excess of 750,000, in Australia alone, the band has seen 3 of those albums debut at number 1 on the ARIA charts, with juggernaut ‘Black Fingernails, Red Wine’ shining for a monster 62 weeks in the ARIA Chart Top 50 and “Foreign Land”, from their fourth album ‘Inshalla’, bringing home 2 APRA Awards, for Most Played Rock Song on Australian radio and Best Rock Song of 2010.
Eskimo Joe have enjoyed 35 ARIA nominations in their career thus far – a number only surpassed by Silverchair, Powderfinger, Kylie Minogue and John Farnham. They have brought home 3 International Song-writing Awards, 11 WAMi Awards and 8 ARIAs and 11 of their compositions have featured in Triple J’s Hottest 100 countdown, with ‘Black Fingernails, Red Wine’ landing 2nd place.
BOOM CRASH OPERA
Originally formed in Melbourne in 1985, Boom Crash Opera got their start on Australia's pub rock circuit and quickly earned a reputation as a band to watch. Their 1986 debut single Great Wall helped establish their distinctive pop-rock sound and launched a string of hit singles, including Her Charity, Onion Skin and Talk About It.
Often compared to acts such as INXS, Icehouse and Tears For Fears, the band took a major step forward in 1989 with the release of their second album, These Here Are Crazy Times. Featuring Onion Skin, The Best Thing and what is arguably their signature song, Dancing Up A Storm, the album broadened their international profile and remains a landmark Australian rock release.
Following the release of three more albums throughout the 1990s, the group remained an active touring and festival favourite into the new millennium. In 2009, they revisited their catalogue with Dancing In The Storm, an acoustic collection of some of their most-loved songs. In 2025, the band unveiled their first new material in 28 years with the electrifying electro-glam-rock track Latest Hustle.
ELLA HOOPER
Ella Hooper burst onto the Australian music scene as the technicolour frontwoman of Killing Heidi, an unlikely success story – the teenage band from the bush who went on claiming pop rock dominion with a string of hit singles, no. 1 album, sold-out tours, Rolling Stone covers and more. Ella was the first-ever woman and the youngest person to be awarded SPRA’s Songwriter of the Year Award.
Now three albums deep into a celebrated solo career spanning synth, folk, rock, country and Americana, Ella also balances a successful side hustle hosting multiple TV and radio shows, making her more than just a pop singer in her native Australia.
PLAYING TIMES
12:30pm ═ GATES
1:10pm - 1:40pm ═ ELLA HOOPER
2:05pm - 2:45pm ═ BOOM CRASH OPERA
3:10pm - 3:50pm ═ VIKA & LINDA
4:15pm - 5:00pm ═ ESKIMO JOE
5:25pm - 6:15pm ═ BIRDS OF TOKYO
6:45pm - 7:45pm ═ MEN AT WORK
8:15pm - 9:30pm ═ AUSTRALIAN CRAWL
*Artist line-up and playing times are subject to change
TICKET TYPES
General Admission
General Admission Tickets include entry to General Admission areas of the event. Patrons are advised to bring their own camp / folding chair. No Picnic Rugs Permitted.
Fast Pass | Early Entry
- Access to Express Entry Gate which opens 30min before General Admission.
- Access to Express Pass Entry Lanes at Bar.
- Express Pass RHST Wristband
Rock Bar
- Entry to dedicated beer garden located to side of stage approx. 50 metres from stage front.
- Access via the Fast Pass Entry Lanes
- Unreserved tables / chairs throughout the beer garden
- Dedicated cash bar with premium beverage options
- Private Toilets
- BBQ Dinner served at 5:30pm
- $25 Red Hot Summer Tour Merchandise Voucher
Reserved Grandstand
- Reserved seat in Grandstand with view of stage
- Dedicated Grandstand toilets
ABOUT THE VENUE
Queens Park is located in the heart of Toowoomba. This magnificent site is open air, and patrons are encouraged to bring a camp chair to the event. Please note that picnic rugs are not permitted.
PARKING & TRANSPORT
Public Transport
Local buses are provided by Translink. For timetables and routes, visit the Translink website and use their Journey Planner feature.
Drop-off / Pick-up Point
A designated Drop-off/Pick-up point is located near the event entry on Margaret Street. This is suitable for rideshare/taxi and also for those travelling with accessible patrons. Please follow the directions of signage and traffic management on the day.
Accessible Parking
Parking for Accessible Permit holders is not always assured; however there is accessible parking in the local area on a first-come frst-serve basis.
There is also a pick-up/drop-off point located close to the entry on Margaret Street that is recommended for those travelling with patrons with accessibility needs.
On show day, our customer service staff will be available if you need assistance in accessing the concert site.
WHAT TO BRING
You may bring to this event:
- Camp Chair
- Sealed Still Bottled Water (not carbonated)
- Rain Poncho
- Non Professional Camera (No professional lenses or video cameras)
PROHIBITED ITEMS
Items strictly prohibited from entry include:
- Picnic Rugs
- Alcohol
- Soft Drink & Non Alcoholic Beverages (apart from Still Sealed Water)
- Umbrellas
- Cheese Knives
- Glass (including Glass Jars)
- Metal Cutlery
- Shade Structures
- Tents and Canopies
- Offensive Clothing
- MC Club Attire
- Bicycles
- Scooters
- Trolleys
- Pets
FOOD & BEVERAGE
This event will have a large range of food and beverage outlets open for the duration of the day. A public Bar will operate offering a range of Beer, Wine, Cider, Spirits and Non-Alcoholic Beverages. All vendors will accept cash or card payments.
MERCHANDISE
The Merchandising Truck will be located adjacent to the main bar and will feature a large range of official Red Hot Summer Tour Merchandise, as well as artist offerings.
AGE RESTRICTIONS
This event is All Ages. Patrons under 12 years of age will be permitted free entry to General Admission with a paying Parent / Guardian. All other ticket categories are full price for all attendees, regardless of age.
All patrons under 18 years of age must be accompanied by a parent / guardian and remain with them at all times.
FIRST AID
First Aid is located on site for the duration of the event. If you are feeling unwell or need medical attention at any time, please visit the First Aid Marquee.
ACCESSIBILITY INFORMATION
Accesible Parking is available for accredited patrons adjacent to the event entry. This area is unreserved.
Once inside the venue an accessible viewing area is available adjacent to the front of house marquee. Accessible bathrooms are located in close proximity to this area. The area is reserved for disabled patrons and their immediate accredited carer. Please note that this is an outdoor venue with uneven surfaces and is open to the elements. If you require any assistance on the day, please ask one of our staff.
BOX OFFICE
The Box Office is located at the concert entry point and will be open from 60 minutes prior to gates opening, and until the headline artist commences.
Please have your ticket downloaded and ready to scan at the gate, with your phone brightness turned up.
TICKETING POLICY
The official ticketing agency for this event is Ticketmaster. The Red Hot Summer Tour takes no responsibility for tickets purchased outside of the official agency. Tickets purchased through third parties such as Viagogo, Facebook Marketplace, Gumtree, Ebay or other sites are done so at the customer’s own risk. Fraudulent tickets will not be honoured.
Once a ticket purchase is completed, there are no refunds or exchanges available. In purchasing a ticket to this event, the purchaser acknowledges that any government mandates, public health orders or inability to attend due to illness or other changed circumstances does not render the purchaser eligibility for a refund or exchange.
WEATHER POLICY
This event is an open-air concert that will proceed rain, hail or shine. In the very unlikely event of a cancellation, ticketholders will be advised by SMS, Email and social media.
The event will only be cancelled if the site is deemed unsafe to proceed/continue. This decision will be made by Event Management, Venue Management and Emergency Services. Patrons are advised to come prepared for the elements with appropriate attire, footwear, a wide-brimmed hat, sunscreen, and rain poncho.
CONDITIONS OF ENTRY
- It is a condition of entry that all bags, chairs and personal belongings are presented to Security Staff for inspection.
- Patrons detected with contraband items such as alcohol will be refused entry without refund.
- Please also note that the event has a no Pass Out policy, so please come prepared for the full day.
HOW DO I GET TICKETS?
Tickets are via our official ticketing partner: Ticketmaster
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Telstra Plus Pre-Sale: Monday, 22 June 2026 @ 9am
RHST Pre-Sale: Tuesday, 23 June 2026 @ 10am > SIGN UP FOR RHST PRE-SALE
GP On Sale: Thursday, 25 June 2026 @ 9am
*All times are local
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Telstra Plus members get exclusive ticket access to the Red Hot Summer Tour starting Monday 22 June at 9am (local time) until 9am (local time) Tuesday, 23 June.
🤫Telstra also want to give you a little extra benefit 🤫Visit telstra.com/tickets to find out more or join Telstra Plus today.
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GENERAL ADMISSION
$169.90 plus fees
Entry to General Admission areas of the event
Patrons are advised to bring own camp / folding chair. No Picnic Rugs Permitted.
FAST PASS | EARLY ENTRY
$219.90 plus fees
Inclusions:
- Access to Express Entry Gate which opens 30min before General Admission
- Access to Express Pass Entry Lanes at Bar
- Express Pass RHST Wristband
WATERVIEW VIP
$249.90 plus fees
Inclusions:
- Private viewing area at the rear of the site
- Private bar and toilets
- Express VIP entry
- Light canapés served once at 4pm
THE DECK VIP
$269.90 plus fees
Inclusions:
- Private viewing area at the rear of the site
- Private bar and toilets
- Express VIP entry
- Light canapés served once at 4pm
PLATINUM VIP
$399.90 plus fees
Inclusions:
- Access to the Pumicestone Room upstairs with air con
- Private bar and toilets
- Light canapes served from 2pm
- Gourmet Buffet
- 4 hour beverage package (inc beer, wine, sparkling wine, soft drinks & water) from 2pm
- Express VIP entry
OASIS VIP
$249.90 plus fees
Inclusions:
- Private viewing area at the rear of site
- Private bar and toilets
- Express VIP entry
- Light canapes served once at 4pm
AUSTRALIAN CRAWL
James Reyne, Simon Binks and David Reyne come together to celebrate the music of Australian Crawl. This is the first time in over 40 years that three original members will share the stage, joined by John Watson (Australian Crawl 83- 86), Brett Kingman, Josh Owen, Andrew McIvor, Sean Johnson, Melinda Jackson and Nicole Kurta. In a short career between 1978 and 1986 Australian Crawl delivered numerous chart hits and iconic songs that are woven into the fabric of Australia.
MEN AT WORK
Men at Work were born in Melbourne, Australia, in mid-1979.
The band went on to become a globally successful Grammy-winning, multi-platinum-selling act during the early 80s. The original band, however, came apart relatively quickly and had disintegrated by 1985.
Colin Hay and Greg Ham responded to demand and toured many parts of the world as Men at Work from 1996 into the 2000s. Sadly, Greg Ham passed away in 2012.
Founding member Colin Hay has developed a solo career over the last 35 years, writing, recording, and touring extensively throughout the world as a solo artist. He is presently part of Ringo Starr’s All Starr Band.
Since 2019, he has also toured and played under the Men At Work banner with his LA-based group of musicians, where he plays an exclusively Men At Work set, including all the hits and dearly loved songs which clearly have stood the test of time.
BIRDS OF TOKYO
Formed in Perth in the early 2000’s, Birds of Tokyo have grown from independent roots to become one of Australia’s most popular contemporary rock bands.
Since their 2008 breakthrough Universes, all five of the group’s albums have reached the ARIA top 3 including two #1 hits: March Fires(2013) and Human Design (2021). Classic songs like “Good Lord”, “Plans”, “Lanterns”, “Two Of Us”, “Brace” and “Unbreakable” have all been top 10 airplay hits and more than seventy of their tracks have featured on Triple J, making them one of the National Youth Broadcaster’s three most played artists of this millennium. The band has also won the APRA Award for “Most Performed Rock/Alternative Work” on a record setting six separate occasions.
Epic live shows have always been at the core of their appeal. Birds Of Tokyo have played major festivals from Splendour In The Grass & Falls to Red Hot Summer Tour and they have appeared as special guests for superstars like Muse, Midnight Oil, Cold Chisel, Incubus and Bon Jovi.
VIKA & LINDA
Vika & Linda are the most loved vocal duo of their generation – admired and respected by fans and fellow artists, they’ve been singing together their entire lives. It all began in a church and from church to the charts Vika & Linda have enjoyed a remarkable musical journey.
After three classic albums with the Black Sorrows, Vika & Linda have released eight studio albums, two live albums and a chart-topping anthology. They have sung on number one albums by Paul Kelly, Kasey Chambers and John Farnham, done gigs for the Dalai Lama, Nelson Mandela and the King of Tonga, and released their first memoir “No Bull” in 2022, documenting their journey from suburban Melbourne to the top of the charts. They have been nominated for four ARIA Awards and have been each awarded a Medal of the Order of Australia.
ESKIMO JOE
Since forming in 1997, Eskimo Joe has racked up a long list of impressive accomplishments. With 6 studio albums under their belts and sales in excess of 750,000, in Australia alone, the band has seen 3 of those albums debut at number 1 on the ARIA charts, with juggernaut ‘Black Fingernails, Red Wine’ shining for a monster 62 weeks in the ARIA Chart Top 50 and “Foreign Land”, from their fourth album ‘Inshalla’, bringing home 2 APRA Awards, for Most Played Rock Song on Australian radio and Best Rock Song of 2010.
Eskimo Joe have enjoyed 35 ARIA nominations in their career thus far – a number only surpassed by Silverchair, Powderfinger, Kylie Minogue and John Farnham. They have brought home 3 International Song-writing Awards, 11 WAMi Awards and 8 ARIAs and 11 of their compositions have featured in Triple J’s Hottest 100 countdown, with ‘Black Fingernails, Red Wine’ landing 2nd place.
BOOM CRASH OPERA
Originally formed in Melbourne in 1985, Boom Crash Opera got their start on Australia's pub rock circuit and quickly earned a reputation as a band to watch. Their 1986 debut single Great Wall helped establish their distinctive pop-rock sound and launched a string of hit singles, including Her Charity, Onion Skin and Talk About It.
Often compared to acts such as INXS, Icehouse and Tears For Fears, the band took a major step forward in 1989 with the release of their second album, These Here Are Crazy Times. Featuring Onion Skin, The Best Thing and what is arguably their signature song, Dancing Up A Storm, the album broadened their international profile and remains a landmark Australian rock release.
Following the release of three more albums throughout the 1990s, the group remained an active touring and festival favourite into the new millennium. In 2009, they revisited their catalogue with Dancing In The Storm, an acoustic collection of some of their most-loved songs. In 2025, the band unveiled their first new material in 28 years with the electrifying electro-glam-rock track Latest Hustle.
ELLA HOOPER
Ella Hooper burst onto the Australian music scene as the technicolour frontwoman of Killing Heidi, an unlikely success story – the teenage band from the bush who went on claiming pop rock dominion with a string of hit singles, no. 1 album, sold-out tours, Rolling Stone covers and more. Ella was the first-ever woman and the youngest person to be awarded SPRA’s Songwriter of the Year Award.
