From the moment she stepped onto the stage, I was blown away by London Grammar’s Hannah Reid’s vocal prowess at the Spark Arena last night. Launching into an acapella rendition of Rooting For You she managed to display both vulnerability and vocal fortitude, dipping into unexpectedly husky registers as the spectre of a piano line […]
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2017 – In extremely sad news, we regret to advise that a very close friend of FUTURE’s has passed away, as a result he is rushing back to the USA to attend the funeral.
This is how we do it New Zealand! The 90’s are back with ‘I Love the 90’s: The Party Continues’ heading to Auckland in March.
Frontier Touring, Radio Hauraki and Triple M are thrilled to announce the return of The Killers to Australia and New Zealand in April and May 2018.
Tickets to Drake’s Boy Meets World New Zealand show at Spark Arena sold out in a matter of seconds today!
Reunited and proving to be as passionate as ever, Midnight Oil brought their Great Circle 2017 Tour to Auckland’s Spark Arena. Despite this being a reunion tour, there seemed to be little nostalgia on hand as the band’s songs resonate even more clearly in these unsettling times.
FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 8, 2017 – Rock icon ROGER WATERS announced last week that he will be bringing his critically acclaimed US + THEM tour to New Zealand in January 2018 – touring here for the first time since his phenomenal The Wall Live broke sales records in 2012.
Global superstar Niall Horan will bring his Flicker World Tour 2018 to New Zealand next June, with one show confirmed for Auckland. It is his first solo Arena tour, and will see him perform smash hits ‘Slow Hands’ and ‘This Town’, plus tracks off his forthcoming debut album, to thousands of adoring fans.
Following his phenomenally successful Boy Meets World tour across Europe, Grammy-Award winning and platinum-selling recording artist Drake today announced that he will be bringing the tour to Australia and New Zealand in November 2017.
Ariana Grande’s Dangerous Woman Tour made its way to Auckland’s Spark Arena, filling the venue with screaming prepubescent girls anxious to see their idol.