Ocean Alley To Play VAILO Adelaide 500
The band will join Crowded House and Meg Mac as part of the Saturday night after-race entertainment.

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The after-race entertainment at the VAILO Adeliade 500 just got a hell of a lot more exciting with organisers announcing Ocean Alley has been added to the already stacked bill.
Recently returned to Australian shores after a successful tour of North America, UK and Europe, Ocean Alley will perform on Saturday (November 16) night alongside headliners Crowded House. Meg Mac will also be playing.
Those attending the VAILO Adeliade 500 on Sunday will have the chance to catch legends Cold Chisel, The Cruel Sea and The Superjesus.
Local artists chosen by MusicSA will also perform on both nights.
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Speaking about the addition of Ocean Alley to the lineup, VAILO Adelaide 500’s Event and Concert Manager Brian Gleeson OAM said: “The After Race Concert Series is set to fire on all cylinders, with an impressive lineup on offer across the weekend.
“We’re excited to extend Saturday’s music offering to include an internationally renowned and home-grown act in Ocean Alley and can’t wait to see the boys energise our fans alongside headliner Crowded House.
"Having performed to sold out crowds across the globe and at an impressive list of major festivals including Reading & Leeds (UK), Sziget (HU), BottleRock (US) and Ottawa Bluesfest (CAN), Saturday’s After Race Concert Series will be an event not to be missed for our motorsport and music fans alike.”
For those who aren’t keen on the racing and just want to catch the bands, there is a wide range of ticketing options available, including VIP concert platform tickets with private facilities and a dedicated bar, and Premium Concert General Admission tickets. There is also the option to upgrade GA and grandstand ticketing to gain entry into a dedicated Reserved GA concert zone.
This year’s VAILO Adelaide 500 is held between November 14-17. Tickets for the race and concerts are on sale now now Ticketmaster.
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