Now three albums deep into a celebrated solo career spanning synth, folk, rock, country and Americana, Ella also balances a successful side hustle hosting multiple TV and radio shows, making her more than just a pop singer in her native Australia.
PLAYING TIMES
12:30pm ═ GATES
12:50pm - 1:20pm ═ ELLA HOOPER
1:40pm - 2:20pm ═ BOOM CRASH OPERA
2:40pm - 3:20pm ═ VIKA & LINDA
3:45pm - 4:30pm ═ ESKIMO JOE
4:55pm - 5:45pm ═ BIRDS OF TOKYO
6:15pm - 7:15pm ═ MEN AT WORK
7:45pm - 9:00pm ═ AUSTRALIAN CRAWL
*Artist line-up and playing times are subject to change
TICKET TYPES
General Admission
General Admission Tickets include entry to General Admission areas of the event. Patrons are advised to bring their own camp / folding chair. No Picnic Rugs Permitted.
Fast Pass | Early Entry
- Access to Express Entry Gate which opens 30min before General Admission.
- Access to Express Pass Entry Lanes at Bar
- Express Pass RHST Wristband
Platinum
- Access to the Pumicestone Room upstairs with air con
- Private bar and toilets
- Light canapes served from 2pm
- Gourmet Buffet
- 4 hour beverage package (inc beer, wine, sparkling wine, soft drinks & water) from 2pm
- Express VIP entry
Waterview
- Private viewing area at the rear of site
- Private bar and toilets
- Express VIP entry
- Light canapes served once at 4pm
Oasis
- Private viewing area at the rear of site
- Private bar and toilets
- Express VIP entry
- Light canapes served once at 4pm
The Deck
- Private viewing area at the rear of site
- Private bar and toilets
- Express VIP entry
- Light canapes served once at 4pm
ABOUT THE VENUE
Sandstone Point Hotel is located at 1800 Bribie Island Road Sandstone Point. This magnificent site is open air, and patrons are encouraged to bring a low back camp chair (max 20cm leg height) to the event. Please note that picnic rugs are not permitted.
PARKING & TRANSPORT
PARKING
Parking is available on site which is a short distance to the main entry gates. Parking passes can be pre purchased for $5.00 + BF from the venue website or $10.00 on the day. Please note that as traffic will be at a premium there will be delays in entering and exiting the venue. Please prepare with this in mind.
BUSES
It is recommended that you utilise the venue’s bus service to arrive and leave the event. Pickup and drop off available from a variety of locations. More information & bookings can be found HERE.
DROP-OFF ZONE
There is a dedicated concert drop-off zone, which will be signposted.
ACCESSIBLE PARKING
Unreserved accessible parking is available near the venue entrance.Please inform car parking attendants and security upon arrival, and follow all signage and directions provided by traffic staff to reach the designated area.
WHAT TO BRING
You may bring to this event:
- Low Back Camp Chair (max leg height 20cm)
- 1 x Sealed Still Bottled Water (not carbonated)
- Rain Poncho
- Non-Professional Camera (No professional lenses or video cameras)
PROHIBITED ITEMS
Items strictly prohibited from entry include:
- Picnic Rugs
- Alcohol
- Food
- Soft Drink & Non Alcoholic Beverages (apart from 1 Bottle Still Sealed Water)
- Umbrellas
- Cheese Knives
- Glass
- Glass Jars
- Metal Cutlery
- Shade Structures
- Tents and Canopies
- Offensive Clothing
- MC Club Attire
- Bicycles
- Scooters
- Trolleys
- Pets
FOOD & BEVERAGE
This event will have a large range of food and beverage outlets open for the duration of the day. Please note, no outside food is allowed. A public Bar will operate offering a range of Beer, Wine, Cider, Spirits and Non-Alcoholic Beverages. All vendors will accept cash or card payments.
MERCHANDISE
The Merchandising Truck will be located adjacent to the main bar and will feature a large range of official Red Hot Summer Tour Merchandise, as well as artist offerings.
AGE RESTRICTIONS
This event is strictly 18+
FIRST AID
First Aid is located on site for the duration of the event. If you are feeling unwell or need medical attention at any time, please visit the First Aid Marquee.
ACCESSIBILITY INFORMATION
Unreserved accessible parking is available near the hotel entry. Please follow signage and directions of traffic staff to this area. Once inside the venue, an accessible viewing area is available approximately 50 metres from the stage front. The accessible viewing area is at ground level. The area is reserved for disabled patrons and their immediate accredited carer.
An accessible bathroom is located in the main hotel building or external toilet compounds.
Please note that this is an outdoor venue with uneven surfaces and is open to the elements.
If you require any assistance on the day, please ask one of our staff.
BOX OFFICE
The Box Office is located at the concert entry point and will be open from 60 minutes prior to gates opening, and until the headline artist commences.
Please have your ticket downloaded and ready to scan at the gate, with your phone brightness turned up.
TICKETING POLICY
The official ticketing agency for this event is Ticketmaster. The Red Hot Summer Tour takes no responsibility for tickets purchased outside of the official agency. Tickets purchased through third parties such as Viagogo, Facebook Marketplace, Gumtree, Ebay or other sites are done so at the customer’s own risk. Fraudulent tickets will not be honoured.
Once a ticket purchase is completed, there are no refunds or exchanges available. In purchasing a ticket to this event, the purchaser acknowledges that any government mandates, public health orders or inability to attend due to illness or other changed circumstances does not render the purchaser eligibility for a refund or exchange.
WEATHER POLICY
This event is an open-air concert that will proceed rain, hail or shine. In the very unlikely event of a cancellation, ticketholders will be advised by SMS, Email and social media.
The event will only be cancelled if the site is deemed unsafe to proceed/continue. This decision will be made by Event Management, Venue Management and Emergency Services. Patrons are advised to come prepared for the elements with appropriate attire, footwear, a wide-brimmed hat, sunscreen, and rain poncho.
CONDITIONS OF ENTRY
It is a condition of entry that all bags, chairs and personal belongings are presented to Security Staff for inspection.
Patrons detected with contraband items such as alcohol will be refused entry without refund.
Please also note that the event has a no Pass Out policy, so please come prepared for the full day.
HOW DO I GET TICKETS?
Tickets are via our official ticketing partner: Ticketmaster
--------------------
Telstra Plus Pre-Sale: Monday, 22 June 2026 @ 9am
RHST Pre-Sale: Tuesday, 23 June 2026 @ 10am > SIGN UP FOR RHST PRE-SALE
GP On Sale: Thursday, 25 June 2026 @ 9am
*All times are local
--------------------
Telstra Plus members get exclusive ticket access to the Red Hot Summer Tour starting Monday 22 June at 9am (local time) until 9am (local time) Tuesday, 23 June.
🤫Telstra also want to give you a little extra benefit 🤫Visit telstra.com/tickets to find out more or join Telstra Plus today.
--------------------
GENERAL ADMISSION
$169.90 plus fees
Entry to General Admission areas of the event
Patrons are advised to bring own camp / folding chair. No Picnic Rugs Permitted.
FAST PASS | EARLY ENTRY
$219.90 plus fees
Inclusions:
- Access to Express Entry Gate which opens 30min before General Admission
- Access to Express Pass Entry Lanes at Bar
- Express Pass RHST Wristband
ROCK BAR
$309.90 plus fees
Inclusions:
- Entry to dedicated beer garden located to side of stage approx. 70 metres from stage front
- Access via the Fast Pass Entry Lanes
- Unreserved tables / chairs throughout the beer garden
- Dedicated cash bar with premium beverage options
- Private Toilets
- BBQ Dinner served at 5:30pm
- $25 Red Hot Summer Tour Merchandise Voucher
GRANDSTAND A RESERVE
$249.90 plus fees
- Reserved seat in Grandstand with view of stage
- Dedicated Grandstand toilets
GRANDSTAND B RESERVE
$219.90 plus fees
- Reserved seat in Grandstand with view of stage
- Dedicated Grandstand toilets
AUSTRALIAN CRAWL
James Reyne, Simon Binks and David Reyne come together to celebrate the music of Australian Crawl. This is the first time in over 40 years that three original members will share the stage, joined by John Watson (Australian Crawl 83- 86), Brett Kingman, Josh Owen, Andrew McIvor, Sean Johnson, Melinda Jackson and Nicole Kurta. In a short career between 1978 and 1986 Australian Crawl delivered numerous chart hits and iconic songs that are woven into the fabric of Australia.
MEN AT WORK
Men at Work were born in Melbourne, Australia, in mid-1979.
The band went on to become a globally successful Grammy-winning, multi-platinum-selling act during the early 80s. The original band, however, came apart relatively quickly and had disintegrated by 1985.
Colin Hay and Greg Ham responded to demand and toured many parts of the world as Men at Work from 1996 into the 2000s. Sadly, Greg Ham passed away in 2012.
Founding member Colin Hay has developed a solo career over the last 35 years, writing, recording, and touring extensively throughout the world as a solo artist. He is presently part of Ringo Starr’s All Starr Band.
Since 2019, he has also toured and played under the Men At Work banner with his LA-based group of musicians, where he plays an exclusively Men At Work set, including all the hits and dearly loved songs which clearly have stood the test of time.
BIRDS OF TOKYO
Formed in Perth in the early 2000’s, Birds of Tokyo have grown from independent roots to become one of Australia’s most popular contemporary rock bands.
Since their 2008 breakthrough Universes, all five of the group’s albums have reached the ARIA top 3 including two #1 hits: March Fires(2013) and Human Design (2021). Classic songs like “Good Lord”, “Plans”, “Lanterns”, “Two Of Us”, “Brace” and “Unbreakable” have all been top 10 airplay hits and more than seventy of their tracks have featured on Triple J, making them one of the National Youth Broadcaster’s three most played artists of this millennium. The band has also won the APRA Award for “Most Performed Rock/Alternative Work” on a record setting six separate occasions.
Epic live shows have always been at the core of their appeal. Birds Of Tokyo have played major festivals from Splendour In The Grass & Falls to Red Hot Summer Tour and they have appeared as special guests for superstars like Muse, Midnight Oil, Cold Chisel, Incubus and Bon Jovi.
VIKA & LINDA
Vika & Linda are the most loved vocal duo of their generation – admired and respected by fans and fellow artists, they’ve been singing together their entire lives. It all began in a church and from church to the charts Vika & Linda have enjoyed a remarkable musical journey.
After three classic albums with the Black Sorrows, Vika & Linda have released eight studio albums, two live albums and a chart-topping anthology. They have sung on number one albums by Paul Kelly, Kasey Chambers and John Farnham, done gigs for the Dalai Lama, Nelson Mandela and the King of Tonga, and released their first memoir “No Bull” in 2022, documenting their journey from suburban Melbourne to the top of the charts. They have been nominated for four ARIA Awards and have been each awarded a Medal of the Order of Australia.
ESKIMO JOE
Since forming in 1997, Eskimo Joe has racked up a long list of impressive accomplishments. With 6 studio albums under their belts and sales in excess of 750,000, in Australia alone, the band has seen 3 of those albums debut at number 1 on the ARIA charts, with juggernaut ‘Black Fingernails, Red Wine’ shining for a monster 62 weeks in the ARIA Chart Top 50 and “Foreign Land”, from their fourth album ‘Inshalla’, bringing home 2 APRA Awards, for Most Played Rock Song on Australian radio and Best Rock Song of 2010.
Eskimo Joe have enjoyed 35 ARIA nominations in their career thus far – a number only surpassed by Silverchair, Powderfinger, Kylie Minogue and John Farnham. They have brought home 3 International Song-writing Awards, 11 WAMi Awards and 8 ARIAs and 11 of their compositions have featured in Triple J’s Hottest 100 countdown, with ‘Black Fingernails, Red Wine’ landing 2nd place.
BOOM CRASH OPERA
Originally formed in Melbourne in 1985, Boom Crash Opera got their start on Australia's pub rock circuit and quickly earned a reputation as a band to watch. Their 1986 debut single Great Wall helped establish their distinctive pop-rock sound and launched a string of hit singles, including Her Charity, Onion Skin and Talk About It.
Often compared to acts such as INXS, Icehouse and Tears For Fears, the band took a major step forward in 1989 with the release of their second album, These Here Are Crazy Times. Featuring Onion Skin, The Best Thing and what is arguably their signature song, Dancing Up A Storm, the album broadened their international profile and remains a landmark Australian rock release.
Following the release of three more albums throughout the 1990s, the group remained an active touring and festival favourite into the new millennium. In 2009, they revisited their catalogue with Dancing In The Storm, an acoustic collection of some of their most-loved songs. In 2025, the band unveiled their first new material in 28 years with the electrifying electro-glam-rock track Latest Hustle.
ELLA HOOPER
Ella Hooper burst onto the Australian music scene as the technicolour frontwoman of Killing Heidi, an unlikely success story – the teenage band from the bush who went on claiming pop rock dominion with a string of hit singles, no. 1 album, sold-out tours, Rolling Stone covers and more. Ella was the first-ever woman and the youngest person to be awarded SPRA’s Songwriter of the Year Award.
Now three albums deep into a celebrated solo career spanning synth, folk, rock, country and Americana, Ella also balances a successful side hustle hosting multiple TV and radio shows, making her more than just a pop singer in her native Australia.
PLAYING TIMES
12:30pm ═ GATES
1:10pm - 1:40pm ═ ELLA HOOPER
2:05pm - 2:45pm ═ BOOM CRASH OPERA
3:10pm - 3:50pm ═ VIKA & LINDA
4:15pm - 5:00pm ═ ESKIMO JOE
5:25pm - 6:15pm ═ BIRDS OF TOKYO
6:45pm - 7:45pm ═ MEN AT WORK
8:15pm - 9:30pm ═ AUSTRALIAN CRAWL
*Artist line-up and playing times are subject to change
TICKET TYPES
General Admission
General Admission Tickets include entry to General Admission areas of the event. Patrons are advised to bring their own camp / folding chair. No Picnic Rugs Permitted.
Fast Pass | Early Entry
- Access to Express Entry Gate which opens 30min before General Admission.
- Access to Express Pass Entry Lanes at Bar.
- Express Pass RHST Wristband
Rock Bar
- Entry to dedicated beer garden located to side of stage approx. 50 metres from stage front.
- Access via the Fast Pass Entry Lanes
- Unreserved tables / chairs throughout the beer garden
- Dedicated cash bar with premium beverage options
- Private Toilets
- BBQ Dinner served at 5:30pm
- $25 Red Hot Summer Tour Merchandise Voucher
Reserved Grandstand
- Reserved seat in Grandstand with view of stage
- Dedicated Grandstand toilets
ABOUT THE VENUE
Berry Showground is located on Alexandra Street, Berry. This magnificent site is open air, and patrons are encouraged to bring a camp chair to the event. Please note that picnic rugs are not permitted.
NO CAMPING AVAILABLE AT BERRY SHOWGROUND
GETTING TO THE VENUE
Please note there is no parking available adjacent to the venue. Drop-off and pick-up is recommended on Station Road, adjacent to the venue.
