From an Aussie rock legends’ gig to a celebration of wine, here are six of the hottest tickets around town this weekend and beyond.
Jimeoin
Saturday July 18, 8pm, Bunbury Regional Entertainment Centre, Bunbury; Sunday July 19, 7.30pm, Regal Theatre, Subiaco
The Irish-Australian comedy legend is back with his latest stand-up show Ballyhoo.
Tickets from $69 from jimeoin.com
FIFA World Cup final at The Camfield
Monday July 20, 2am-6am, The Camfield, Burswood
Australia’s biggest pub will screen soccer’s biggest game — complete with heaters and a limited food menu — with doors opening at 2am ahead of the 3am kick-off.
Free, bookings essential via thecamfieldbar.com.au
Wine Wars
Wednesday July 22, 6.30pm, Optus Stadium, Burswood
Join State Buildings director of wine Emma Farrelly for an evening of wine, food and live entertainment. The theme is Australia v The World as attendees enjoy a five-course dinner — think poached Australian marron with shellfish bisque and finger lime, and venison loin with potato puree and truffles — with paired wines, plus a performance by local singer Coby Grant.
Tickets $275 from optusstadium.com.au
Thelma Plum
Wednesday July 22, 7.30pm, Goldfields Arts Centre, Kalgoorlie; Friday July 24, 7pm, Bunbury Regional Entertainment Centre, Bunbury; Saturday July 25, 7.30pm, Albany Entertainment Centre, Albany
Taking in three shows in regional WA, I Don’t Play That Song Anymore is the ARIA-winning Aussie singer-songwriter’s first acoustic national tour.
Tickets from $68.50 from thelmaplum.com
Perth Comic Arts Festival
Thursday July 23 to Sunday July 26, various venues
Now in its ninth year and billed as Australia’s biggest literary festival for comics, PCAF’s 2026 program ranges from international author talks to free all-ages comic workshops to a market day featuring more than 110 creators showcasing their work.
Free. Tickets from pcaf.org.au
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