About Shire Events Live Pty Ltd
Shire Events Live Pty Ltd is an entertainment and events production company based in Cronulla, in Sydney’s Sutherland Shire. They specialise in creating and managing local festivals, live music events, and community activations, and are best known for producing the Cronulla Jazz & Blues Festival. Their work typically includes curating artist line-ups, organising food and market stalls, managing event logistics and infrastructure, and partnering with local businesses and sponsors to deliver large-scale public events in and around the Cronulla area.
A charge from Shire Events Live Pty Ltd will usually relate to your participation in one of their events or associated activities. Common reasons include purchasing tickets or reserved seating for specific concerts or festival sessions, buying festival passes or upgrade packages, or paying for VIP areas, hospitality packages, or other premium experiences. You might also see a charge if you bought merchandise or add-ons via their online platforms, pre-paid for a workshop or special event, or supported the festival through a paid membership, donation, or crowdfunding-style contribution. In some cases, you may notice a temporary authorization hold when you first submit your card details for booking, which is later finalised or reversed depending on the transaction outcome.
If you’re unsure about a Shire Events Live Pty Ltd charge, start by checking your recent event attendance, ticket confirmations, and email receipts around the date of the transaction, including emails mentioning the Cronulla Jazz & Blues Festival or related events. Review any online accounts you created when booking tickets, and look at app or digital wallet purchase histories if you used Apple Pay, Google Pay, or similar. For clarification or to dispute a charge, visit cronullajazzandbluesfestival.com and use the official contact or enquiry form, providing your full name, event name, charge amount, date, and the last 4 digits of your card so they can locate your booking. If you still cannot identify the payment, contact your bank or card issuer to review options for additional investigation or disputing the transaction.