Accessible Parking is available on Alexandra Street for patrons displaying a valid accessible parking permit.
BUS TRANSFERS
Kennedy Coachlines will be providing bus transfers from locations across the Shoalhaven region to the event.
WHAT TO BRING
You may bring to this event:
- Camp Chair
- Sealed Still Bottled Water (not carbonated)
- Rain Poncho
- Non Professional Camera (No professional lenses or video cameras)
PROHIBITED ITEMS
Items strictly prohibited from entry include:
- Picnic Rugs
- Alcohol
- Soft Drink & Non Alcoholic Beverages (apart from Still Sealed Water)
- Umbrellas
- Cheese Knives
- Glass (including Glass Jars)
- Metal Cutlery
- Shade Structures
- Tents and Canopies
- Offensive Clothing
- MC Club Attire
- Bicycles
- Scooters
- Trolleys
- Pets
FOOD & BEVERAGE
This event will have a large range of food and beverage outlets open for the duration of the day. A public Bar will operate offering a range of Beer, Wine, Cider, Spirits and Non-Alcoholic Beverages. All vendors will accept cash or card payments.
MERCHANDISE
The Merchandising Truck will be located adjacent to the main bar and will feature a large range of official Red Hot Summer Tour Merchandise, as well as artist offerings.
AGE RESTRICTIONS
This event is All Ages. Patrons under 12 years of age will be permitted free entry to General Admission with a paying Parent / Guardian. All other ticket categories are full price for all attendees, regardless of age.
All patrons under 18 years of age must be accompanied by a parent / guardian and remain with them at all times.
FIRST AID
First Aid is located on site for the duration of the event. If you are feeling unwell or need medical attention at any time, please visit the First Aid Marquee.
ACCESSIBILITY INFORMATION
Accesible Parking is available for accredited patrons adjacent to the event entry. This area is unreserved.
Once inside the venue an accessible viewing area is available approx. 40m from the stage. Accessible bathrooms are located in close proximity to this area.
The area is reserved for patrons with disability and their immediate accredited carer. Please note that this is an outdoor venue with uneven surfaces and is open to the elements. If you require any assistance on the day, please ask one of our staff.
BOX OFFICE
The Box Office is located at the concert entry point and will be open from 60 minutes prior to gates opening, and until the headline artist commences.
Please have your ticket downloaded and ready to scan at the gate, with your phone brightness turned up.
TICKETING POLICY
The official ticketing agency for this event is Ticketmaster. The Red Hot Summer Tour takes no responsibility for tickets purchased outside of the official agency. Tickets purchased through third parties such as Viagogo, Facebook Marketplace, Gumtree, Ebay or other sites are done so at the customer’s own risk. Fraudulent tickets will not be honoured.
Once a ticket purchase is completed, there are no refunds or exchanges available. In purchasing a ticket to this event, the purchaser acknowledges that any government mandates, public health orders or inability to attend due to illness or other changed circumstances does not render the purchaser eligibility for a refund or exchange.
WEATHER POLICY
This event is an open-air concert that will proceed rain, hail or shine. In the very unlikely event of a cancellation, ticketholders will be advised by SMS, Email and social media.
The event will only be cancelled if the site is deemed unsafe to proceed/continue. This decision will be made by Event Management, Venue Management and Emergency Services. Patrons are advised to come prepared for the elements with appropriate attire, footwear, a wide-brimmed hat, sunscreen, and rain poncho.
CONDITIONS OF ENTRY
It is a condition of entry that all bags, chairs and personal belongings are presented to Security Staff for inspection.
Patrons detected with contraband items such as alcohol will be refused entry without refund.
Please also note that the event has a no Pass Out policy, so please come prepared for the full day.
HOW DO I GET TICKETS?
Tickets are via our official ticketing partner: Ticketmaster
--------------------
Telstra Plus Pre-Sale: Monday, 22 June 2026 @ 9am
RHST Pre-Sale: Tuesday, 23 June 2026 @ 10am > SIGN UP FOR RHST PRE-SALE
GP On Sale: Thursday, 25 June 2026 @ 9am
*All times are local
--------------------
Telstra Plus members get exclusive ticket access to the Red Hot Summer Tour starting Monday 22 June at 9am (local time) until 9am (local time) Tuesday, 23 June.
🤫Telstra also want to give you a little extra benefit 🤫Visit telstra.com/tickets to find out more or join Telstra Plus today.
--------------------
GENERAL ADMISSION
$169.90 plus fees
Entry to General Admission areas of the event
Patrons are advised to bring own camp / folding chair. No Picnic Rugs Permitted.
FAST PASS | EARLY ENTRY
$219.90 plus fees
Inclusions:
- Access to Express Entry Gate which opens 30min before General Admission
- Access to Express Pass Entry Lanes at Bar
- Express Pass RHST Wristband
GRANDSTAND A RESERVE
$249.90 plus fees
- Reserved seat in Grandstand with view of stage
- Dedicated Grandstand toilets
GRANDSTAND B RESERVE
$219.90 plus fees
- Reserved seat in Grandstand with view of stage
- Dedicated Grandstand toilets
AUSTRALIAN CRAWL
James Reyne, Simon Binks and David Reyne come together to celebrate the music of Australian Crawl. This is the first time in over 40 years that three original members will share the stage, joined by John Watson (Australian Crawl 83- 86), Brett Kingman, Josh Owen, Andrew McIvor, Sean Johnson, Melinda Jackson and Nicole Kurta. In a short career between 1978 and 1986 Australian Crawl delivered numerous chart hits and iconic songs that are woven into the fabric of Australia.
MEN AT WORK
Men at Work were born in Melbourne, Australia, in mid-1979.
The band went on to become a globally successful Grammy-winning, multi-platinum-selling act during the early 80s. The original band, however, came apart relatively quickly and had disintegrated by 1985.
Colin Hay and Greg Ham responded to demand and toured many parts of the world as Men at Work from 1996 into the 2000s. Sadly, Greg Ham passed away in 2012.
Founding member Colin Hay has developed a solo career over the last 35 years, writing, recording, and touring extensively throughout the world as a solo artist. He is presently part of Ringo Starr’s All Starr Band.
Since 2019, he has also toured and played under the Men At Work banner with his LA-based group of musicians, where he plays an exclusively Men At Work set, including all the hits and dearly loved songs which clearly have stood the test of time.
BIRDS OF TOKYO
Formed in Perth in the early 2000’s, Birds of Tokyo have grown from independent roots to become one of Australia’s most popular contemporary rock bands.
Since their 2008 breakthrough Universes, all five of the group’s albums have reached the ARIA top 3 including two #1 hits: March Fires(2013) and Human Design (2021). Classic songs like “Good Lord”, “Plans”, “Lanterns”, “Two Of Us”, “Brace” and “Unbreakable” have all been top 10 airplay hits and more than seventy of their tracks have featured on Triple J, making them one of the National Youth Broadcaster’s three most played artists of this millennium. The band has also won the APRA Award for “Most Performed Rock/Alternative Work” on a record setting six separate occasions.
Epic live shows have always been at the core of their appeal. Birds Of Tokyo have played major festivals from Splendour In The Grass & Falls to Red Hot Summer Tour and they have appeared as special guests for superstars like Muse, Midnight Oil, Cold Chisel, Incubus and Bon Jovi.
VIKA & LINDA
Vika & Linda are the most loved vocal duo of their generation – admired and respected by fans and fellow artists, they’ve been singing together their entire lives. It all began in a church and from church to the charts Vika & Linda have enjoyed a remarkable musical journey.
After three classic albums with the Black Sorrows, Vika & Linda have released eight studio albums, two live albums and a chart-topping anthology. They have sung on number one albums by Paul Kelly, Kasey Chambers and John Farnham, done gigs for the Dalai Lama, Nelson Mandela and the King of Tonga, and released their first memoir “No Bull” in 2022, documenting their journey from suburban Melbourne to the top of the charts. They have been nominated for four ARIA Awards and have been each awarded a Medal of the Order of Australia.
ESKIMO JOE
Since forming in 1997, Eskimo Joe has racked up a long list of impressive accomplishments. With 6 studio albums under their belts and sales in excess of 750,000, in Australia alone, the band has seen 3 of those albums debut at number 1 on the ARIA charts, with juggernaut ‘Black Fingernails, Red Wine’ shining for a monster 62 weeks in the ARIA Chart Top 50 and “Foreign Land”, from their fourth album ‘Inshalla’, bringing home 2 APRA Awards, for Most Played Rock Song on Australian radio and Best Rock Song of 2010.
Eskimo Joe have enjoyed 35 ARIA nominations in their career thus far – a number only surpassed by Silverchair, Powderfinger, Kylie Minogue and John Farnham. They have brought home 3 International Song-writing Awards, 11 WAMi Awards and 8 ARIAs and 11 of their compositions have featured in Triple J’s Hottest 100 countdown, with ‘Black Fingernails, Red Wine’ landing 2nd place.
BOOM CRASH OPERA
Originally formed in Melbourne in 1985, Boom Crash Opera got their start on Australia's pub rock circuit and quickly earned a reputation as a band to watch. Their 1986 debut single Great Wall helped establish their distinctive pop-rock sound and launched a string of hit singles, including Her Charity, Onion Skin and Talk About It.
Often compared to acts such as INXS, Icehouse and Tears For Fears, the band took a major step forward in 1989 with the release of their second album, These Here Are Crazy Times. Featuring Onion Skin, The Best Thing and what is arguably their signature song, Dancing Up A Storm, the album broadened their international profile and remains a landmark Australian rock release.
Following the release of three more albums throughout the 1990s, the group remained an active touring and festival favourite into the new millennium. In 2009, they revisited their catalogue with Dancing In The Storm, an acoustic collection of some of their most-loved songs. In 2025, the band unveiled their first new material in 28 years with the electrifying electro-glam-rock track Latest Hustle.
ELLA HOOPER
Ella Hooper burst onto the Australian music scene as the technicolour frontwoman of Killing Heidi, an unlikely success story – the teenage band from the bush who went on claiming pop rock dominion with a string of hit singles, no. 1 album, sold-out tours, Rolling Stone covers and more. Ella was the first-ever woman and the youngest person to be awarded SPRA’s Songwriter of the Year Award.
Now three albums deep into a celebrated solo career spanning synth, folk, rock, country and Americana, Ella also balances a successful side hustle hosting multiple TV and radio shows, making her more than just a pop singer in her native Australia.
PLAYING TIMES
12:30pm ═ GATES
1:10pm - 1:40pm ═ ELLA HOOPER
2:05pm - 2:45pm ═ BOOM CRASH OPERA
3:10pm - 3:50pm ═ VIKA & LINDA
4:15pm - 5:00pm ═ ESKIMO JOE
5:25pm - 6:15pm ═ BIRDS OF TOKYO
6:45pm - 7:45pm ═ MEN AT WORK
8:15pm - 9:30pm ═ AUSTRALIAN CRAWL
*Artist line-up and playing times are subject to change
ABOUT THE VENUE
Keirle Park is a magnificent open-air venue located at 277 Pittwater Road, Manly NSW 2095.
PARKING & TRANSPORT
Please check back closer to the event.
WHAT TO BRING
You may bring to this event:
- Camp Chair
- Sealed Still Bottled Water (not carbonated)
- Rain Poncho
- Non Professional Camera (No professional lenses or video cameras)
PROHIBITED ITEMS
Items strictly prohibited from entry include:
- Picnic Rugs
- Alcohol
- Soft Drink & Non Alcoholic Beverages (apart from Still Sealed Water)
- Umbrellas
- Cheese Knives
- Glass (including Glass Jars)
- Metal Cutlery
- Shade Structures
- Tents and Canopies
- Offensive Clothing
- MC Club Attire
- Bicycles
- Scooters
- Trolleys
- Pets
FOOD & BEVERAGE
This event will have a large range of food and beverage outlets open for the duration of the day. A public Bar will operate offering a range of Beer, Wine, Cider, Spirits and Non-Alcoholic Beverages. All vendors will accept cash or card payments.
MERCHANDISE
The Merchandising Truck will be located adjacent to the main bar and will feature a large range of official Red Hot Summer Tour Merchandise, as well as artist offerings.
AGE RESTRICTIONS
This event is strictly 18+
FIRST AID
First Aid is located on site for the duration of the event. If you are feeling unwell or need medical attention at any time, please visit the First Aid Marquee.
ACCESSIBILITY INFORMATION
Once inside the venue an accessible viewing area is available approx. 40m from the stage. Accessible bathrooms are located in close proximity to this area.
The area is reserved for patrons with disability and their immediate accredited carer. Please note that this is an outdoor venue with uneven surfaces and is open to the elements. If you require any assistance on the day, please ask one of our staff.
BOX OFFICE
The Box Office is located at the concert entry point and will be open from 60 minutes prior to gates opening, and until the headline artist commences.
Please have your ticket downloaded and ready to scan at the gate, with your phone brightness turned up.
TICKETING POLICY
The official ticketing agency for this event is Ticketmaster. The Red Hot Summer Tour takes no responsibility for tickets purchased outside of the official agency. Tickets purchased through third parties such as Viagogo, Facebook Marketplace, Gumtree, Ebay or other sites are done so at the customer’s own risk. Fraudulent tickets will not be honoured.
Once a ticket purchase is completed, there are no refunds or exchanges available. In purchasing a ticket to this event, the purchaser acknowledges that any government mandates, public health orders or inability to attend due to illness or other changed circumstances does not render the purchaser eligibility for a refund or exchange.
WEATHER POLICY
This event is an open-air concert that will proceed rain, hail or shine. In the very unlikely event of a cancellation, ticketholders will be advised by SMS, Email and social media.
The event will only be cancelled if the site is deemed unsafe to proceed/continue. This decision will be made by Event Management, Venue Management and Emergency Services. Patrons are advised to come prepared for the elements with appropriate attire, footwear, a wide-brimmed hat, sunscreen, and rain poncho.
CONDITIONS OF ENTRY
It is a condition of entry that all bags, chairs and personal belongings are presented to Security Staff for inspection.
Patrons detected with contraband items such as alcohol will be refused entry without refund.
Please also note that the event has a no Pass Out policy, so please come prepared for the full day.
HOW DO I GET TICKETS?
Tickets are via our official ticketing partner: Ticketmaster
--------------------
Telstra Plus Pre-Sale: Monday, 22 June 2026 @ 9am
RHST Pre-Sale: Tuesday, 23 June 2026 @ 10am > SIGN UP FOR RHST PRE-SALE
GP On Sale: Thursday, 25 June 2026 @ 9am
*All times are local
--------------------
Telstra Plus members get exclusive ticket access to the Red Hot Summer Tour starting Monday 22 June at 9am (local time) until 9am (local time) Tuesday, 23 June.
🤫Telstra also want to give you a little extra benefit 🤫Visit telstra.com/tickets to find out more or join Telstra Plus today.
--------------------
GENERAL ADMISSION
$169.90 plus fees
Entry to General Admission areas of the event
Patrons are advised to bring own camp / folding chair. No Picnic Rugs Permitted.
