Pentatonix – Spark Arena 29 March 2023
Pentatonix wowed the crowd at the Spark Arena with a high-energy romp through their back catalogue and a fair number of covers.
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The Proclaimers with The Bads – The Powerstation: March 24, 2023
THE PROCLAIMERS moseyed into Auckland after a pretty extensive tiki tour of NZ, with gigs in Oamaru, Blenheim and Hastings included on their schedule.
Dean Lewis: Civic Theatre: March 18, 2023
DEAN LEWIS blazed his way into Auckland after sold-out concerts in Wellington and Christchurch, following up stadium gigs in his native Australia.
Ed Sheeran delivers a cracking show at Eden Park, 10 Feb 2023
Ed Sheeran delivers a cracking, memorable, unique gig to an eager Auckland audience. Sheer perfection – despite the technical problems.
Fatboy Slim & Friends – Spark Arena: January 29, 2023
Fatboy Slim and Friends moved inside to avoid the flood and so the Gardens Music Festival was held at Spark Arena. Here’s Carin Newbould’s report and Brenna Jo Gotje’s photos.
Billy Joel – Eden Park: December 3, 2022 (Concert Review)
On a slightly damp night at Eden Park, Billy Joel was clearly in an “Auckland State of Mind”
David Gray – Spark Arena: November 26, 2022
David Gray’s ground breaking album, White Ladder, of 2000 is still adored, still provides relaxed listening and last night still attracted an audience of appreciative concertgoers.
The Art Of Black Grace 1/5 – Karanga Plaza: Nov. 20, 2022
The Art Of Black Grace 1/5, presented by Neil Iremia and Black Grace opened on November 20th. The 13th Floor’s Carin Newbould was there. Here is her report.
Come Together: The White Album: Aotea Centre Nov. 12, 2022
Come Together celebrates The Beatles White Album live and in person at Auckland’s Aotea Centre. 13th Floor’s Carin Newbould and Ivan Karczewski were on the job!
George Ezra – Spark Arena: October 25, 2022
George Ezra and his band took the stage in the half-format Spark Arena to the tune of “It’s Not Unusual”. It proved appropriate because like Sir Tom Jones, George Ezra proved himself to be a consummate performer with a flawless, slick set including many of his catalogue of recognisable hits.