Rock of Ages
Sunday, March 14, 2027

Sunday, March 14, 2027

Follow aspiring rock star Drew and small-town girl Sherrie as they chase their dreams in Hollywood while fighting to save the legendary Bourbon Room from developers determined to change the Strip forever.

Featuring an electrifying soundtrack of iconic ’80s rock anthems from Journey, Bon Jovi, Poison, Styx, REO Speedwagon, Pat Benatar, Twisted Sister, Foreigner and more, Rock of Ages is a high-energy celebration of the decade that brought us power ballads, leather, spandex and unforgettable rock legends.

Whether you grew up with the music or are discovering it for the first time, this smash-hit musical will have you laughing, singing along and cheering from beginning to end.

Sunset Strip Gala – Thursday 11th March 2026
One Night Only

Step into the glitz, glamour and rock ‘n’ roll of the Sunset Strip for one unforgettable evening!

Join us for our exclusive Sunset Strip Gala, a special one-night-only event celebrating the music, fashion and energy of the ’80s. Dress in your best rockstar-inspired attire — think leather, denim, sequins, band tees, big hair and bold colours — and enjoy a complimentary drink on arrival before settling in for the smash-hit musical Rock of Ages.

Capture the moment with themed photo opportunities, soak up the pre-show atmosphere and experience all the excitement of this special performance. Whether you’re an ’80s rock fanatic or simply looking for an unforgettable night out, the Sunset Strip Gala is your chance to party like it’s 1987.

event details

DATE
Sunday, March 14, 2027
2:00 pm
VENUE
The Wedge
100 Foster Street, Sale
COST
Tickets: $52.00 | Senior: $49.00 | Concession & Group10+: $46.00 | Sunset Strip GALA Night: $57.00
ORGANISER
The Wedge
TELEPHONE
(03) 5143 3200
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