Dunedin Indie Pop outfit Marlin’s Dreaming have announced a nine date tour of Australia & New Zealand to celebrate the release of their new album HIRL due later this year and the band’s first since the critically acclaimed record Hasten in 2021.
THE CULT, one of the most influential bands of all time, has announced their “8424” New Zealand tour celebrating the band’s 40th Anniversary. The shows will see the band perform songs spanning their 11-album discography and commemorate four decades of a ground-breaking catalogue of songs.
Making its debut in 2025, the inaugural concert series features Boy George of Culture Club, Little River Band, Bonnie Tyler and Starship featuring Mickey Thomas and will tour five cities across New Zealand including Christchurch, Napier, New Plymouth, Mount Maunganui and Auckland.
Kiwi rock heavyweights CAPITAL THEATRE and WRITTEN BY WOLVES join forces to celebrate the release of their sophomore albums, with one mammoth show on Friday 2 August at Auckland’s iconic Powerstation.
Award winning singer songwriter Georgia Lines is set to light up The Powerstation performing live on Friday September 20 celebrating the release of her recently released #1 album The Rose Of Jericho.
Bird’s Robe and Valhalla Touring are thrilled to announce the debut Australia and New Zealand tour of acclaimed Japanese post-rock/math band, toe, this coming October.
PARK RD have announced they are hitting the road across Aotearoa this winter to celebrate the release of their debut album, THE NOVEL, presented by Brookvale Union.
Ranked by Rolling Stone magazine as one of the greatest guitarists ever, The Police’s Andy Summers announces a three-venue tour his critically acclaimed show, The Cracked Lens + A Missing String.
The deeply emotive raw power that New Zealand’s Loves Ugly Children brought to international fans throughout the 1990’s – is back.
Beloved and acclaimed New Zealand artist Brooke Fraser is delighted to announce that Georgia Lines will open her highly anticipated and nearly sold-out concert with the Auckland Philharmonia at Spark Arena on June 22. Fans are encouraged to secure the remaining tickets quickly to avoid disappointment.