The Killer Queen Experience – St Georges Basin

• (02) 4443 0666
• 11 Paradise Beach Road, Sanctuary Point New South Wales 2540, Australia
• www.stickytickets.com.au/nr98pl/killer_queen_experience.aspx
• 23 Oct 2026
• 7:00 pm

At a Glance: The Event Information

This touring production brings a distinctly loud, stadium-style rock presence into the carpeted, familiar surroundings of a regional South Coast club. It presents a straightforward reason to pack the car and head down the highway for the weekend, anchoring a quiet coastal trip with a heavy dose of live, electric nostalgia.

The Scene in Late October

Late October brings shifting spring conditions to the South Coast, with turquoise waters and cool mornings around Jervis Bay. Weekend visitors travel south along the Princes Highway, while coastal roads wind through scribbly gums and low scrub. On Friday, attention shifts inland to Sanctuary Point, where a touring rock act brings heavy bass and amplified guitars to the shores of St Georges Basin, contrasting with the bay’s quieter beaches.

The Deep Dive: The Killer Queen Experience

Tribute bands depend on imitation, but the acts that endure build their reputations through years of touring and performance. Formed in Brisbane in 2003, The Killer Queen Experience has progressed from Queensland pubs to international stages in the UK, Norway, Singapore, India and Russia, sharing bills with acts including Foreigner, Jeff Beck and Thin Lizzy. Frontman John Blunt’s resemblance to Freddie Mercury earned him a role in the UK television docudrama The Freddie Mercury Story, broadcast on ITV Channel 5.

At The Country Club St Georges Basin, the production brings stadium rock to a community venue in Sanctuary Point. Delivering Queen classics such as Bohemian Rhapsody, We Will Rock You and Radio Ga Ga requires substantial amplification and lighting to recreate the scale of the band’s live performances. The contrast between the club setting and the music’s arena-rock arrangements shapes the experience, bringing a large-scale tribute production to the South Coast.

Ticket options include seated entry at $41.50, while standing areas provide space closer to the stage. Seating allows guests to watch from further back, while standing tickets place audiences nearer the performers, costumes and replica instruments. The venue’s layout and acoustics influence how the sound carries through the room, as the band moves through Queen’s catalogue and recreates the harmonies and theatrical presentation associated with the original performances.

The Local Insider’s Edge

The Country Club is located at 11 Paradise Beach Road, overlooking St Georges Basin. For Friday night gigs, arriving early can help with parking, particularly if you plan to dine at the venue before the show. Check local parking conditions and take care when walking along unlit roads or uneven verges after dark.

With doors opening at 7 pm for an 8 pm show, allow time for dinner if you plan to eat on-site. Booking or checking the bistro’s service arrangements ahead of time can help avoid delays. October evenings in the Shoalhaven can turn cool after sunset, so bring a jacket for the walk back to your car or while waiting for a taxi.

Planning a Weekend in Jervis Bay

Staying in a holiday house lets you explore Jervis Bay beyond the concert. Groups attending the gig can consider multi-bedroom properties in Vincentia or Sanctuary Point, while couples may prefer Huskisson, where cafes and the waterfront are nearby. Choose accommodation that suits your plans, with a kitchen or outdoor space for a relaxed stay. On Saturday, visit Greenfield Beach and follow the coastal track towards Hyams Beach, checking the route and conditions before setting out. Spend Sunday exploring the region, visiting a local brewery or relaxing at your rental before heading home. An early Monday departure may help avoid peak commuter traffic, although journey times depend on road conditions. For accommodation options and local travel inspiration, Experience Jervis Bay can help you plan your visit.

Practicalities

• Transit: Sanctuary Point sits approximately 2 hours and 45 minutes south of Sydney via the Princes Highway, and 2 hours and 30 minutes east of Canberra via the Kings Highway.

• Access: The Country Club is a fully accessible venue. Ground-floor entry provides flat access to the main performance room, the bars, and the dining areas.

• Parking: The venue has a dedicated, sealed parking lot, but it fills early. Street parking is available but often unlit; bring a phone flashlight for the walk back.

• Ticketing: Cancellations are only permitted up to three days prior to the event. Secure your entry via the official Sticky Tickets portal.