The Bon Scott Statue, located in Fremantle Fishing Boat Harbour, is an iconic heritage landmark which draws thousands of visitors from across the globe each year. The statue commemorates the life of rock legend, former AC/DC lead vocalist and Fremantle’s favourite son, Bon Scott (1946–80).

Erected in 2008, it was made possible by the generous donations of Bon Scott and AC/DC fans worldwide.

The Bon Scott statue, cast by local artist Greg James, is the most popular of Fremantle’s public sculptures (according to Lonely Planet); rated among Fremantle’s top visitor attractions (according to Trip Advisor) and sees Bon strutting on a Marshall amplifier in his trademark pose with microphone.

Commemorate the 38th anniversary of Bon Scott’s passing with a memorial gathering at the site of his statue.