Australia hosts first major “post-restrictions” events

Over 2,000 people attended the WA Unlocked concert at Perth’s HBF Stadium, as all events except large-scale, multi-stage festivals return to Western Australia

The concert took place at Perth's 4,500-capacity HBF Stadium © DaHuzyBru/Wikimedia Commons

Western Australia, home to the city of Perth, has become the first Australian state to host large-scale live events, allowing its biggest sport and entertainment venues to operate at 50% capacity.

The state saw the return of stadium concerts this weekend, with local musicians Crooked Colours, ShockOne, Slumberjack and Tina Says performing to over 2,000 fans as part of the WA Unlocked event at the HBF Stadium in Perth.

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The event, organised by Zaccaria Concerts and VenuesWest, was billed as the first…

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