FAST PASS | EARLY ENTRY
$219.90 plus fees
Inclusions:
- Access to Express Entry Gate which opens 30min before General Admission
- Access to Express Pass Entry Lanes at Bar
- Express Pass RHST Wristband
ROCK BAR
$339.90 plus fees
Inclusions:
- Access to Express Entry Gate which opens 30min before General Admission
- $25 Red Hot Summer Tour Merchandise Voucher
- Private Toilets
- Dedicated cash bar with premium beverage options
- Entry to dedicated beer garden located to side of stage approx. 90 metres from stage front
- BBQ Dinner served at 5:30pm
- Unreserved tables / chairs throughout the beer garden
AUSTRALIAN CRAWL
James Reyne, Simon Binks and David Reyne come together to celebrate the music of Australian Crawl. This is the first time in over 40 years that three original members will share the stage, joined by John Watson (Australian Crawl 83- 86), Brett Kingman, Josh Owen, Andrew McIvor, Sean Johnson, Melinda Jackson and Nicole Kurta. In a short career between 1978 and 1986 Australian Crawl delivered numerous chart hits and iconic songs that are woven into the fabric of Australia.
MEN AT WORK
Men at Work were born in Melbourne, Australia, in mid-1979.
The band went on to become a globally successful Grammy-winning, multi-platinum-selling act during the early 80s. The original band, however, came apart relatively quickly and had disintegrated by 1985.
Colin Hay and Greg Ham responded to demand and toured many parts of the world as Men at Work from 1996 into the 2000s. Sadly, Greg Ham passed away in 2012.
Founding member Colin Hay has developed a solo career over the last 35 years, writing, recording, and touring extensively throughout the world as a solo artist. He is presently part of Ringo Starr’s All Starr Band.
Since 2019, he has also toured and played under the Men At Work banner with his LA-based group of musicians, where he plays an exclusively Men At Work set, including all the hits and dearly loved songs which clearly have stood the test of time.
BIRDS OF TOKYO
Formed in Perth in the early 2000’s, Birds of Tokyo have grown from independent roots to become one of Australia’s most popular contemporary rock bands.
Since their 2008 breakthrough Universes, all five of the group’s albums have reached the ARIA top 3 including two #1 hits: March Fires(2013) and Human Design (2021). Classic songs like “Good Lord”, “Plans”, “Lanterns”, “Two Of Us”, “Brace” and “Unbreakable” have all been top 10 airplay hits and more than seventy of their tracks have featured on Triple J, making them one of the National Youth Broadcaster’s three most played artists of this millennium. The band has also won the APRA Award for “Most Performed Rock/Alternative Work” on a record setting six separate occasions.
Epic live shows have always been at the core of their appeal. Birds Of Tokyo have played major festivals from Splendour In The Grass & Falls to Red Hot Summer Tour and they have appeared as special guests for superstars like Muse, Midnight Oil, Cold Chisel, Incubus and Bon Jovi.
VIKA & LINDA
Vika & Linda are the most loved vocal duo of their generation – admired and respected by fans and fellow artists, they’ve been singing together their entire lives. It all began in a church and from church to the charts Vika & Linda have enjoyed a remarkable musical journey.
After three classic albums with the Black Sorrows, Vika & Linda have released eight studio albums, two live albums and a chart-topping anthology. They have sung on number one albums by Paul Kelly, Kasey Chambers and John Farnham, done gigs for the Dalai Lama, Nelson Mandela and the King of Tonga, and released their first memoir “No Bull” in 2022, documenting their journey from suburban Melbourne to the top of the charts. They have been nominated for four ARIA Awards and have been each awarded a Medal of the Order of Australia.
ESKIMO JOE
Since forming in 1997, Eskimo Joe has racked up a long list of impressive accomplishments. With 6 studio albums under their belts and sales in excess of 750,000, in Australia alone, the band has seen 3 of those albums debut at number 1 on the ARIA charts, with juggernaut ‘Black Fingernails, Red Wine’ shining for a monster 62 weeks in the ARIA Chart Top 50 and “Foreign Land”, from their fourth album ‘Inshalla’, bringing home 2 APRA Awards, for Most Played Rock Song on Australian radio and Best Rock Song of 2010.
Eskimo Joe have enjoyed 35 ARIA nominations in their career thus far – a number only surpassed by Silverchair, Powderfinger, Kylie Minogue and John Farnham. They have brought home 3 International Song-writing Awards, 11 WAMi Awards and 8 ARIAs and 11 of their compositions have featured in Triple J’s Hottest 100 countdown, with ‘Black Fingernails, Red Wine’ landing 2nd place.
BOOM CRASH OPERA
Originally formed in Melbourne in 1985, Boom Crash Opera got their start on Australia's pub rock circuit and quickly earned a reputation as a band to watch. Their 1986 debut single Great Wall helped establish their distinctive pop-rock sound and launched a string of hit singles, including Her Charity, Onion Skin and Talk About It.
Often compared to acts such as INXS, Icehouse and Tears For Fears, the band took a major step forward in 1989 with the release of their second album, These Here Are Crazy Times. Featuring Onion Skin, The Best Thing and what is arguably their signature song, Dancing Up A Storm, the album broadened their international profile and remains a landmark Australian rock release.
Following the release of three more albums throughout the 1990s, the group remained an active touring and festival favourite into the new millennium. In 2009, they revisited their catalogue with Dancing In The Storm, an acoustic collection of some of their most-loved songs. In 2025, the band unveiled their first new material in 28 years with the electrifying electro-glam-rock track Latest Hustle.
ELLA HOOPER
Ella Hooper burst onto the Australian music scene as the technicolour frontwoman of Killing Heidi, an unlikely success story – the teenage band from the bush who went on claiming pop rock dominion with a string of hit singles, no. 1 album, sold-out tours, Rolling Stone covers and more. Ella was the first-ever woman and the youngest person to be awarded SPRA’s Songwriter of the Year Award.
Now three albums deep into a celebrated solo career spanning synth, folk, rock, country and Americana, Ella also balances a successful side hustle hosting multiple TV and radio shows, making her more than just a pop singer in her native Australia.
PLAYING TIMES
12:30pm ═ GATES
1:10pm - 1:40pm ═ ELLA HOOPER
2:05pm - 2:45pm ═ BOOM CRASH OPERA
3:10pm - 3:50pm ═ VIKA & LINDA
4:15pm - 5:00pm ═ ESKIMO JOE
5:25pm - 6:15pm ═ BIRDS OF TOKYO
6:45pm - 7:45pm ═ MEN AT WORK
8:15pm - 9:30pm ═ AUSTRALIAN CRAWL
*Artist line-up and playing times are subject to change
ABOUT THE VENUE
Roche Estate is located on the corner of Broke & McDonalds Roads, Pokolbin. This magnificent site is open-air, and patrons are encouraged to bring a camp chair to the event. Please note that picnic rugs are not permitted.
PARKING & TRANSPORT
PARKING
Limited Parking is available on site off the Broke Road entry, which is a short distance to the main entry gates. Please note that, as traffic will be at a premium, there will be delays in entering and exiting the venue. Please prepare with this in mind.
BUS TRANSFERS
Our event partners Rover Coaches have a range of transport routes to and from the event. For more information and bookings, please visit www.rovercoaches.com.au
WHAT TO BRING
You may bring to this event:
- Camp Chair
- Sealed Still Bottled Water (not carbonated)
- Rain Poncho
- Non Professional Camera (No professional lenses or video cameras)
PROHIBITED ITEMS
Items strictly prohibited from entry include:
- Picnic Rugs
- Alcohol
- Soft Drink & Non Alcoholic Beverages (apart from Still Sealed Water)
- Umbrellas
- Cheese Knives
- Glass (including Glass Jars)
- Metal Cutlery
- Shade Structures
- Tents and Canopies
- Offensive Clothing
- MC Club Attire
- Bicycles
- Scooters
- Trolleys
- Pets
FOOD & BEVERAGE
This event will have a large range of food and beverage outlets open for the duration of the day. A public Bar will operate offering a range of Beer, Wine, Cider, Spirits and Non-Alcoholic Beverages. All vendors will accept cash or card payments.
MERCHANDISE
The Merchandising Truck will be located adjacent to the main bar and will feature a large range of official Red Hot Summer Tour Merchandise, as well as artist offerings.
AGE RESTRICTIONS
This event is strictly 18+
FIRST AID
First Aid is located on site for the duration of the event. If you are feeling unwell or need medical attention at any time, please visit the First Aid Marquee.
ACCESSIBILITY INFORMATION
Unreserved accessible parking is available off the Broke Road entry. Please follow signage and directions of traffic staff to this area. Once inside the venue an accessible viewing area is available on the concourse located at the rear of site. Accessible bathrooms are located in close proximity to this area. The area is reserved for disabled patrons and their immediate accredited carer. Please note that this is an outdoor venue with uneven surfaces and is open to the elements. If you require any assistance on the day please ask one of our staff.
BOX OFFICE
The Box Office is located at the concert entry point and will be open from 60 minutes prior to gates opening, and until the headline artist commences.
Please have your ticket downloaded and ready to scan at the gate, with your phone brightness turned up.
TICKETING POLICY
The official ticketing agency for this event is Ticketmaster. The Red Hot Summer Tour takes no responsibility for tickets purchased outside of the official agency. Tickets purchased through third parties such as Viagogo, Facebook Marketplace, Gumtree, Ebay or other sites are done so at the customer’s own risk. Fraudulent tickets will not be honoured.
Once a ticket purchase is completed, there are no refunds or exchanges available. In purchasing a ticket to this event, the purchaser acknowledges that any government mandates, public health orders or inability to attend due to illness or other changed circumstances does not render the purchaser eligibility for a refund or exchange.
WEATHER POLICY
This event is an open-air concert that will proceed rain, hail or shine. In the very unlikely event of a cancellation, ticketholders will be advised by SMS, Email and social media.
The event will only be cancelled if the site is deemed unsafe to proceed/continue. This decision will be made by Event Management, Venue Management and Emergency Services. Patrons are advised to come prepared for the elements with appropriate attire, footwear, a wide-brimmed hat, sunscreen, and rain poncho.
CONDITIONS OF ENTRY
It is a condition of entry that all bags, chairs and personal belongings are presented to Security Staff for inspection.
Patrons detected with contraband items such as alcohol will be refused entry without refund.
Please also note that the event has a no Pass Out policy, so please come prepared for the full day.
HOW DO I GET TICKETS?
Tickets are via our official ticketing partner: Ticketmaster
--------------------
Telstra Plus Pre-Sale: Monday, 22 June 2026 @ 9am
RHST Pre-Sale: Tuesday, 23 June 2026 @ 10am > SIGN UP FOR RHST PRE-SALE
GP On Sale: Thursday, 25 June 2026 @ 9am
*All times are local
--------------------
Telstra Plus members get exclusive ticket access to the Red Hot Summer Tour starting Monday 22 June at 9am (local time) until 9am (local time) Tuesday, 23 June.
🤫Telstra also want to give you a little extra benefit 🤫Visit telstra.com/tickets to find out more or join Telstra Plus today.
--------------------
GENERAL ADMISSION
$169.90 plus fees
Entry to General Admission areas of the event
Patrons are advised to bring own camp / folding chair. No Picnic Rugs Permitted.
FAST PASS | EARLY ENTRY
$219.90 plus fees
Inclusions:
- Access to Express Entry Gate which opens 30min before General Admission
- Access to Express Pass Entry Lanes at Bar
- Express Pass RHST Wristband
GRANDSTAND A RESERVE
$249.90 plus fees
- Reserved seat in Grandstand with view of stage
- Dedicated Grandstand toilets
GRANDSTAND B RESERVE
$219.90 plus fees
- Reserved seat in Grandstand with view of stage
- Dedicated Grandstand toilets
AUSTRALIAN CRAWL
James Reyne, Simon Binks and David Reyne come together to celebrate the music of Australian Crawl. This is the first time in over 40 years that three original members will share the stage, joined by John Watson (Australian Crawl 83- 86), Brett Kingman, Josh Owen, Andrew McIvor, Sean Johnson, Melinda Jackson and Nicole Kurta. In a short career between 1978 and 1986 Australian Crawl delivered numerous chart hits and iconic songs that are woven into the fabric of Australia.
MEN AT WORK
Men at Work were born in Melbourne, Australia, in mid-1979.
The band went on to become a globally successful Grammy-winning, multi-platinum-selling act during the early 80s. The original band, however, came apart relatively quickly and had disintegrated by 1985.
Colin Hay and Greg Ham responded to demand and toured many parts of the world as Men at Work from 1996 into the 2000s. Sadly, Greg Ham passed away in 2012.
Founding member Colin Hay has developed a solo career over the last 35 years, writing, recording, and touring extensively throughout the world as a solo artist. He is presently part of Ringo Starr’s All Starr Band.
Since 2019, he has also toured and played under the Men At Work banner with his LA-based group of musicians, where he plays an exclusively Men At Work set, including all the hits and dearly loved songs which clearly have stood the test of time.
BIRDS OF TOKYO
Formed in Perth in the early 2000’s, Birds of Tokyo have grown from independent roots to become one of Australia’s most popular contemporary rock bands.
Since their 2008 breakthrough Universes, all five of the group’s albums have reached the ARIA top 3 including two #1 hits: March Fires(2013) and Human Design (2021). Classic songs like “Good Lord”, “Plans”, “Lanterns”, “Two Of Us”, “Brace” and “Unbreakable” have all been top 10 airplay hits and more than seventy of their tracks have featured on Triple J, making them one of the National Youth Broadcaster’s three most played artists of this millennium. The band has also won the APRA Award for “Most Performed Rock/Alternative Work” on a record setting six separate occasions.
Epic live shows have always been at the core of their appeal. Birds Of Tokyo have played major festivals from Splendour In The Grass & Falls to Red Hot Summer Tour and they have appeared as special guests for superstars like Muse, Midnight Oil, Cold Chisel, Incubus and Bon Jovi.
VIKA & LINDA
Vika & Linda are the most loved vocal duo of their generation – admired and respected by fans and fellow artists, they’ve been singing together their entire lives. It all began in a church and from church to the charts Vika & Linda have enjoyed a remarkable musical journey.
After three classic albums with the Black Sorrows, Vika & Linda have released eight studio albums, two live albums and a chart-topping anthology. They have sung on number one albums by Paul Kelly, Kasey Chambers and John Farnham, done gigs for the Dalai Lama, Nelson Mandela and the King of Tonga, and released their first memoir “No Bull” in 2022, documenting their journey from suburban Melbourne to the top of the charts. They have been nominated for four ARIA Awards and have been each awarded a Medal of the Order of Australia.
ESKIMO JOE
Since forming in 1997, Eskimo Joe has racked up a long list of impressive accomplishments. With 6 studio albums under their belts and sales in excess of 750,000, in Australia alone, the band has seen 3 of those albums debut at number 1 on the ARIA charts, with juggernaut ‘Black Fingernails, Red Wine’ shining for a monster 62 weeks in the ARIA Chart Top 50 and “Foreign Land”, from their fourth album ‘Inshalla’, bringing home 2 APRA Awards, for Most Played Rock Song on Australian radio and Best Rock Song of 2010.
