Only legends allowed! Elton John, David Bowie and Queen join forces for one epic evening.
Warm up your vocals and string up your guitars for a spectacular blend of rock theatrics at Rock Opera!
Presented by the City of Gosnells, 5pm to 9pm at Centennial Pioneer Park Amphitheatre in Gosnells on Saturday, 15 February 2025.
Experience a mashup of legendary classics from Elton John Tribute performing the hits of Elton, and Major Tom and Queen Freddie showcasing the best of David Bowie and Queen!
Audience members can pack a picnic or buy dinner from a range of food trucks. Bring your ID to take advantage of a licensed 18+ area for a drink while rocking out.
This is a free event however ticket registrations are essential. Tickets are limited to four (4) per person and capacity restrictions apply. Ticket registrations will launch at 10am Friday 17 January 2025. Grab your tickets here.
Event Schedule
5:00pm Gates open and food trucks start serving
6:00pm Elton John Tribute
6:45pm Break
7:15pm Major Tom - David Bowie Tribute
8:00pm Break
8:15pm Queen Freddie Tribute
Rock Opera is a smoke and vape free event.
Frequently Asked Questions can be found below, ticket Terms and Conditions can be found here.
This event is supported by Lotterywest
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does it cost?
Entry to Rock Opera is free of charge, however, all patrons require a ticket.
Charges apply for food and drinks purchased from the onsite vendors.
How many tickets can I purchase?
Ticket registrations are limited to 4 per person. Tickets can be purchased online via our ticketing provider Trybooking from Friday 17 January.
Do I need to print my ticket?
Tickets can be scanned from your phone. Please ensure the QR code is visible and ready for presentation on arrival.
Where is it located?
It is located at the Centennial Pioneer Park, on Federation Parade, Gosnells.
Can children attend this event?
Children under 18 must have a valid ticket and be supervised by a parent or legal guardian at all times.
This Event is recommended for mature audiences. Artist performances and event patrons may be very loud, the Event may have high intensity crowd movements and Artist performances may include references to drugs / alcohol, flashing lights, and pyrotechnics.
Do you have reserved seating?
Seating is unreserved and available on a first-in best-dressed basis
What can I bring into the event?
Rock opera is a smoke free event, including vapes.
This event will have a range of food available for purchase and includes menu items for intolerances and vegetarian / vegan patrons.
There will also be a bar vendor, where patrons aged 18+ can purchase alcoholic drinks.
Patrons are permitted to bring food and unopened, non-alcoholic drinks into the event.
Glass (including bottles or drinking glasses), alcoholic beverages and sharp, metal utensils (such as knives) are NOT permitted and will be confiscated. Bags and eskies will be checked prior to entering the event site.
You can bring your own rugs, beanbags, low-lying chairs only and cushions to get comfy and enjoy the show.
Are there pass outs?
A wristband will be provided to all ticket holders and should be warn at all times. Wristbands will be required to access the toilets on the outer permitter of the event.
Can I smoke at the event?
Rock Opera is a smoke free event. Smoking is not permitted in the event zone, (including the use of e-cigarettes).
Will there be security present?
Licensed security and crowd control will be present at the event to help keep you safe. We ask that all attendees follow the directions of the security team.
Can I bring my dog?
Pets are not permitted at Rock Opera, with the exception of Assistance Dogs.
Can I bring my pram?
Prams, wheelchairs and trolleys to transport possessions are permitted into the event, however chairs, prams and wheelchair access to the site is via a ramp on Federation Parade, with a separate entry point closer to the stage.
Is wheelchair access available?
We have made a number of provisions to ensure our events are accessible to all. These include accessible entrance lanes and accessible toilet facilities. Please be mindful that this is an outdoor event on grassed areas so there may be uneven surfaces and the accompaniment of a carer is recommended.
Limited on-site parking is available for ACROD permit holders. Parking for ACROD or wheelchair patrons is not always assured, however in the absence of parking close to the gates, limited alternatives will be provided. We strongly advise that when purchasing your ticket, you get in touch with the events team so that additional parking options can be discussed.
Is there an Accessible viewing area?
An accessible viewing area is provided at the venue. The area is offered to Patrons with a valid ACROD permit and up to three accompanying guest/carer, patrons must indicate their need for this service when purchasing tickets. Access to this area is provided on a first come, first served basis until the area is at capacity. The City cannot guarantee that all Patrons will have a full and unimpeded view of the performance.
What if I lose something?
All lost property will be stored at the onsite information marquee during the event. Unclaimed lost property will be taken to the City of Gosnells Civic Centre building at 2120 Albany Highway, Gosnells, and held for seven days.
How loud will it be?
There will be live music performed between 5pm and 9pm. All volume levels will comply with local government regulations and will be monitored to ensure compliance.
What are my transport/parking options for getting to and from the event?
Public Transport – Event attendees are encouraged to use public transport, carpool, cycle or walk where possible. The event venue (Centennial Pioneer Park Amphitheatre) is located a short distance from the Gosnells Bus Station. If you're using Transperth services, remember you can plan your journey with the JourneyPlanner before you travel.
Parking – Limited parking is available in the carpark at The Agonis building on Albany Highway adjacent to Centennial Pioneer Park Amphitheatre, with entry off Stalker Road. Some parking is available in the surrounding streets. Please do not park on verges, or streets that have 'no parking' signs, and respect local residents by not blocking access to their driveways.
Cycle – Relieve the stress of navigating traffic and finding a car park by riding your bike to Rock Opera.
Who can I contact for more information?
For more information please contact the City of Gosnells on 9397 3000, email events@gosnells.wa.gov.au or visit our website www.gosnells.wa.gov.au
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