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Doja Cat is Painting RAC Arena Red This Weekend: Here’s How To Get There and What To Expect

19th Nov 2025
Written by:
Eliana Hullett
Contributor | Urban List Perth
  • Doja Cat on a motorbike in the desert

The third time really is the charm, because global superstar Doja Cat is bringing her third concert tour, the Ma Vie World Tour, down under this November, marking her first ever arena tour across Australia. Doja is widely regarded as the queen of pop-rap, bridging genre gaps with her signature style and iconic music videos, and we are so here for it.

Armed with a never-ending list of chart-toppers that have inspired countless TikTok trends (the ‘Say So’ dance is burned into my brain forever), Doja Cat is pouncing into RAC Arena Saturday 22 November for the second stop of the tour, meaning Perth is finally ahead of the concert curve. She’ll be performing hits from her new album, ‘Vie’, alongside various other cult favourites. Tickets are still available here, so get into it (yuh).

Here’s everything you need to know to plan your night.

What Are The Set List and Set Times Looking Like?

Debuting her new album tracks and offering some fan service from her arsenal of smash hits, Doja Cat is ensuring there’s something for everyone.

Act 1

  • Cards
  • Kiss Me More
  • Get Into It (Yuh)
  • Gorgeous
  • Take Me Dancing
  • Woman
  • Acts of Service
  • Agora Hills
  • Make It Up
  • All Mine
  • Ain’t Shit
  • Paint the Town Red
  • Silly! Fun!
  • Juicy
  • Need to Know

Act 2

  • Streets
  • Wet Vagina
  • WYM Freestyle
  • Demons
  • Tia Tamera
  • AAAHH MEN!!!
  • I’m a Man (cover)
  • Boss Bitch
  • One More Time
  • Say So
  • Stranger
  • Jealous Type

To plot your night, here are the basic set times to keep in mind:

  • External merch opens 3pm
  • Box office opens 6pm
  • RAC Local Lounge opens 6:30pm
  • Doors open 7pm
  • Show starts 8pm

How Do I Get To RAC Arena?

Public transport is your friend when heading to shows at RAC Arena, especially if there’s a Transperth logo on your ticket (because this means PT is free 3 hours before or after your event!).

If you’re catching the train, you’ll need to disembark at Perth Underground Station. You can then take an easy 10-minute walk down Wellington Street to reach RAC Arena, which is pretty impossible to miss.

If you’re bussing, there are different options depending on where you’re coming from and what day it is. You’ll probably have to change buses a few times, and you’ll end up at a bus port that will likely also be a 10-to-15-minute walk.

You can plan your journey with Transperth here

You can also drive if you’re willing to brave the traffic and the carpark.

Can I Park At RAC Arena?

The short answer is yes! RAC has a carpark accessible from Market Street or Milligan Street, and parking there during an event will cost a flat rate of $30 from 4pm to midnight, with the carpark open from 5:30am to midnight Monday to Thursday, and open 24 hours Friday to Sunday.

There are also 14 ACROD bays available, with the first set located near the Milligan Street entrance, and the second set towards the back near the Suite Holders and Mobility Entry.

Some things to keep in mind if you’re using the carpark:

  • It’s totally cashless, so EFT payments only
  • Carpark clearance height is 2.3m
  • Lost tickets incur a $60 fee
  • Overlapping rates will apply if parked outside of set times

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What Are The Conditions of Entry?

To keep everyone safe and maintain the good vibes, there are a few event rules you need to follow before you party it up at RAC Arena, including:

  • You must have a valid ticket to scan at entry (maybe obvious, but arguably the most important!)
  • Bags larger than A4 (including handbags and baby bags) are not permitted
  • Banners, flags or signs larger than an A3 piece of paper are not permitted
  • No alcoholic beverages permitted into the venue
  • No alcoholic beverages taken outside the venue
  • Strollers, baby carriers and prams must be checked in the Cloakroom
  • Smoking is prohibited in all areas unless stated otherwise
  • No glass/metal bottles or cans are permitted
  • No professional cameras, drones or broadcasting equipment
  • No offensive or lewd items or clothing

Here’s what you can bring:

  • One sealed 600mL PET bottle of water per person (unless stated otherwise)
  • A bag sized A4 or smaller (it doesn’t have to be clear!)
  • Banners, flags or signs sized A3 or smaller (unless stated otherwise)
  • Medication for a medical condition (communicate with the venue prior and let security personnel know upon arrival)

Where Can I Eat and Drink Before The Show?

If you've got time to kill before your concert or want to kick on afterwards, there are tons of cool places nearby that are worth checking out. Just across from RAC Arena in Yagan Square, you'll find the legendary Stories offering nine bars including a rooftop and speakeasy, three restaurants, a pop-up taco bar and the city's biggest beer garden spread across five spacious stories. There's also Street Eats Eatery, an outdoor food market serving dishes and cocktails from around the world, and Hiss & Smoke Japanese restaurant right next to the train station.

If you're kicking on and looking for the perfect bar to sip at, you've got Deadbeat on Murray Street for a chilled dive bar vibe, Edward & Ida's on William Street for fabulous cocktails and a classic pub feed, or The Aviary rooftop bar on William Street for killer city views. 

You can also see our full selection of must-try CBD restaurants here, and our fave Perth bars for all-night boozing here.

What Are My Food And Drinks Options In The Arena?

No need to let your hanger ruin a good night, because RAC is stocked with the good stuff to keep you energised and hydrated. The ground-level RAC Local Lounge is prime for a pre-show bite, opening 30 minutes prior to the main arena doors on an event day and serving a variety of hot food

The Pirate Life Bar is on level 1 between doors 5 and 22, serving pre-show brews and nibbles as the anticipation builds, and self-service checkouts throughout the building are also available, offering chips, burgers, soft drinks and the like for a more casual experience.

How Do I Avoid Traffic In The Area?

If you don't have a concert locked in the social calendar (it's okay, we've gotta budget somewhere) you still need to keep the CBD traffic in mind. 

The surrounding major roads, including Wellington Street, Milligan Street, and St George's Terrace are likely to be pretty congested with cars, buses and foot traffic before and after any events at RAC Arena. This also includes finding parking or escaping carparks afterwards. 

To counter this, we recommend using public transport where you can, checking Facebook and Main Roads WA for any road closures or incidents, or parking a little further away from the Arena to avoid the crowds. 

You can find out more info about RAC Arena here and a venue map is available here.

Main Image Credit: Doja Cat | Instagram