Get ready to rock out at Jimmy Barnes' concert, but first, be aware of the bus changes that could impact your commute! Working Class Men and their dance partners are in for a treat, but there are some important details to keep in mind. The former Cold Chisel member is set to perform at Sandalford Wines in Caversham, marking the 40th anniversary of his Working Class Man tour. However, event organizers have some crucial updates for attendees. Due to redevelopments on the Midland Line, shuttle bus services from Guildford train station will be unavailable. Instead, attendees can opt for Buswest transfers to and from the venue. Bus tickets are available online through TicketMaster until Friday afternoon, and after that, concertgoers can purchase passes directly from the Buswest office in Cockburn on the day of the event. Sandalford Wines CEO Grant Brinklow suggests that taking the bus is the best way to enjoy the concert, as it eliminates the stress of driving and allows guests to fully immerse themselves in the experience. But that's not all - this concert is an all-ages event, which means children under 18 will be in attendance for the first time. As a licensed event, alcohol will be available for patrons over 18, and anyone appearing under 25 may be asked for ID. So, make sure to bring your photo ID! The venue gates will open at 2 pm on Saturday, an hour later than usual. The night's performances will kick off with John Rooney at 3:20 pm, followed by Kate Ceberano and Ian Moss. Icehouse, the iconic rockers of Great Southern Land, will take the stage at 6:35 pm, setting the stage for the highly anticipated performance of Australian legend Jimmy Barnes at 8:15 pm. For more information on the event and transport options, visit the Sandalford website. But here's where it gets controversial... will the bus changes and all-ages policy impact the overall concert experience? And this is the part most people miss... the event organizers are urging everyone to bring their photo ID, so don't forget to pack it! Now, it's your turn to chime in. Do you think the bus changes will cause significant delays for attendees? And how do you feel about the all-ages policy? Sound off in the comments and let's discuss!
