Music lovers heading to the sold-out Australian Crawl concert in the Swan Valley this weekend are being urged to book a shuttle bus to avoid getting caught in traffic.

Thousands of fans are expected at Sandalford Wines on Saturday, November 14, for the all-star concert, which marks Australian Crawl’s first performance together in more than 40 years.

Australian Crawl and Men at Work headline the show, with Birds of Tokyo, Eskimo Joe, Vika & Linda, Ella Hooper and Boom Crash Opera also taking to the stage.

Sandalford Wines CEO Grant Brinklow said dedicated buses were the easiest way for concertgoers to get to and from the venue.

“Dedicated concert buses are the easiest way to get to and from the vineyard,” he said.

“Leave the driving to someone else, enjoy the atmosphere and know you’ve got a safe journey home.”

Organisers have created separate access routes for cars, VIPs, rideshare vehicles and buses in a bid to keep traffic moving around the venue.

Buswest return services will run from 14 locations across Perth and Mandurah, with tickets costing $49.94 and available through Ticketmaster.

Buses will leave the venue 20 minutes after the concert ends.

A separate shuttle will also run between Guildford Station and Sandalford Wines, costing $10 return. No booking is required, with passengers able to pay the driver in cash.

The Guildford service will run from 12pm to 5pm for arrivals, with return trips operating after the concert.

Australian Crawl helped define Australian pub rock and summer pop in the 1980s, while Men at Work are best known for hits including Down Under and Who Can It Be Now?