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Venues Sydney: The Metro Theatre 624 George St Sydney NSW 2000 Phone: (02) 9550 3666 The Metro Theatre has long been Sydney’s leading independent rock venue and has played host to some of the most memorable live gigs Sydney music fans have seen and heard. It is a landmark venue for both international and local acts, being a pivotal breakthrough venue for bands as they break on to the scene. Situated in the heart of George Street’s bustling entertainment district, directly across from the Cinema strip, and close to Darling Harbour and Oxford Street, The Metro is centrally located and easy to find. GETTING THERE AND BACK By Train: Town Hall Station is a 3 minute walk from the venue. Take the Sydney Town Hall exit and walk south along George Street. By Bus: All buses that run to the Queen Victoria Building are a 3 minute walk from the venue, with many buses to George Street stopping right outside the Metro itself. By Taxi: Taxis are readily available to hail outside the venue at all times of day and night. Parking: There is very limited parking in the CBD, however if you are driving there is secure city parking at Wilson Parking on the Cnr Goulburn & Elizabeth Streets they are open until 12am Mon – Thurs, 11pm Sundays, 1am on Fridays & 1.30am Saturdays & costs between $8 - $10 flat after 6pm. Otherwise there is parking at 137 Castlereagh St which is open til 12am Sun – Fri & 2am on Sat after 6pm, flat rate of $18. Brisbane: The Tivoli Theatre 52 Costin St Fortitude Valley Queensland 4006 Phone: (07) 3852 1711 Built in 1917 and restored in Art Deco style, this elegant, fully licensed theatre has state-of-the-art technical features and top-of-the-range facilities. AGE RESTRICTIONS - General Admission Standing – Over 18s Only. NO ID, NO ENTRY. Acceptable forms of ID are Passport, Drivers License or 18+ Card. No thongs or steel capped footwear! No cloak room available (what you bring with you, stays with you)! No professional cameras or recording devices! TICKETS - Please contact Ticketek on 132 849 or visit www.ticketek.com.au. Alternatively, tickets can be purchased at our Box Office during business hours through Credit Card or Eftpos ONLY. Tickets may be available for purchase on the door for selected events. Please contact us prior to the performance on (07) 3852 1711 for more information. Please note that ticket collection may only be carried out by the Credit Card account-holder ONLY! PUBLIC TRANSPORT - Easy access by train to Brunswick Street Station, by bus to Fortitude Valley and three carparks accommodating over 2000 vehicles. PARKING DETAILS -There is plenty of on-street parking available on Costin Street and Gregory Terrace. The Tivoli car-park is reserved for staff and artist use only.
Melbourne: The Forum Theatre Corner Russell & Flinders Streets Melbourne VIC 3000 Beneath the sky-blue ceiling and before the eyes of the surrounding Romanesque statues and gargoyles, the Forum Theatre, with its outdoor amphitheatre setting, has come a long way from the first “talkies” that played here in 1929. Today, the Forum lends itself to the people of Melbourne as one of the most unique, and undoubtedly best venues, magnificent in its scope and mesmerising in its architecture. n4

Venues

Sydney: The Metro Theatre

624 George St
Sydney NSW 2000
Phone: (02) 9550 3666

The Metro Theatre has long been Sydney’s leading independent rock venue and has played host to some of the most memorable live gigs Sydney music fans have seen and heard. It is a landmark venue for both international and local acts, being a pivotal breakthrough venue for bands as they break on to the scene.

Situated in the heart of George Street’s bustling entertainment district, directly across from the Cinema strip, and close to Darling Harbour and Oxford Street, The Metro is centrally located and easy to find.

GETTING THERE AND BACK

By Train: Town Hall Station is a 3 minute walk from the venue. Take the Sydney Town Hall exit and walk south along George Street.

By Bus: All buses that run to the Queen Victoria Building are a 3 minute walk from the venue, with many buses to George Street stopping right outside the Metro itself.

By Taxi: Taxis are readily available to hail outside the venue at all times of day and night.

Parking: There is very limited parking in the CBD, however if you are driving there is secure city parking at Wilson Parking on the Cnr Goulburn & Elizabeth Streets they are open until 12am Mon – Thurs, 11pm Sundays, 1am on Fridays & 1.30am Saturdays & costs between $8 - $10 flat after 6pm. Otherwise there is parking at 137 Castlereagh St which is open til 12am Sun – Fri & 2am on Sat after 6pm, flat rate of $18.

Brisbane: The Tivoli Theatre

52 Costin St
Fortitude Valley Queensland 4006
Phone: (07) 3852 1711

Built in 1917 and restored in Art Deco style, this elegant, fully licensed theatre has state-of-the-art technical features and top-of-the-range facilities.

AGE RESTRICTIONS - General Admission Standing – Over 18s Only.

NO ID, NO ENTRY. Acceptable forms of ID are Passport, Drivers License or 18+ Card.

No thongs or steel capped footwear! No cloak room available (what you bring with you, stays with you)!

No professional cameras or recording devices!

TICKETS - Please contact Ticketek on 132 849 or visit www.ticketek.com.au. Alternatively, tickets can be purchased at our Box Office during business hours through Credit Card or Eftpos ONLY. Tickets may be available for purchase on the door for selected events. Please contact us prior to the performance on (07) 3852 1711 for more information. Please note that ticket collection may only be carried out by the Credit Card account-holder ONLY!

PUBLIC TRANSPORT - Easy access by train to Brunswick Street Station, by bus to Fortitude Valley and three carparks accommodating over 2000 vehicles.

PARKING DETAILS -There is plenty of on-street parking available on Costin Street and Gregory Terrace. The Tivoli car-park is reserved for staff and artist use only.

Melbourne: The Forum Theatre

Corner Russell & Flinders Streets
Melbourne VIC 3000

Beneath the sky-blue ceiling and before the eyes of the surrounding Romanesque statues and gargoyles, the Forum Theatre, with its outdoor amphitheatre setting, has come a long way from the first “talkies” that played here in 1929. Today, the Forum lends itself to the people of Melbourne as one of the most unique, and undoubtedly best venues, magnificent in its scope and mesmerising in its architecture.