Bankwest Stadium will donate $50 from every ticket purchased to Cold Chisel’s Blood Moon Tour directly to the NSW Rural Fire Service.

There’s nothing more Australian than hot sun, warm waves and COLD CHISEL – especially on the eve of this holiday weekend.

The bands classic songs like Khe Sanh, Flame Trees, Bow River, My Baby, Cheap Wine, Saturday Night and You Got Nothing I Want have become the soundtrack to our summers.

Now, for the first time ever, this legendary Australian band will be playing a series of very special outdoors shows this summer on their Blood Moon Tour 2020.

As part of this very rare occurrence, COLD CHISEL will do one of their biggest gigs ever in the very first concert played at Bankwest Stadium on Friday 24 January.

From now until the concert this Friday, Bankwest Stadium will donate $50 from every ticket purchased to Cold Chisel’s Blood Moon Tour directly to the NSW Rural Fire Service.

This is your chance to be part of an unbelievable night of Aussie music with Cold Chisel, Hoodoo Gurus, Birds of Tokyo, Busby Marou AND help support the ongoing bushfire relief effort.

Limited tickets remain, don’t wait book now!

For those attending on Friday, don’t forget to check out the FAQ’s before the concert. It includes transport information and helpful information on what you can and can’t bring.

Cold Chisel and Hoodoo Gurus ready to welcome thousands of Rural Fire Service volunteers at Bankwest Stadium

Legendary Australian rock bands Cold Chisel and Hoodoo Gurus will play to a full house at the first ever concert at Bankwest Stadium, with the crowd including thousands of Rural Fire Service volunteers and their families who will be honoured guests at the venue.

Minister for Sport and Member for Parramatta the Hon. Dr Geoff Lee, MP, has announced that Venues NSW, which owns the Stadium on behalf of the NSW Government, has donated more than 2500 tickets to volunteers as a “thank you” for their extraordinary service and sacrifice during the current bushfire crisis.

As part of their first ever outdoor summer tour, Cold Chisel will be joined at Bankwest Stadium on Friday 24 January by Hoodoo Gurus, Birds of Tokyo and Busby Marou.

Cold Chisel frontman Jimmy Barnes said the band was looking forward to seeing RFS bravehearts at the concert.

“We’ve been really moved by the sacrifices that these courageous volunteers have made in this desperate time,” says frontman Jimmy Barnes. “We’re excited to have them join us for this great night of rock & roll – and to raise our voices and say ‘thank you’.”

Hoodoo Gurus have never shared a bill with Cold Chisel, so this show provides the RFS volunteers and fans in general with a unique opportunity to witness two of Australia’s most-loved bands performing some of their greatest hits live.

“The ongoing bushfire emergency has made this a very hard, grim summer for so many Australians, and especially the RFS volunteers,” said Hoodoo Gurus singer/guitarist Dave Faulkner.

“They have endured unbelievable conditions defending communities and the price they have paid is beyond reckoning. We only hope that, for a few hours on Friday January 24, the healing power of music will give some of them a brief respite from the trauma they have experienced. In our own small way, we’d like to honour them for the sacrifices they have made on all our behalf.”

NSW Rural Fire Service Commissioner Shane Fitzsimmons said: “It’s been a devastating and tragic fire season and NSW RFS members have been working tirelessly for months to protect the community. Despite this adversity, there’s been incredible generosity shown by the Australian people.

“We’re grateful to Venues NSW and the NSW Government for offering our members tickets to the Cold Chisel concert, so they can take time out to enjoy a night off with these Aussie rock legends.”

Good seats are still available for the Blood Moon Tour 2020 show at Bankwest Stadium on Friday 24 January via Ticketek here. Gates open at 4.30pm.

Fans attending the concert will be able to donate directly to the NSW Rural Fire Service and the official tour charity Foodbank, which has been providing relief for fire-affected communities. Cold Chisel has already pledged a six-figure sum to fire services and other support networks

Cold Chisel have been playing to rave reviews around the nation since the tour started on New Year’s Eve. Their album Blood Moon debuted at #1 on the ARIA Chart in December and the band’s album All For You – The Best of Cold Chisel has just been announced as the second highest selling Australian album of the past decade.

Media Contacts

Arthur Stanley
General Manager Media & Communications
VenuesLive
0422 007 360
arthurs@venueslive.com.au

Julian Keith
Media & Communications Manager
Bankwest Stadium
0437 553 822
juliank@nsw.venueslive.com.au

Australian Bushfires: How we can all help

Like all Australians, the members of Cold Chisel are appalled by the recent bushfires and the devastation they are wreaking on our people, the countryside and our wildlife. We are donating a six figure sum to the fire services and related support networks – including our tour partners Foodbank – who are doing such incredible work.

We urge everyone to do whatever they can to help.

Here are some links to people doing great work out on the front lines and in support of stricken communities:
Foodbank: https://www.foodbank.org.au/

Australian Red Cross: https://www.redcross.org.au/campaigns/disaster-relief-and-recovery-donate

New South Wales Rural Fire Service:   https://www.givenow.com.au/rfsa

Victoria Country Fire Authority:  https://www.cfa.vic.gov.au/about/supporting-cfa#donate-cfa

South Australia Country Fire Service Foundation: https://cfsfoundation.org.au/donate

Rural Fire Brigades Assoc of Qld: https://www.rfbaq.org/donate-to-rfbaq

WIRES Wildlife Rescue NSW: https://www.wires.org.au/donate/emergency-fund

ANNOUNCEMENT FROM ADOTG: RUTHERGLEN SHOW CANCELLED

Cold Chisel are very sorry to announce that tonight’s show has to be cancelled due to hazardous site conditions. Details below:

COLD CHISEL – RUTHERGLEN SHOW CANCELLED

With the environmental situation and air quality at All Saints Estate Wine still rated as hazardous and weather conditions not easing overnight or showing any signs of improvement in the forthcoming hours, we have no other option than to cancel today’s Cold Chisel show. We are deeply disappointed we are unable to proceed but our first priority is to the health and safety of our patrons, staff and artists.

All ticket purchasers will be contacted by Ticketmaster and a full refund will be provided. We appreciate everyone’s understanding in this matter.
At this stage, Friday’s sold out show at Rochford Wines – Yarra Valley and Saturday’s sold out show at Mt Duneed Estate, Geelong will go ahead as planned.

Please refer to the following for further details: https://www.adayonthegreen.com.au/news/cold-chisels-show-cancelled

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