New name, same venue
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It is official, Perth’s world class rectangular stadium is now known as HBF Park.
This exciting new agreement between HBF and VenuesWest, on behalf of the State Government, has seen the home of Perth Glory and the Western Force renamed.
The venue, which is Perth’s only rectangular stadium is capable of hosting high quality, large attendance sporting and entertainment events.
As well as hosting many rugby and soccer matches each year, this popular venue has also played host to a variety of international artists including Paul McCartney, Foo Fighters and in March, the Red Hot Chilli Peppers.
Since the redevelopment more than 1.1 million people have walked through the doors to attend events such as the FIFA Wold Cup qualifier match between the Socceroos and Bangladesh with a record crowd of 18,497 soccer fans as well as a record number of 32,000 people attending an Ed Sheeran concert.
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