Perth traffic: Lane closure near Red Hill Auditorium to cause traffic delays ahead of Train concert
Perth motorists have been warned of traffic delays near Red Hill Auditorium as fans flock to see world-famous pop band Train take the stage on Sunday night.
A lane closure on Toodyay Road westbound will be in place from 4pm to 12am.
Main Roads has advised drivers to expect delays as traffic management and speed reduction will be in place.
The legendary American band announced their highly-anticipated Australian headline tour in December, with Perth as their first stop.
Joining Train on the tour is Scottish singer-songwriter KT Tunstall, best known for her smash hit Suddenly I See, and Jason Wade from alternative rock band Lifehouse.
Train formed in 1994 and are known for their chart-topping hits including Drops of Jupiter, Hey Soul Sister and Drive By.
The band have sold more than 10 million albums and 30 million tracks worldwide, which has earned them a devoted and loyal fan base.
Following their Perth show on Sunday night, Train will jet over to Adelaide, then Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane before flying over to Auckland.
Hashtags
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
The Age
an hour ago
- The Age
Virgin Australia gets $685m IPO ready for lift-off amid strong investor demand
Virgin Australia has kicked off its return to the Australian sharemarket after and absence of more than four years, with bankers offering shares in the airline to investors at $2.90 apiece for its much-anticipated listing on the ASX. Private equity owner Bain Capital will sell close to 30 per cent of Qantas Airways' biggest rival, expecting to raise $685 million via the initial public offering. The $2.90 price tag for the stock represents a multiple of seven times the airline's expected earnings this financial year, the firm said in its pitch to sharemarket investors. Market sources said the joint lead managers of the offering believed demand from domestic and global anchor investors was 'well in excess of the offer size prior to opening of the bookbuild'. It's unclear when the stock will start trading on the ASX. The IPO represents the culmination of years of waiting for the listing of the airline. Bain Capital bought the then struggling airline in 2020, taking it off the sharemarket after it had been placed in administration, facing soaring costs and the impact of the COVID-19 shutdown on travel.
Sydney Morning Herald
an hour ago
- Sydney Morning Herald
Virgin Australia gets $685m IPO ready for lift-off amid strong investor demand
Virgin Australia has kicked off its return to the Australian sharemarket after and absence of more than four years, with bankers offering shares in the airline to investors at $2.90 apiece for its much-anticipated listing on the ASX. Private equity owner Bain Capital will sell close to 30 per cent of Qantas Airways' biggest rival, expecting to raise $685 million via the initial public offering. The $2.90 price tag for the stock represents a multiple of seven times the airline's expected earnings this financial year, the firm said in its pitch to sharemarket investors. Market sources said the joint lead managers of the offering believed demand from domestic and global anchor investors was 'well in excess of the offer size prior to opening of the bookbuild'. It's unclear when the stock will start trading on the ASX. The IPO represents the culmination of years of waiting for the listing of the airline. Bain Capital bought the then struggling airline in 2020, taking it off the sharemarket after it had been placed in administration, facing soaring costs and the impact of the COVID-19 shutdown on travel.
News.com.au
an hour ago
- News.com.au
Lego releases Bluey-themed set
Lego has revealed its newest brick set featuring an iconic Australian cartoon – Bluey. The six new sets capture recognisable moments from the beloved kids show.
