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Please note: Afterpay Arena has transitioned from Qudos Bank Arena. This change does not impact scheduled events, tickets, or venue operations. For more information, please view our FAQS here.
Buckle up! Following sold-out 2026 shows, get ready for a high-octane collision of high-flying Freestyle Motocross and heart-pounding rodeo action.
Whether you’re rocking a cowboy hat or twisting a throttle, this is the ultimate night of extreme entertainment. Perfect for a family night out, double date, or an unforgettable evening with your mates.
This ain’t no ordinary rodeo. This ain’t just a bike show. This is BIKES & BULLS.
What’s crazier? Hanging upside down from a motorcycle 75ft in the air, or strapping onto an angry 950kg bull? You’ll witness both…at the same time! All set to a jaw-dropping pyrotechnic backdrop.
The adrenaline doesn’t stop with the main event. Enjoy tandem bull rides, tandem backflips, Aussie the Kangaroo, line-dancing and much more!
Bring your friends, gather the family and purchase your tickets today to secure the best seats!
DATE
Saturday 26 June 2027
EVENT TIME
Ticketed Start Time: 6:30pm
Important Information
- All patrons aged 15 years & under must be accompanied by an adult.
- Children aged 12 months and under are ‘free on the knee’. All patrons over 12 months require a valid ticket for entry.
- For the best experience, patrons are strongly encouraged to arrive early for the event and leave additional time for the Security Screening Process when entering the Arena.
- Consider your travel options, plan ahead and allow extra travel time
- If you’re planning to catch public transport visit transportnsw.info for the latest travel advice
- Share your tickets with the group coming with you before you arrive. More info on ticket sharing here
- Patrons must only sit in the seat number printed on your ticket
- Please Note: Strobe Lighting, Haze & Laser effects will be used throughout the performance.
- The Arena is now 100% cashless, please bring your card or phone for payments
- No backpacks regardless of size will be permitted
- No bags over A4 (30 cm x 20 cm) will be permitted
- Follow signage and the directives of staff at all times
- Afterpay Arena values the safety of all patrons. To report anti-social behaviour or if you require assistance, SMS 0428 785 717 with your issue and location during an event
- Thank you for your enquiry regarding the animals used as part of the forthcoming Bikes and Bulls show. We take animal protection very seriously and at all times adhere to and exceed where possible, to the Animal Care and Protection Act 2001 (the Act). More specifically, we adhere to and where possible exceed, the Queensland Animal Welfare Standards and Guidelines for Animals at Rodeos as set out by our governing body, The National Rodeo Association.
- Please feel free to peruse their resources at www.nationalrodeoassociation.com.au and more specifically relating to the care and animal protection at www.nationalrodeoassociation.com.au/pages/animal-welfare/
- This gives the full policies and procedures that are in place and also provides links to the act and other relevant documentation.
- In the sport of professional rodeo, cowboys share the limelight with the rodeo livestock. For a cowboy to compete at the highest level, the livestock also must be in peak condition. Both are athletes in their own right. The very nature of rodeo requires a working relationship, and in some events a partnership, between the cowboys and animal athletes.
- The National Rodeo Association takes animal welfare seriously and is committed to complying with the animal welfare legislation relevant to the state or territory in which the rodeo is conducted.
- The purposes of the rodeo standards are to:
- Protect the welfare of animals used in rodeos and rodeo schools.
- Ensure rodeo officials and other persons are aware of their responsibilities when conducting a rodeo.
- Provide requirements for equipment used at rodeos and rodeo facilities such as arenas, yards and chutes.
- Outline the key requirements for competitors and other people handling and caring for animals used in rodeo activities at rodeos and rodeo schools.
