29 October 2026
Vinod Rathod in your city: what you need to know before the night
Find your city below: the date, the start time, where the venue is and how to get there without stress.
Vinod Rathod performs in four Australian cities in November 2026. Whichever one is yours, the show is the same: the same artist, the same catalogue, a live band on stage and a seated room built for families.
What changes from city to city is the practical part — where the venue is, when it starts, and how to arrive without a scramble. Find your city below.
Sydney — Saturday 14 November
The Regency, 18 George Young Street, Auburn. Doors open at 6:00 PM and the concert runs from 7:00 PM to 10:00 PM.
There is free on-site parking at The Regency, plus street parking on George Young Street, and we would suggest arriving by about 6:15 PM. The foyer opens earlier than the stage does, with live music and food stalls running through the evening, so coming early is a better experience rather than just a safer one.
Sydney — full details and tickets
If you are travelling in from regional New South Wales or the far side of the city and would rather not drive home late, Rydges Parramatta is our Official Accommodation Partner for this concert — it is a short drive from the venue and has more than 200 on-site parking spaces.
Melbourne — Sunday 15 November
The National Theatre, 20 Carlisle Street, St Kilda, starting at 5:30 PM and running about three hours.
The early Sunday start is deliberate: it means children and grandparents can come, and everyone is home at a sensible hour. Trams 3, 16 and 96 all stop within a short walk of the theatre, which is the easier choice — street parking around St Kilda is metered and gets tight on a Sunday evening. The National is a heritage building, so if you need accessible seating, arrange it before you book.
Melbourne — full details and tickets
Brisbane — Saturday 21 November
Victory Family Church Auditorium, 192 Redbank Plains Road, Bellbird Park, starting at 6:30 PM.
There is parking on site, which takes the usual worry out of the evening. The one thing to plan for is the drive: Bellbird Park is south-west of the city, so if you are coming from the Brisbane CBD give yourself proper travel time rather than leaving at the last minute.
Brisbane — full details and tickets
Adelaide — Sunday 22 November
The Regal Theatre, 275 Kensington Road, Kensington Park, starting at 5:30 PM. This is the final night of the tour.
The Regal is roughly fifteen minutes east of the Adelaide CBD by car, with street parking on Kensington Road and the surrounding streets — allow a little time for it on a Sunday evening.
Adelaide — full details and tickets
Things that apply wherever you are
- Every concert is seated and indoors, and every one is suitable for families and older guests.
- Each city sells through its own box office, so book through the link on your city's page rather than searching — that way you land on the right event.
- Tickets are e-tickets. Show them on your phone at the door; there is no need to print anything.
- Outside food and drink cannot be brought into any of the venues.
- If you need accessible seating, contact us before you book and we will arrange it with the venue.
Come early
The single most useful piece of advice we can give is to arrive with time in hand. These are seated rooms, which means latecomers are held at the back until a suitable break, and nobody wants to miss the opening of a concert they have waited years to see.
Find your city, check the start time, and give yourself half an hour more than you think you need.