Eskimo Joe have enjoyed 35 ARIA nominations in their career thus far – a number only surpassed by Silverchair, Powderfinger, Kylie Minogue and John Farnham. They have brought home 3 International Song-writing Awards, 11 WAMi Awards and 8 ARIAs and 11 of their compositions have featured in Triple J’s Hottest 100 countdown, with ‘Black Fingernails, Red Wine’ landing 2nd place.
BOOM CRASH OPERA
Originally formed in Melbourne in 1985, Boom Crash Opera got their start on Australia's pub rock circuit and quickly earned a reputation as a band to watch. Their 1986 debut single Great Wall helped establish their distinctive pop-rock sound and launched a string of hit singles, including Her Charity, Onion Skin and Talk About It.
Often compared to acts such as INXS, Icehouse and Tears For Fears, the band took a major step forward in 1989 with the release of their second album, These Here Are Crazy Times. Featuring Onion Skin, The Best Thing and what is arguably their signature song, Dancing Up A Storm, the album broadened their international profile and remains a landmark Australian rock release.
Following the release of three more albums throughout the 1990s, the group remained an active touring and festival favourite into the new millennium. In 2009, they revisited their catalogue with Dancing In The Storm, an acoustic collection of some of their most-loved songs. In 2025, the band unveiled their first new material in 28 years with the electrifying electro-glam-rock track Latest Hustle.
ELLA HOOPER
Ella Hooper burst onto the Australian music scene as the technicolour frontwoman of Killing Heidi, an unlikely success story – the teenage band from the bush who went on claiming pop rock dominion with a string of hit singles, no. 1 album, sold-out tours, Rolling Stone covers and more. Ella was the first-ever woman and the youngest person to be awarded SPRA’s Songwriter of the Year Award.
Now three albums deep into a celebrated solo career spanning synth, folk, rock, country and Americana, Ella also balances a successful side hustle hosting multiple TV and radio shows, making her more than just a pop singer in her native Australia.
PLAYING TIMES
12:30pm ═ GATES
1:10pm - 1:40pm ═ ELLA HOOPER
2:05pm - 2:45pm ═ BOOM CRASH OPERA
3:10pm - 3:50pm ═ VIKA & LINDA
4:15pm - 5:00pm ═ ESKIMO JOE
5:25pm - 6:15pm ═ BIRDS OF TOKYO
6:45pm - 7:45pm ═ MEN AT WORK
8:15pm - 9:30pm ═ AUSTRALIAN CRAWL
*Artist line-up and playing times are subject to change
ABOUT THE VENUE
Coolangatta Beach is a magnificent open-air venue with the concert held on a pristine stretch of white sand at the southern tip of the Gold Coast. Patrons are advised to bring a camp / folding chair to the event.
PARKING & TRANSPORT
Public transport
Translink buses run along Griffith Street, one street back from Coolangatta Beach. Plan your trip using Translink's journey planner.
Active travel
Walk, run or bike ride to the beach. Plan your trip using our walking and cycling maps.
Parking
There is no event parking and patrons are encouraged to use public transport or rideshare services. On-street parking is available in surrounding streets. Take note of parking signs and/or line markings before heading to the beach.
WHAT TO BRING
You may bring to this event:
- Camp Chair
- Sealed Still Bottled Water (not carbonated)
- Rain Poncho
- Non Professional Camera (No professional lenses or video cameras)
PROHIBITED ITEMS
Items strictly prohibited from entry include:
- Picnic Rugs
- Alcohol
- Soft Drink & Non Alcoholic Beverages (apart from Still Sealed Water)
- Umbrellas
- Cheese Knives
- Glass (including Glass Jars)
- Metal Cutlery
- Shade Structures
- Tents and Canopies
- Offensive Clothing
- MC Club Attire
- Bicycles
- Scooters
- Trolleys
- Pets
FOOD & BEVERAGE
This event will have a large range of food and beverage outlets open for the duration of the day. A public Bar will operate offering a range of Beer, Wine, Cider, Spirits and Non-Alcoholic Beverages. All vendors will accept cash or card payments.
MERCHANDISE
The Merchandising Truck will be located adjacent to the main bar and will feature a large range of official Red Hot Summer Tour Merchandise, as well as artist offerings.
AGE RESTRICTIONS
This event is strictly 18+
FIRST AID
First Aid is located on site for the duration of the event. If you are feeling unwell or need medical attention at any time, please visit the First Aid Marquee.
ACCESSIBILITY INFORMATION
Accesible Parking is available for accredited patrons adjacent to the event entry. This area is unreserved.
Once inside the venue an accessible viewing area is available approx. 40m from the stage. Accessible bathrooms are located in close proximity to this area.
The area is reserved for patrons with disability and their immediate accredited carer. Please note that this is an outdoor venue with uneven surfaces and is open to the elements. If you require any assistance on the day, please ask one of our staff.
BOX OFFICE
The Box Office is located at the concert entry point and will be open from 60 minutes prior to gates opening, and until the headline artist commences.
Please have your ticket downloaded and ready to scan at the gate, with your phone brightness turned up.
TICKETING POLICY
The official ticketing agency for this event is Ticketmaster. The Red Hot Summer Tour takes no responsibility for tickets purchased outside of the official agency. Tickets purchased through third parties such as Viagogo, Facebook Marketplace, Gumtree, Ebay or other sites are done so at the customer’s own risk. Fraudulent tickets will not be honoured.
Once a ticket purchase is completed, there are no refunds or exchanges available. In purchasing a ticket to this event, the purchaser acknowledges that any government mandates, public health orders or inability to attend due to illness or other changed circumstances does not render the purchaser eligibility for a refund or exchange.
WEATHER POLICY
This event is an open-air concert that will proceed rain, hail or shine. In the very unlikely event of a cancellation, ticketholders will be advised by SMS, Email and social media.
The event will only be cancelled if the site is deemed unsafe to proceed/continue. This decision will be made by Event Management, Venue Management and Emergency Services. Patrons are advised to come prepared for the elements with appropriate attire, footwear, a wide-brimmed hat, sunscreen, and rain poncho.
CONDITIONS OF ENTRY
It is a condition of entry that all bags, chairs and personal belongings are presented to Security Staff for inspection.
Patrons detected with contraband items such as alcohol will be refused entry without refund.
Please also note that the event has a no Pass Out policy, so please come prepared for the full day.
HOW DO I GET TICKETS?
Tickets are via our official ticketing partner: Ticketmaster
--------------------
Telstra Plus Pre-Sale: Monday, 22 June 2026 @ 9am
RHST Pre-Sale: Tuesday, 23 June 2026 @ 10am > SIGN UP FOR RHST PRE-SALE
GP On Sale: Thursday, 25 June 2026 @ 9am
*All times are local
--------------------
Telstra Plus members get exclusive ticket access to the Red Hot Summer Tour starting Monday 22 June at 9am (local time) until 9am (local time) Tuesday, 23 June.
🤫Telstra also want to give you a little extra benefit 🤫Visit telstra.com/tickets to find out more or join Telstra Plus today.
--------------------
GENERAL ADMISSION
$169.90 plus fees
Entry to General Admission areas of the event
Patrons are advised to bring own camp / folding chair. No Picnic Rugs Permitted.
FAST PASS | EARLY ENTRY
$219.90 plus fees
Inclusions:
- Access to Express Entry Gate which opens 30min before General Admission
- Access to Express Pass Entry Lanes at Bar
- Express Pass RHST Wristband
ROCK BAR
$309.90 plus fees
Inclusions:
- Entry to dedicated beer garden located to side of stage approx. 50 metres from stage front
- Access via the Fast Pass Entry Lanes
- Unreserved tables / chairs throughout the beer garden
- Dedicated cash bar
- Private Toilets
- BBQ Dinner served at 5:30pm
- $25 Red Hot Summer Tour Merchandise Voucher
GRANDSTAND A RESERVE
$249.90 plus fees
- Reserved seat in Grandstand with view of stage
- Dedicated Grandstand toilets
GRANDSTAND B RESERVE
$219.90 plus fees
- Reserved seat in Grandstand with view of stage
- Dedicated Grandstand toilets
AUSTRALIAN CRAWL
James Reyne, Simon Binks and David Reyne come together to celebrate the music of Australian Crawl. This is the first time in over 40 years that three original members will share the stage, joined by John Watson (Australian Crawl 83- 86), Brett Kingman, Josh Owen, Andrew McIvor, Sean Johnson, Melinda Jackson and Nicole Kurta. In a short career between 1978 and 1986 Australian Crawl delivered numerous chart hits and iconic songs that are woven into the fabric of Australia.
MEN AT WORK
Men at Work were born in Melbourne, Australia, in mid-1979.
The band went on to become a globally successful Grammy-winning, multi-platinum-selling act during the early 80s. The original band, however, came apart relatively quickly and had disintegrated by 1985.
Colin Hay and Greg Ham responded to demand and toured many parts of the world as Men at Work from 1996 into the 2000s. Sadly, Greg Ham passed away in 2012.
Founding member Colin Hay has developed a solo career over the last 35 years, writing, recording, and touring extensively throughout the world as a solo artist. He is presently part of Ringo Starr’s All Starr Band.
Since 2019, he has also toured and played under the Men At Work banner with his LA-based group of musicians, where he plays an exclusively Men At Work set, including all the hits and dearly loved songs which clearly have stood the test of time.
BIRDS OF TOKYO
Formed in Perth in the early 2000’s, Birds of Tokyo have grown from independent roots to become one of Australia’s most popular contemporary rock bands.
Since their 2008 breakthrough Universes, all five of the group’s albums have reached the ARIA top 3 including two #1 hits: March Fires(2013) and Human Design (2021). Classic songs like “Good Lord”, “Plans”, “Lanterns”, “Two Of Us”, “Brace” and “Unbreakable” have all been top 10 airplay hits and more than seventy of their tracks have featured on Triple J, making them one of the National Youth Broadcaster’s three most played artists of this millennium. The band has also won the APRA Award for “Most Performed Rock/Alternative Work” on a record setting six separate occasions.
Epic live shows have always been at the core of their appeal. Birds Of Tokyo have played major festivals from Splendour In The Grass & Falls to Red Hot Summer Tour and they have appeared as special guests for superstars like Muse, Midnight Oil, Cold Chisel, Incubus and Bon Jovi.
VIKA & LINDA
Vika & Linda are the most loved vocal duo of their generation – admired and respected by fans and fellow artists, they’ve been singing together their entire lives. It all began in a church and from church to the charts Vika & Linda have enjoyed a remarkable musical journey.
After three classic albums with the Black Sorrows, Vika & Linda have released eight studio albums, two live albums and a chart-topping anthology. They have sung on number one albums by Paul Kelly, Kasey Chambers and John Farnham, done gigs for the Dalai Lama, Nelson Mandela and the King of Tonga, and released their first memoir “No Bull” in 2022, documenting their journey from suburban Melbourne to the top of the charts. They have been nominated for four ARIA Awards and have been each awarded a Medal of the Order of Australia.
ESKIMO JOE
Since forming in 1997, Eskimo Joe has racked up a long list of impressive accomplishments. With 6 studio albums under their belts and sales in excess of 750,000, in Australia alone, the band has seen 3 of those albums debut at number 1 on the ARIA charts, with juggernaut ‘Black Fingernails, Red Wine’ shining for a monster 62 weeks in the ARIA Chart Top 50 and “Foreign Land”, from their fourth album ‘Inshalla’, bringing home 2 APRA Awards, for Most Played Rock Song on Australian radio and Best Rock Song of 2010.
Eskimo Joe have enjoyed 35 ARIA nominations in their career thus far – a number only surpassed by Silverchair, Powderfinger, Kylie Minogue and John Farnham. They have brought home 3 International Song-writing Awards, 11 WAMi Awards and 8 ARIAs and 11 of their compositions have featured in Triple J’s Hottest 100 countdown, with ‘Black Fingernails, Red Wine’ landing 2nd place.
BOOM CRASH OPERA
Originally formed in Melbourne in 1985, Boom Crash Opera got their start on Australia's pub rock circuit and quickly earned a reputation as a band to watch. Their 1986 debut single Great Wall helped establish their distinctive pop-rock sound and launched a string of hit singles, including Her Charity, Onion Skin and Talk About It.
Often compared to acts such as INXS, Icehouse and Tears For Fears, the band took a major step forward in 1989 with the release of their second album, These Here Are Crazy Times. Featuring Onion Skin, The Best Thing and what is arguably their signature song, Dancing Up A Storm, the album broadened their international profile and remains a landmark Australian rock release.
Following the release of three more albums throughout the 1990s, the group remained an active touring and festival favourite into the new millennium. In 2009, they revisited their catalogue with Dancing In The Storm, an acoustic collection of some of their most-loved songs. In 2025, the band unveiled their first new material in 28 years with the electrifying electro-glam-rock track Latest Hustle.
ELLA HOOPER
Ella Hooper burst onto the Australian music scene as the technicolour frontwoman of Killing Heidi, an unlikely success story – the teenage band from the bush who went on claiming pop rock dominion with a string of hit singles, no. 1 album, sold-out tours, Rolling Stone covers and more. Ella was the first-ever woman and the youngest person to be awarded SPRA’s Songwriter of the Year Award.
Now three albums deep into a celebrated solo career spanning synth, folk, rock, country and Americana, Ella also balances a successful side hustle hosting multiple TV and radio shows, making her more than just a pop singer in her native Australia.
PLAYING TIMES
12:30pm ═ GATES
1:10pm - 1:40pm ═ ELLA HOOPER
2:05pm - 2:45pm ═ BOOM CRASH OPERA
3:10pm - 3:50pm ═ VIKA & LINDA
4:15pm - 5:00pm ═ ESKIMO JOE
5:25pm - 6:15pm ═ BIRDS OF TOKYO
6:45pm - 7:45pm ═ MEN AT WORK
8:15pm - 9:30pm ═ AUSTRALIAN CRAWL
*Artist line-up and playing times are subject to change
TICKET TYPES
General Admission
General Admission Tickets include entry to General Admission areas of the event. Patrons are advised to bring their own camp / folding chair. No Picnic Rugs Permitted.
Fast Pass | Early Entry
- Access to Express Entry Gate which opens 30min before General Admission.
- Access to Express Pass Entry Lanes at Bar.
- Express Pass RHST Wristband
Rock Bar
- Entry to dedicated beer garden located to side of stage approx. 50 metres from stage front.
- Access via the Fast Pass Entry Lanes
- Unreserved tables / chairs throughout the beer garden
- Dedicated cash bar
- Private Toilets
- BBQ Dinner served at 5:30pm
- $25 Red Hot Summer Tour Merchandise Voucher
Reserved Grandstand
- Reserved seat in Grandstand with view of stage
- Dedicated Grandstand toilets
ABOUT THE VENUE
Victoria Park is located in the heart of Ballarat. This magnificent site is open air, and patrons are encouraged to bring a camp chair to the event. Please note that picnic rugs are not permitted.
