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Get ready for a rockin’ RED HOT SUMMER!
The first series for 2025 kicks off with a stellar all Aussie line-up. Celebrated ICEHOUSE will headline and be supported by other crowd favourites Noiseworks, Wolfmother, Eskimo Joe, Baby Animals, Killing Heidi & Bachelor Girl.
Series two features a powerhouse lineup led by classic rock legends ZZ Top as the headliners, with the iconic George Thorogood & The Destroyers as special guests. Joining them are a stellar group of local Aussie rockers, including The Living End, Baby Animals, Rose Tattoo, and Dallas Frasca.
Everything you need to know to get tickets.
Everything you need to know to get tickets.
ANZ Presales: Wed 4 Dec, 12pm
Artist Presale: Wed 4 Dec, 12pm
Ticketmaster Presale: Fri 6 Dec, 1pm
Face to Face Presale: Fri 6 Dec 1pm
General Public: Mon 9 Dec 1pm
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There is a strict limit of eight (8) tickets per customer for the presale and eight (8) tickets per customer for the General Public for Red Hot Summer Tour.
Please adhere to the published ticket limit. Persons who exceed the ticket limit may have any or all of their orders and tickets cancelled without notice by Ticketmaster at its discretion. This includes orders associated with the same name, e-mail address, billing address, credit card number or any other information.
Yes! Want a memento to remember your night? When selecting your tickets make sure you choose the Collector Ticket option to receive your Red Hot Summer Tour souvenir.
Collector Tickets will be dispatched approximately three weeks prior to the event.
We’ve updated our seating framework to include a larger range of accessible seating options. There will be an option for every price level and package available for Red Hot Summer Tour.
Accessible tickets (including Companion Cards) can be purchased by calling our Customer Service team on the Accessible Bookings line Monday – Sunday 9am – 5pm AEST: 1300 446 925. This phone number is reserved for patrons with accessibility requirements and companion cardholders and cannot process any other ticketing requests.
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ZZ Top were fantastic! Entertaining and so tight as a group. Been waiting to see them live for a long time and Billy and the boys didn't disappoint! The other standout for me was The Living End - how good is Chris Cheney!!! The only thing that sucked was the weather and the muddy ground :(
The gig was awesome not dampened by the rain at.The gig was awesome not dampened by the rain at all.
Loved the whole show. The Aussie bands really held their own. Love ZZ Top- 2nd time i have seen them. However have to say Baby Animals always deliver 150%. Love em. But for me The Living End, wow. First time I have seen them live. They are super awesome, and very Australian. Thanks guys for a great show, super talented and really know how to rock.
It was an amazing festival, great music and vibe. It was such a friendly atmosphere regardless of the weather and the mud.
Sandstone Point Hotel hosted two days of the most amazing bands and musicians. The hard rocking blues queen Dallas Frasca: the hard boys of Rose Tattoo: the amazing Baby Animals: the astonishing and face-melting The Living End: the mesmerising George Thorogood And The Destroyers and iconic ZZ Top. Mobile ticketing from Ticketmaster was easy and entry to venue was relatively fast.
concert was awesome ,, stafff did a fantastic done ,, thank you sandstone point hotel ,, even tho it rained it was still a awesome concert
Parking - plenty of free parking, close to the venue. Entry was efficient and easy. Amenities- great! Easy access to bars. Typical line-ups for toilets. Stage could be viewed easily from anywhere, it wasn't huge, but was a decent size. Plenty of space to sit on the hill. Around the stage is normally grassed but due to the heavy rain it was muddy. I'd happily attend this venue again, it was an excellent festival.
The requirement that you cannot bring in standard camp chairs is ridiculous. What is the reasoning there if you are allowed to bring a low to ground chair? If everyone is allowed to bring a camp chair then we are all able to be on the same height. It takes up no extra room than a low chair and we would still all see the same. These Red Hot Summer Tours get mostly older crowds, and trying to get out of a chair low to the ground is very difficult to most people over 50 years old which is your primary audience at these shows. The bands were good, the venue is good, and I won't even complain about the weather which is out of anyone's hands, but the chair situation is a joke and the biggest issue of the day (despite the fact we got very wet).
This is my 6th time at RHS . I go to see the bands and the venue is always well organised and pretty well works like a well oiled machine. My gripe is the drink selection in the tent. This has been declining and is now terrible. With 1 mid strength beer( (Gold) and only 2 other beers this is what I’m mostly disappointed in. $12.00 for a can of Gold is just taking the p… And it’s min $60 for a T shirt? If you go expect a $400 day if you want to get in, get something to eat, something to remember the day by and something to drink…
The snack servings were minimal compared to previous concerts The Headliners were not very good at all Bands when advertised should include how many of the original members are performing