Located at Fishing Boat Harbour on Fremantle’s waterfront, the life-size bronze statue celebrates Ronald Belford "Bon" Scott, whose unmistakable voice helped propel AC/DC to global fame.
Unveiled in 2008, the statue was created by local sculptor Greg James and has since become one of Fremantle’s most photographed landmarks. Visitors often leave flowers, guitar picks, band memorabilia and handwritten notes at its base, a testament to Scott’s enduring legacy and the connection fans continue to feel with the legendary singer.
Although born in Scotland, Bon spent much of his youth in Fremantle after emigrating to Australia with his family. His ties to the port city remain strong, making the statue a meaningful stop for music lovers exploring Fremantle’s cultural attractions.
Set against the backdrop of the harbour, restaurants and ocean views, the Bon Scott Statue is an easy addition to a day spent discovering Walyalup | Fremantle. Whether you're a lifelong AC/DC fan or simply curious about one of Australia’s greatest rock stories, this landmark offers the perfect photo opportunity and a chance to celebrate a true rock and roll icon.
Location: Fishing Boat Harbour, Fremantle
Entry: Free
For those true fans of Bon Scott, you can also make the pilgrimage to Bon Scott's grave at the Fremantle Cemetery.