PARKING & TRANSPORT
Patrons opting for the limited-on site parking must be aware that delays of 60 minutes or more may occur. To avoid this please use local street parking in and around the Lake Wendouree precinct.
The best method of transport to and from the event is on one of the bus transfers offered by our partners at Melbourne on The Move. For details, routes and tickets please visit: www.melbourneonthemove.com.au
Limited Patron Parking – on Poplar Avenue via Russell Street. Vehicles opting to use on site parking please be aware of delays in both ingress and egress. Patrons parking in areas surrounding the venue and around Lake Wendouree please be mindful of private property and clear access zones.
Accessible Parking – Enter via Pine Avenue off Gillies Street south and turn left. Traffic control will direct you to the parking zone. Accessible Permits must be displayed and I.D may be requested.
Buses Access drop off/ pick up - Enter via La Trobe Street and parking on Cedar Street
General Drop Off Area - Via service lane on Sturt street between Gillies Street and Russell Street.
WHAT TO BRING
You may bring to this event:
- Camp Chair
- Sealed Still Bottled Water (not carbonated)
- Rain Poncho
- Non Professional Camera (No professional lenses or video cameras)
PROHIBITED ITEMS
Items strictly prohibited from entry include:
- Picnic Rugs
- Alcohol
- Soft Drink & Non Alcoholic Beverages (apart from Still Sealed Water)
- Umbrellas
- Cheese Knives
- Glass (including Glass Jars)
- Metal Cutlery
- Shade Structures
- Tents and Canopies
- Offensive Clothing
- MC Club Attire
- Bicycles
- Scooters
- Trolleys
- Pets
FOOD & BEVERAGE
This event will have a large range of food and beverage outlets open for the duration of the day. A public Bar will operate offering a range of Beer, Wine, Cider, Spirits and Non-Alcoholic Beverages. All vendors will accept cash or card payments.
MERCHANDISE
The Merchandising Truck will be located adjacent to the main bar and will feature a large range of official Red Hot Summer Tour Merchandise, as well as artist offerings.
AGE RESTRICTIONS
This event is strictly 18+
FIRST AID
First Aid is located on site for the duration of the event. If you are feeling unwell or need medical attention at any time, please visit the First Aid Marquee.
ACCESSIBILITY INFORMATION
Unreserved accessible parking is available Pine Road, off the Gilles Street entry. Please follow signage and directions of traffic staff to this area. Once inside the venue an accessible viewing area is available adjacent to the front of house marquee. Accessible bathrooms are located in close proximity to this area. The area is reserved for disabled patrons and their immediate accredited carer. Please note that this is an outdoor venue with uneven surfaces and is open to the elements. If you require any assistance on the day please ask one of our staff.
BOX OFFICE
The Box Office is located at the concert entry point and will be open from 60 minutes prior to gates opening, and until the headline artist commences.
Please have your ticket downloaded and ready to scan at the gate, with your phone brightness turned up.
TICKETING POLICY
The official ticketing agency for this event is Ticketmaster. The Red Hot Summer Tour takes no responsibility for tickets purchased outside of the official agency. Tickets purchased through third parties such as Viagogo, Facebook Marketplace, Gumtree, Ebay or other sites are done so at the customer’s own risk. Fraudulent tickets will not be honoured.
Once a ticket purchase is completed, there are no refunds or exchanges available. In purchasing a ticket to this event, the purchaser acknowledges that any government mandates, public health orders or inability to attend due to illness or other changed circumstances does not render the purchaser eligibility for a refund or exchange.
WEATHER POLICY
This event is an open-air concert that will proceed rain, hail or shine. In the very unlikely event of a cancellation, ticketholders will be advised by SMS, Email and social media.
The event will only be cancelled if the site is deemed unsafe to proceed/continue. This decision will be made by Event Management, Venue Management and Emergency Services. Patrons are advised to come prepared for the elements with appropriate attire, footwear, a wide-brimmed hat, sunscreen, and rain poncho.
CONDITIONS OF ENTRY
It is a condition of entry that all bags, chairs and personal belongings are presented to Security Staff for inspection.
Patrons detected with contraband items such as alcohol will be refused entry without refund.
Please also note that the event has a no Pass Out policy, so please come prepared for the full day.
HOW DO I GET TICKETS?
Tickets are via our official ticketing partner: Ticketmaster
--------------------
Telstra Plus Pre-Sale: Monday, 22 June 2026 @ 9am
RHST Pre-Sale: Tuesday, 23 June 2026 @ 10am > SIGN UP FOR RHST PRE-SALE
GP On Sale: Thursday, 25 June 2026 @ 9am
*All times are local
--------------------
Telstra Plus members get exclusive ticket access to the Red Hot Summer Tour starting Monday 22 June at 9am (local time) until 9am (local time) Tuesday, 23 June.
🤫Telstra also want to give you a little extra benefit 🤫Visit telstra.com/tickets to find out more or join Telstra Plus today.
--------------------
GENERAL ADMISSION
$169.90 plus fees
Entry to General Admission areas of the event
Patrons are advised to bring own camp / folding chair. No Picnic Rugs Permitted.
FAST PASS | EARLY ENTRY
$219.90 plus fees
Inclusions:
- Access to Express Entry Gate which opens 30min before General Admission
- Access to Express Pass Entry Lanes at Bar
- Express Pass RHST Wristband
GRANDSTAND A RESERVE
$249.90 plus fees
- Reserved seat in Grandstand with view of stage
- Dedicated Grandstand toilets
GRANDSTAND B RESERVE
$219.90 plus fees
- Reserved seat in Grandstand with view of stage
- Dedicated Grandstand toilets
AUSTRALIAN CRAWL
James Reyne, Simon Binks and David Reyne come together to celebrate the music of Australian Crawl. This is the first time in over 40 years that three original members will share the stage, joined by John Watson (Australian Crawl 83- 86), Brett Kingman, Josh Owen, Andrew McIvor, Sean Johnson, Melinda Jackson and Nicole Kurta. In a short career between 1978 and 1986 Australian Crawl delivered numerous chart hits and iconic songs that are woven into the fabric of Australia.
MEN AT WORK
Men at Work were born in Melbourne, Australia, in mid-1979.
The band went on to become a globally successful Grammy-winning, multi-platinum-selling act during the early 80s. The original band, however, came apart relatively quickly and had disintegrated by 1985.
Colin Hay and Greg Ham responded to demand and toured many parts of the world as Men at Work from 1996 into the 2000s. Sadly, Greg Ham passed away in 2012.
Founding member Colin Hay has developed a solo career over the last 35 years, writing, recording, and touring extensively throughout the world as a solo artist. He is presently part of Ringo Starr’s All Starr Band.
Since 2019, he has also toured and played under the Men At Work banner with his LA-based group of musicians, where he plays an exclusively Men At Work set, including all the hits and dearly loved songs which clearly have stood the test of time.
BIRDS OF TOKYO
Formed in Perth in the early 2000’s, Birds of Tokyo have grown from independent roots to become one of Australia’s most popular contemporary rock bands.
Since their 2008 breakthrough Universes, all five of the group’s albums have reached the ARIA top 3 including two #1 hits: March Fires(2013) and Human Design (2021). Classic songs like “Good Lord”, “Plans”, “Lanterns”, “Two Of Us”, “Brace” and “Unbreakable” have all been top 10 airplay hits and more than seventy of their tracks have featured on Triple J, making them one of the National Youth Broadcaster’s three most played artists of this millennium. The band has also won the APRA Award for “Most Performed Rock/Alternative Work” on a record setting six separate occasions.
Epic live shows have always been at the core of their appeal. Birds Of Tokyo have played major festivals from Splendour In The Grass & Falls to Red Hot Summer Tour and they have appeared as special guests for superstars like Muse, Midnight Oil, Cold Chisel, Incubus and Bon Jovi.
VIKA & LINDA
Vika & Linda are the most loved vocal duo of their generation – admired and respected by fans and fellow artists, they’ve been singing together their entire lives. It all began in a church and from church to the charts Vika & Linda have enjoyed a remarkable musical journey.
After three classic albums with the Black Sorrows, Vika & Linda have released eight studio albums, two live albums and a chart-topping anthology. They have sung on number one albums by Paul Kelly, Kasey Chambers and John Farnham, done gigs for the Dalai Lama, Nelson Mandela and the King of Tonga, and released their first memoir “No Bull” in 2022, documenting their journey from suburban Melbourne to the top of the charts. They have been nominated for four ARIA Awards and have been each awarded a Medal of the Order of Australia.
ESKIMO JOE
Since forming in 1997, Eskimo Joe has racked up a long list of impressive accomplishments. With 6 studio albums under their belts and sales in excess of 750,000, in Australia alone, the band has seen 3 of those albums debut at number 1 on the ARIA charts, with juggernaut ‘Black Fingernails, Red Wine’ shining for a monster 62 weeks in the ARIA Chart Top 50 and “Foreign Land”, from their fourth album ‘Inshalla’, bringing home 2 APRA Awards, for Most Played Rock Song on Australian radio and Best Rock Song of 2010.
Eskimo Joe have enjoyed 35 ARIA nominations in their career thus far – a number only surpassed by Silverchair, Powderfinger, Kylie Minogue and John Farnham. They have brought home 3 International Song-writing Awards, 11 WAMi Awards and 8 ARIAs and 11 of their compositions have featured in Triple J’s Hottest 100 countdown, with ‘Black Fingernails, Red Wine’ landing 2nd place.
BOOM CRASH OPERA
Originally formed in Melbourne in 1985, Boom Crash Opera got their start on Australia's pub rock circuit and quickly earned a reputation as a band to watch. Their 1986 debut single Great Wall helped establish their distinctive pop-rock sound and launched a string of hit singles, including Her Charity, Onion Skin and Talk About It.
Often compared to acts such as INXS, Icehouse and Tears For Fears, the band took a major step forward in 1989 with the release of their second album, These Here Are Crazy Times. Featuring Onion Skin, The Best Thing and what is arguably their signature song, Dancing Up A Storm, the album broadened their international profile and remains a landmark Australian rock release.
Following the release of three more albums throughout the 1990s, the group remained an active touring and festival favourite into the new millennium. In 2009, they revisited their catalogue with Dancing In The Storm, an acoustic collection of some of their most-loved songs. In 2025, the band unveiled their first new material in 28 years with the electrifying electro-glam-rock track Latest Hustle.
ELLA HOOPER
Ella Hooper burst onto the Australian music scene as the technicolour frontwoman of Killing Heidi, an unlikely success story – the teenage band from the bush who went on claiming pop rock dominion with a string of hit singles, no. 1 album, sold-out tours, Rolling Stone covers and more. Ella was the first-ever woman and the youngest person to be awarded SPRA’s Songwriter of the Year Award.
Now three albums deep into a celebrated solo career spanning synth, folk, rock, country and Americana, Ella also balances a successful side hustle hosting multiple TV and radio shows, making her more than just a pop singer in her native Australia.
PLAYING TIMES
12:30pm ═ GATES
1:10pm - 1:40pm ═ ELLA HOOPER
2:05pm - 2:45pm ═ BOOM CRASH OPERA
3:10pm - 3:50pm ═ VIKA & LINDA
4:15pm - 5:00pm ═ ESKIMO JOE
5:25pm - 6:15pm ═ BIRDS OF TOKYO
6:45pm - 7:45pm ═ MEN AT WORK
8:15pm - 9:30pm ═ AUSTRALIAN CRAWL
*Artist line-up and playing times are subject to change
TICKET TYPES
General Admission
General Admission Tickets include entry to General Admission areas of the event. Patrons are advised to bring their own camp / folding chair. No Picnic Rugs Permitted.
Fast Pass | Early Entry
- Access to Express Entry Gate which opens 30min before General Admission.
- Access to Express Pass Entry Lanes at Bar.
- Express Pass RHST Wristband
Reserved Grandstand
- Reserved seat in Grandstand with view of stage
- Dedicated Grandstand toilets
ABOUT THE VENUE
Mornington Racecourse is located at 320 Racecourse Road, Mornington. This magnificent site is open-air, and patrons are encouraged to bring a camp chair to the event. Please note that picnic rugs are not permitted.
PARKING & TRANSPORT
PARKING
Unreserved parking is available on site via the Racecourse Road entry. Parking is free, but spaces are limited, so carpooling is strongly recommended. Due to expected heavy congestion on the local road network, please allow at least 60 minutes for entry and exit of the venue. The best method of travel is via Bus Shuttle.
ACCESSIBLE PARKING
Accessible Parking is available in the Mornington Racecourse public car park on presentation of an Accessible Parking Permit.
DROP-OFF PICK-UP ZONE
A drop-off / pick-up area is located adjacent to the Mornington Racecourse Public Car Park at 320 Racecourse Road, Mornington.
BUS TRANSFER
The best method of getting to and from the venue is via bus transfer. Please visit our event partners Melbourne on the Move for bookings and locations www.melbourneonthemove.com.au
WHAT TO BRING
You may bring to this event:
- Camp Chair
- Sealed Still Bottled Water (not carbonated)
- Rain Poncho
- Non Professional Camera (No professional lenses or video cameras)
PROHIBITED ITEMS
Items strictly prohibited from entry include:
- Picnic Rugs
- Alcohol
- Soft Drink & Non Alcoholic Beverages (apart from Still Sealed Water)
- Umbrellas
- Cheese Knives
- Glass (including Glass Jars)
- Metal Cutlery
- Shade Structures
- Tents and Canopies
- Offensive Clothing
- MC Club Attire
- Bicycles
- Scooters
- Trolleys
- Pets
FOOD & BEVERAGE
This event will have a large range of food and beverage outlets open for the duration of the day. A public Bar will operate offering a range of Beer, Wine, Cider, Spirits and Non-Alcoholic Beverages. All vendors will accept cash or card payments.
MERCHANDISE
The Merchandising Truck will be located adjacent to the main bar and will feature a large range of official Red Hot Summer Tour Merchandise, as well as artist offerings.
AGE RESTRICTIONS
This event is strictly 18+
FIRST AID
First Aid is located on site for the duration of the event. If you are feeling unwell or need medical attention at any time, please visit the First Aid Marquee.
ACCESSIBILITY INFORMATION
Accesible Parking is available for accredited patrons adjacent to the event entry. This area is unreserved.
Once inside the venue, an accessible viewing area is available approx. 50m from the stage. The area is reserved for disabled patrons and their immediate accredited carer. Accessible bathrooms are located in close proximity to this area. Please note that this is an outdoor venue with uneven surfaces and is open to the elements. If you require any assistance on the day, please ask one of our staff.
BOX OFFICE
The Box Office is located at the concert entry point and will be open from 60 minutes prior to gates opening, and until the headline artist commences.
Please have your ticket downloaded and ready to scan at the gate, with your phone brightness turned up.
TICKETING POLICY
The official ticketing agency for this event is Ticketmaster. The Red Hot Summer Tour takes no responsibility for tickets purchased outside of the official agency. Tickets purchased through third parties such as Viagogo, Facebook Marketplace, Gumtree, Ebay or other sites are done so at the customer’s own risk. Fraudulent tickets will not be honoured.
Once a ticket purchase is completed, there are no refunds or exchanges available. In purchasing a ticket to this event, the purchaser acknowledges that any government mandates, public health orders or inability to attend due to illness or other changed circumstances does not render the purchaser eligibility for a refund or exchange.
WEATHER POLICY
This event is an open-air concert that will proceed rain, hail or shine. In the very unlikely event of a cancellation, ticketholders will be advised by SMS, Email and social media.
The event will only be cancelled if the site is deemed unsafe to proceed/continue. This decision will be made by Event Management, Venue Management and Emergency Services. Patrons are advised to come prepared for the elements with appropriate attire, footwear, a wide-brimmed hat, sunscreen, and rain poncho.
CONDITIONS OF ENTRY
It is a condition of entry that all bags, chairs and personal belongings are presented to Security Staff for inspection.
Patrons detected with contraband items such as alcohol will be refused entry without refund.
Please also note that the event has a no Pass Out policy, so please come prepared for the full day.
HOW DO I GET TICKETS?
Tickets are via our official ticketing partner: Ticketmaster
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Telstra Plus Pre-Sale: Monday, 22 June 2026 @ 9am
RHST Pre-Sale: Tuesday, 23 June 2026 @ 10am > SIGN UP FOR RHST PRE-SALE
GP On Sale: Thursday, 25 June 2026 @ 9am
*All times are local
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Telstra Plus members get exclusive ticket access to the Red Hot Summer Tour starting Monday 22 June at 9am (local time) until 9am (local time) Tuesday, 23 June.
🤫Telstra also want to give you a little extra benefit 🤫Visit telstra.com/tickets to find out more or join Telstra Plus today.
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GENERAL ADMISSION
$169.90 plus fees
Entry to General Admission areas of the event
Patrons are advised to bring own camp / folding chair. No Picnic Rugs Permitted.
FAST PASS | EARLY ENTRY
$219.90 plus fees
Inclusions:
- Access to Express Entry Gate which opens 30min before General Admission
- Access to Express Pass Entry Lanes at Bar
- Express Pass RHST Wristband
SANDALFORD VIP
$399.90 plus fees
VIP FOOD AND BEVERAGE PACKAGE & TICKET – package as below and plastic chair provided in dedicated seating area (unreserved and un-numbered on the lakeside of the concert stage).
- Gates open at 12pm
- VIP Ticketholders receive access to the VIP areas, Luncheon, VIP Bar, entry to the Concert, dedicated VIP Entry and Parking, Access to VIP Bathrooms.
- The VIP food and beverage package is held in Sandalford's multi-award winning function rooms, and served by a team of professional hospitality staff.
- A premium table buffet created by our talented Chefs, will be served from 12.45pm to 1.45pm plus complimentary Beer, Sandalford Wine, Sandalford Sparkling, Soft Drinks and Water served from the commencement of Gates Opening to 3pm.
- An exquisite bento box selection of petit fours per person will be served for dessert.
- The VIP function package concludes at 3:00pm and the function rooms close at that time.
- After the VIP function concludes in the function rooms at 3pm, a VIP pay-as-you-go Beverages Bar will be available on the Merlot lawn between 3pm and 9.30pm for VIP patrons to purchase additional drinks throughout the Concert. The VIP pay-as-you-go bar will continue to operate throughout the remainder of the event.
- VIP Ticketholders will have access to a dedicated, unreserved and unnumbered seating area on the concert green adjacent to the lake and to the side of stage.
- VIP Ticketholders have chairs provided (unreserved near the stage area), please do not bring your own chair.
- VIP patrons must not bring eskies, and no bags larger than A4 size.
- All patrons will be subject to thorough bag searches as part of licensing conditions on entry.
- VIP Patrons have a separate and dedicated parking area and entry to the venue. VIP Car Park and Drop Off / Pick up Entry is off Reid Highway, via Harris Rd. Please present your VIP ticket on entry to gain access into the entrance.
Remember to arrive early at 12pm for the commencement of the VIP function! We encourage patrons to arrive on time if they wish to enjoy the full VIP dining experience.
Note: Food service in the function room is not available to late comers post 1pm.
AUSTRALIAN CRAWL
James Reyne, Simon Binks and David Reyne come together to celebrate the music of Australian Crawl. This is the first time in over 40 years that three original members will share the stage, joined by John Watson (Australian Crawl 83- 86), Brett Kingman, Josh Owen, Andrew McIvor, Sean Johnson, Melinda Jackson and Nicole Kurta. In a short career between 1978 and 1986 Australian Crawl delivered numerous chart hits and iconic songs that are woven into the fabric of Australia.
MEN AT WORK
Men at Work were born in Melbourne, Australia, in mid-1979.
The band went on to become a globally successful Grammy-winning, multi-platinum-selling act during the early 80s. The original band, however, came apart relatively quickly and had disintegrated by 1985.
Colin Hay and Greg Ham responded to demand and toured many parts of the world as Men at Work from 1996 into the 2000s. Sadly, Greg Ham passed away in 2012.
Founding member Colin Hay has developed a solo career over the last 35 years, writing, recording, and touring extensively throughout the world as a solo artist. He is presently part of Ringo Starr’s All Starr Band.
Since 2019, he has also toured and played under the Men At Work banner with his LA-based group of musicians, where he plays an exclusively Men At Work set, including all the hits and dearly loved songs which clearly have stood the test of time.
BIRDS OF TOKYO
Formed in Perth in the early 2000’s, Birds of Tokyo have grown from independent roots to become one of Australia’s most popular contemporary rock bands.
Since their 2008 breakthrough Universes, all five of the group’s albums have reached the ARIA top 3 including two #1 hits: March Fires(2013) and Human Design (2021). Classic songs like “Good Lord”, “Plans”, “Lanterns”, “Two Of Us”, “Brace” and “Unbreakable” have all been top 10 airplay hits and more than seventy of their tracks have featured on Triple J, making them one of the National Youth Broadcaster’s three most played artists of this millennium. The band has also won the APRA Award for “Most Performed Rock/Alternative Work” on a record setting six separate occasions.
Epic live shows have always been at the core of their appeal. Birds Of Tokyo have played major festivals from Splendour In The Grass & Falls to Red Hot Summer Tour and they have appeared as special guests for superstars like Muse, Midnight Oil, Cold Chisel, Incubus and Bon Jovi.
VIKA & LINDA
Vika & Linda are the most loved vocal duo of their generation – admired and respected by fans and fellow artists, they’ve been singing together their entire lives. It all began in a church and from church to the charts Vika & Linda have enjoyed a remarkable musical journey.
After three classic albums with the Black Sorrows, Vika & Linda have released eight studio albums, two live albums and a chart-topping anthology. They have sung on number one albums by Paul Kelly, Kasey Chambers and John Farnham, done gigs for the Dalai Lama, Nelson Mandela and the King of Tonga, and released their first memoir “No Bull” in 2022, documenting their journey from suburban Melbourne to the top of the charts. They have been nominated for four ARIA Awards and have been each awarded a Medal of the Order of Australia.
ESKIMO JOE
Since forming in 1997, Eskimo Joe has racked up a long list of impressive accomplishments. With 6 studio albums under their belts and sales in excess of 750,000, in Australia alone, the band has seen 3 of those albums debut at number 1 on the ARIA charts, with juggernaut ‘Black Fingernails, Red Wine’ shining for a monster 62 weeks in the ARIA Chart Top 50 and “Foreign Land”, from their fourth album ‘Inshalla’, bringing home 2 APRA Awards, for Most Played Rock Song on Australian radio and Best Rock Song of 2010.
Eskimo Joe have enjoyed 35 ARIA nominations in their career thus far – a number only surpassed by Silverchair, Powderfinger, Kylie Minogue and John Farnham. They have brought home 3 International Song-writing Awards, 11 WAMi Awards and 8 ARIAs and 11 of their compositions have featured in Triple J’s Hottest 100 countdown, with ‘Black Fingernails, Red Wine’ landing 2nd place.
BOOM CRASH OPERA
Originally formed in Melbourne in 1985, Boom Crash Opera got their start on Australia's pub rock circuit and quickly earned a reputation as a band to watch. Their 1986 debut single Great Wall helped establish their distinctive pop-rock sound and launched a string of hit singles, including Her Charity, Onion Skin and Talk About It.
Often compared to acts such as INXS, Icehouse and Tears For Fears, the band took a major step forward in 1989 with the release of their second album, These Here Are Crazy Times. Featuring Onion Skin, The Best Thing and what is arguably their signature song, Dancing Up A Storm, the album broadened their international profile and remains a landmark Australian rock release.
Following the release of three more albums throughout the 1990s, the group remained an active touring and festival favourite into the new millennium. In 2009, they revisited their catalogue with Dancing In The Storm, an acoustic collection of some of their most-loved songs. In 2025, the band unveiled their first new material in 28 years with the electrifying electro-glam-rock track Latest Hustle.
ELLA HOOPER
Ella Hooper burst onto the Australian music scene as the technicolour frontwoman of Killing Heidi, an unlikely success story – the teenage band from the bush who went on claiming pop rock dominion with a string of hit singles, no. 1 album, sold-out tours, Rolling Stone covers and more. Ella was the first-ever woman and the youngest person to be awarded SPRA’s Songwriter of the Year Award.
Now three albums deep into a celebrated solo career spanning synth, folk, rock, country and Americana, Ella also balances a successful side hustle hosting multiple TV and radio shows, making her more than just a pop singer in her native Australia.
PLAYING TIMES
12:30pm ═ GATES
1:10pm - 1:40pm ═ ELLA HOOPER
2:05pm - 2:45pm ═ BOOM CRASH OPERA
3:10pm - 3:50pm ═ VIKA & LINDA
4:15pm - 5:00pm ═ ESKIMO JOE
5:25pm - 6:15pm ═ BIRDS OF TOKYO
6:45pm - 7:45pm ═ MEN AT WORK
8:15pm - 9:30pm ═ AUSTRALIAN CRAWL
*Artist line-up and playing times are subject to change
TICKET TYPES
General Admission
General Admission Tickets include entry to General Admission areas of the event. Patrons are advised to bring their own camp / folding chair. No Picnic Rugs Permitted.
Fast Pass | Early Entry
- Access to Express Entry Gate which opens 30min before General Admission.
- Access to Express Pass Entry Lanes at Bar.
- Express Pass RHST Wristband
Sandalford VIP
- VIP Ticketholders receive access to the VIP areas
- Luncheon
- VIP Bar
- Entry to the Concert
- Dedicated VIP Entry and Parking
- Access to VIP Bathrooms.
- VIP food and beverage package
ABOUT THE VENUE
The venue, Sandalford Wines, is located at 3210 W Swan Rd, Caversham WA 6055
Entry via West Swan Road
PARKING & TRANSPORT
PARKING
Parking is at owners risk. Parking outside of the venue on surrounding roads is not permitted.
Parking is available at the venue. Due to expected heavy congestion on the local road network please allow at least 60 minutes for entry and exit of the venue. The best method of travel is via Bus Shuttle. Please visit Buswest for more details, routes and ticketing. Please follow directions of traffic staff and do not stop until parked.
Sandalford VIP Patrons have a separate and dedicated parking area and entry to the venue. VIP Car Park and Drop Off / Pick up Entry is off Reid Highway, via Harris Rd. Please present your VIP ticket on entry to gain access into the entrance.
TRANSPORT OPTIONS
Return Bus Services: Taking the bus to and from the event is the best way to travel to and from the event. BUSWEST provides event shuttle buses for this event from a variety of locations. CLICK HERE to book your journey.
Guildford Train Station Shuttle Service: The Guildford Train Station Shuttle service is operating on the day. Services run 11:30am - 4:00pm to the event, with return buses from 19:30 until everyone is on their way home. This is cash only service— no booking required.
Pick up & Drop off: You can be dropped off and picked up from the venue. The drop off zone is via Harris Road only. There are no drop offs or pick ups available from West Swan Rd.
Use the dedicated pick up / drop off zone - Drop off and pick up on surrounding roads is not permitted.
WHAT TO BRING
You may bring to this event:
- Camp Chair
- Sealed Still Bottled Water (not carbonated)
- Rain Poncho
- Non Professional Camera (No professional lenses or video cameras)
PROHIBITED ITEMS
Items strictly prohibited from entry include:
- Picnic Rugs
- Alcohol
- Soft Drink & Non Alcoholic Beverages (apart from Still Sealed Water)
- Umbrellas
- Cheese Knives
- Glass (including Glass Jars)
- Metal Cutlery
- Shade Structures
- Tents and Canopies
- Offensive Clothing
- MC Club Attire
- Bicycles
- Scooters
- Trolleys
- Pets
FOOD & BEVERAGE
This event will have a large range of food and beverage outlets open for the duration of the day. A public Bar will operate offering a range of Beer, Wine, Cider, Spirits and Non-Alcoholic Beverages. All vendors will accept cash or card payments.
GRAZING BOXES
Make your day even easier by pre-purchasing a Grazing Box for the event.
Available options:
- Classic
- Gluten Free
- Vegan
Pre-purchased Grazing Boxes will be available for collection at the event.
MERCHANDISE
The Merchandising Truck will be located adjacent to the main bar and will feature a large range of official Red Hot Summer Tour Merchandise, as well as artist offerings.
AGE RESTRICTIONS
This event is strictly 18+
FIRST AID
First Aid is located on site for the duration of the event. If you are feeling unwell or need medical attention at any time, please visit the First Aid Marquee.
ACCESSIBILITY INFORMATION
GENERAL INFORMATION
These events are held outdoors on sites with terrain that consists of grass and uneven, rough surfaces. There is no shade or undercover areas, and the inclement weather can have a significant impact on the conditions of the site.
For patrons in a wheelchair, there will be an accessible viewing area at the top of the ampitheatre. Accessible bathrooms are located adjacent to the main toilet compound, a short distance from this viewing area. The accessible viewing area is approximately 80 metres from the stage front. It is unreserved and at ground level.
Being accompanied by a carer is recommended and we offer complimentary companion tickets for companion card holders.
On show day, our customer service staff will be available if you need assistance accessing the concert site. We strongly advise that you notify the ticketing agent when purchasing your ticket if you are in a wheelchair or need assistance so we can contact you prior to the event.
To purchase accessible tickets or to book a ticket using a Companion Card, please CLICK HERE
Our events go ahead in wet weather unless conditions are deemed to be dangerous. If you have purchased an accessible ticket and have concerns regarding wet weather in the week leading up to the event, please contact us at info@facetofacetouring.com.au
We are continually striving to improve access to our outdoor venue sites and enhance the experience of our patrons with disability. Please contact us at info@facetofacetouring.com.au if you have any further questions regarding accessibility.
Patrons are advised that flicker, laser, strobe and other lighting effects may be in use at the event.
CARERS
We are pleased to support the National Companion Card system. You can receive a complimentary ticket for a carer when booking your tickets via Ticketmaster’s accessibility line on 1300 446 925 or alternatively, you can submit a request via https://help.ticketmaster.com.au. Please have your companion card handy when booking your ticket as well as bringing it along with you when attending the event. Please note there is a limit of one complimentary carer ticket per companion card.
We recommend bringing a carer who will be able to physically help you in navigating the event site and the uneven and rough terrain.
GUIDE & SERVICE DOGS
Guide dogs, hearing dogs, or registered assistance and companion animals are allowed on site. For patrons attending with a guide or service dog, we ask that handlers carry appropriate identification/accreditation for the dog and for the dog to wear at all times their identification coat and harness/lead.
If you are purchasing Reserved Seating tickets, please contact Ticketmaster’s accessibility line on 1300 446 925 or alternatively, you can submit a request via https://help.ticketmaster.com.au,and advise you require a complimentary seat for your service dog. At the event, our team of ushers can assist in removing the complimentary reserved chair for your service dog to sit comfortably with you in the reserved seating area. Please be aware patrons often stand / dance in front of their seats throughout the events.
Our venues can be very large sites where dogs will experience dense crowds, high levels of noise and laser, strobe and other lighting effects maybe in use at the event. We recommend guide and service dogs are not positioned within the front rows of the stage due to high sound volume and the dog’s comfort and wellbeing.
WHEELCHAIR PATRONS
Wheelchair tickets are available for purchase in the Reserved Seating area or in the GA Lawn area. There will be a designated wheelchair space in the GA Lawn area, and this will be signposted on the day with a blue wheelchair flag.
To purchase wheelchair accessible tickets, please contact Ticketmaster’s accessibility line on 1300 446 925 or alternatively, you can submit a request via https://help.ticketmaster.com.au.
ACCESSIBLE PARKING
Details for ACROD Parking will be added here closer to the event.
BOX OFFICE
The Box Office is located at the concert entry point and will be open from 60 minutes prior to gates opening, and until the headline artist commences.
Please have your ticket downloaded and ready to scan at the gate, with your phone brightness turned up.
TICKETING POLICY
The official ticketing agency for this event is Ticketmaster. The Red Hot Summer Tour takes no responsibility for tickets purchased outside of the official agency. Tickets purchased through third parties such as Viagogo, Facebook Marketplace, Gumtree, Ebay or other sites are done so at the customer’s own risk. Fraudulent tickets will not be honoured.
Once a ticket purchase is completed, there are no refunds or exchanges available. In purchasing a ticket to this event, the purchaser acknowledges that any government mandates, public health orders or inability to attend due to illness or other changed circumstances does not render the purchaser eligibility for a refund or exchange.
WEATHER POLICY
This event is an open-air concert that will proceed rain, hail or shine. In the very unlikely event of a cancellation, ticketholders will be advised by SMS, Email and social media.
The event will only be cancelled if the site is deemed unsafe to proceed/continue. This decision will be made by Event Management, Venue Management and Emergency Services. Patrons are advised to come prepared for the elements with appropriate attire, footwear, a wide-brimmed hat, sunscreen, and rain poncho.
CONDITIONS OF ENTRY
It is a condition of entry that all bags, chairs and personal belongings are presented to Security Staff for inspection.
Patrons detected with contraband items such as alcohol will be refused entry without refund.
Please also note that the event has a no Pass Out policy, so please come prepared for the full day.
VISITOR INFO
Albury Wodonga is home to a vibrant arts community, featuring a public art trail where you can explore sculptures, murals, and more on foot. Alternatively, relax in the iconic Botanic Gardens, or immerse yourself in contemporary art at MAMA, one of Australia’s leading art museums and galleries.
For more information about the area, including a full guide to local dining and drinking spots, head to visitalburywodonga.com
HOW DO I GET TICKETS?
Tickets are via our official ticketing partner: Ticketmaster
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Telstra Plus Pre-Sale: Monday, 22 June 2026 @ 9am
RHST Pre-Sale: Tuesday, 23 June 2026 @ 10am > SIGN UP FOR RHST PRE-SALE
GP On Sale: Thursday, 25 June 2026 @ 9am
*All times are local
--------------------
Telstra Plus members get exclusive ticket access to the Red Hot Summer Tour starting Monday 22 June at 9am (local time) until 9am (local time) Tuesday, 23 June.
🤫Telstra also want to give you a little extra benefit 🤫Visit telstra.com/tickets to find out more or join Telstra Plus today.
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GENERAL ADMISSION
$169.90 plus fees
Entry to General Admission areas of the event
Patrons are advised to bring own camp / folding chair. No Picnic Rugs Permitted.
FAST PASS | EARLY ENTRY
$219.90 plus fees
Inclusions:
- Access to Express Entry Gate which opens 30min before General Admission
- Access to Express Pass Entry Lanes at Bar
- Express Pass RHST Wristband
AUSTRALIAN CRAWL
James Reyne, Simon Binks and David Reyne come together to celebrate the music of Australian Crawl. This is the first time in over 40 years that three original members will share the stage, joined by John Watson (Australian Crawl 83- 86), Brett Kingman, Josh Owen, Andrew McIvor, Sean Johnson, Melinda Jackson and Nicole Kurta. In a short career between 1978 and 1986 Australian Crawl delivered numerous chart hits and iconic songs that are woven into the fabric of Australia.
MEN AT WORK
Men at Work were born in Melbourne, Australia, in mid-1979.
The band went on to become a globally successful Grammy-winning, multi-platinum-selling act during the early 80s. The original band, however, came apart relatively quickly and had disintegrated by 1985.
Colin Hay and Greg Ham responded to demand and toured many parts of the world as Men at Work from 1996 into the 2000s. Sadly, Greg Ham passed away in 2012.
Founding member Colin Hay has developed a solo career over the last 35 years, writing, recording, and touring extensively throughout the world as a solo artist. He is presently part of Ringo Starr’s All Starr Band.
Since 2019, he has also toured and played under the Men At Work banner with his LA-based group of musicians, where he plays an exclusively Men At Work set, including all the hits and dearly loved songs which clearly have stood the test of time.
BIRDS OF TOKYO
Formed in Perth in the early 2000’s, Birds of Tokyo have grown from independent roots to become one of Australia’s most popular contemporary rock bands.
Since their 2008 breakthrough Universes, all five of the group’s albums have reached the ARIA top 3 including two #1 hits: March Fires(2013) and Human Design (2021). Classic songs like “Good Lord”, “Plans”, “Lanterns”, “Two Of Us”, “Brace” and “Unbreakable” have all been top 10 airplay hits and more than seventy of their tracks have featured on Triple J, making them one of the National Youth Broadcaster’s three most played artists of this millennium. The band has also won the APRA Award for “Most Performed Rock/Alternative Work” on a record setting six separate occasions.
Epic live shows have always been at the core of their appeal. Birds Of Tokyo have played major festivals from Splendour In The Grass & Falls to Red Hot Summer Tour and they have appeared as special guests for superstars like Muse, Midnight Oil, Cold Chisel, Incubus and Bon Jovi.
VIKA & LINDA
Vika & Linda are the most loved vocal duo of their generation – admired and respected by fans and fellow artists, they’ve been singing together their entire lives. It all began in a church and from church to the charts Vika & Linda have enjoyed a remarkable musical journey.
After three classic albums with the Black Sorrows, Vika & Linda have released eight studio albums, two live albums and a chart-topping anthology. They have sung on number one albums by Paul Kelly, Kasey Chambers and John Farnham, done gigs for the Dalai Lama, Nelson Mandela and the King of Tonga, and released their first memoir “No Bull” in 2022, documenting their journey from suburban Melbourne to the top of the charts. They have been nominated for four ARIA Awards and have been each awarded a Medal of the Order of Australia.
ESKIMO JOE
Since forming in 1997, Eskimo Joe has racked up a long list of impressive accomplishments. With 6 studio albums under their belts and sales in excess of 750,000, in Australia alone, the band has seen 3 of those albums debut at number 1 on the ARIA charts, with juggernaut ‘Black Fingernails, Red Wine’ shining for a monster 62 weeks in the ARIA Chart Top 50 and “Foreign Land”, from their fourth album ‘Inshalla’, bringing home 2 APRA Awards, for Most Played Rock Song on Australian radio and Best Rock Song of 2010.
Eskimo Joe have enjoyed 35 ARIA nominations in their career thus far – a number only surpassed by Silverchair, Powderfinger, Kylie Minogue and John Farnham. They have brought home 3 International Song-writing Awards, 11 WAMi Awards and 8 ARIAs and 11 of their compositions have featured in Triple J’s Hottest 100 countdown, with ‘Black Fingernails, Red Wine’ landing 2nd place.
BOOM CRASH OPERA
Originally formed in Melbourne in 1985, Boom Crash Opera got their start on Australia's pub rock circuit and quickly earned a reputation as a band to watch. Their 1986 debut single Great Wall helped establish their distinctive pop-rock sound and launched a string of hit singles, including Her Charity, Onion Skin and Talk About It.
Often compared to acts such as INXS, Icehouse and Tears For Fears, the band took a major step forward in 1989 with the release of their second album, These Here Are Crazy Times. Featuring Onion Skin, The Best Thing and what is arguably their signature song, Dancing Up A Storm, the album broadened their international profile and remains a landmark Australian rock release.
Following the release of three more albums throughout the 1990s, the group remained an active touring and festival favourite into the new millennium. In 2009, they revisited their catalogue with Dancing In The Storm, an acoustic collection of some of their most-loved songs. In 2025, the band unveiled their first new material in 28 years with the electrifying electro-glam-rock track Latest Hustle.
ELLA HOOPER
Ella Hooper burst onto the Australian music scene as the technicolour frontwoman of Killing Heidi, an unlikely success story – the teenage band from the bush who went on claiming pop rock dominion with a string of hit singles, no. 1 album, sold-out tours, Rolling Stone covers and more. Ella was the first-ever woman and the youngest person to be awarded SPRA’s Songwriter of the Year Award.
Now three albums deep into a celebrated solo career spanning synth, folk, rock, country and Americana, Ella also balances a successful side hustle hosting multiple TV and radio shows, making her more than just a pop singer in her native Australia.
PLAYING TIMES
12:30pm ═ GATES
1:10pm - 1:40pm ═ ELLA HOOPER
2:05pm - 2:45pm ═ BOOM CRASH OPERA
3:10pm - 3:50pm ═ VIKA & LINDA
4:15pm - 5:00pm ═ ESKIMO JOE
5:25pm - 6:15pm ═ BIRDS OF TOKYO
6:45pm - 7:45pm ═ MEN AT WORK
8:15pm - 9:30pm ═ AUSTRALIAN CRAWL
*Artist line-up and playing times are subject to change
TICKET TYPES
General Admission
General Admission Tickets include entry to General Admission areas of the event. Patrons are advised to bring their own camp / folding chair. No Picnic Rugs Permitted.
Fast Pass | Early Entry
- Access to Express Entry Gate which opens 30min before General Admission.
- Access to Express Pass Entry Lanes at Bar.
- Express Pass RHST Wristband
ABOUT THE VENUE
Glenelg Beach, Adelaide, South Australia (end of Jetty Road)
WHAT TO BRING
You may bring to this event:
- Camp Chair
- Sealed Still Bottled Water (not carbonated)
- Rain Poncho
- Non Professional Camera (No professional lenses or video cameras)
PROHIBITED ITEMS
Items strictly prohibited from entry include:
- Alcohol
- Soft Drink & Non Alcoholic Beverages (apart from Still Sealed Water)
- Umbrellas
- Cheese Knives
- Glass (including Glass Jars)
- Metal Cutlery
- Shade Structures
- Tents and Canopies
- Offensive Clothing
- MC Club Attire
- Bicycles
- Scooters
- Trolleys
- Pets
FOOD & BEVERAGE
This event will have a large range of food and beverage outlets open for the duration of the day. A public Bar will operate offering a range of Beer, Wine, Cider, Spirits and Non-Alcoholic Beverages.
MERCHANDISE
The Merchandising Marquee will be located adjacent to the main bar and will feature a large range of official Red Hot Summer Tour Merchandise, as well as artist offerings.
AGE RESTRICTIONS
This event is strictly 18+
FIRST AID
First Aid is located on site for the duration of the event. If you are feeling unwell or need medical attention at any time, please visit the First Aid Marquee.
ACCESSIBILITY INFORMATION
Our outdoor concert sites are predominantly flat grass parkland and in some cases beach areas, and at times, part of the venue can be soft and boggy. For patrons with accessibility needs, being accompanied by a carer is recommended.
There is no dedicated parking for Accessible Permit holders; however, a pick-up and drop-off point is located close to the entry on Colley Terrace. Traffic management and signage will be in place to assist and direct on arrival.
There is an Accessible Viewing Area with a dedicated platform. This can accommodate all registered wheelchair patrons and their companion. Only one carer per person unless there are exceptional circumstances.
Entry: An Accessible Entry Lane will be available for those in a wheelchair and accessibility requirements. Please look out for signage on arrival.
To purchase accessible tickets or to book a ticket using a Companion Card, please CLICK HERE
BOX OFFICE
The Box Office is located at the concert entry point and will be open from 60 minutes prior to gates opening, and until the headline artist commences.
Please have your ticket downloaded and ready to scan at the gate, with your phone brightness turned up.
TICKETING POLICY
The official ticketing agency for this event is Ticketmaster. The Red Hot Summer Tour takes no responsibility for tickets purchased outside of the official agency. Tickets purchased through third parties such as Viagogo, Facebook Marketplace, Gumtree, Ebay or other sites are done so at the customer’s own risk. Fraudulent tickets will not be honoured.
Once a ticket purchase is completed, there are no refunds or exchanges available. In purchasing a ticket to this event, the purchaser acknowledges that any government mandates, public health orders or inability to attend due to illness or other changed circumstances does not render the purchaser eligibility for a refund or exchange.
WEATHER POLICY
This event is an open-air concert that will proceed rain, hail or shine. In the very unlikely event of a cancellation, ticketholders will be advised by SMS, Email and social media.
The event will only be cancelled if the site is deemed unsafe to proceed/continue. This decision will be made by Event Management, Venue Management and Emergency Services. Patrons are advised to come prepared for the elements with appropriate attire, footwear, a wide-brimmed hat, sunscreen, and rain poncho.
CONDITIONS OF ENTRY
It is a condition of entry that all bags, chairs and personal belongings are presented to Security Staff for inspection.
Patrons detected with contraband items such as alcohol will be refused entry without refund.
TRANSPORT
PUBLIC TRANSPORT
By bus: Services run regularly from the Adelaide CBD to Glenelg, taking approximately 35–45 minutes.
By tram: The iconic 'Bay Tram' operates frequently from Victoria Square in the heart of the CBD, with a travel time of around 30 minutes.
A pick-up and drop-off point is located near the entry on Colley Terrace and is recommended for patrons with accessibility needs. Traffic management and signage will be in place to assist you on arrival.
HOW DO I GET TICKETS?
Tickets are via our official ticketing partner: Ticketmaster
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*All times are local
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