20 May 2021 - 0 Comments

After both shows initially sold out instantly, L.A.B are adding one extra show to their July schedule at Wellington’s TSB Arena on Friday July 2. This will be audiences’ only opportunity remaining to catch L.A.B live throughout winter as the band continue to work on the follow-up to 2020’s number one album L.A.B IV.

Both initial shows at TSB Arena & Hamilton’s Claudelands Arena sold out as they were put on sale, and this extra Wellington show is expected to do the same. Tickets are on sale Friday May 21 from 9am.

After a massive 2020 saw the band hit number one on the NZ Singles Chart twice and their album L.A.B IV debut at number one on the NZ Album Chart, the band have played to huge audiences across summer 2020/21, including appearances at a number of festivals alongside their own headline shows.

These shows will see the band emerge from the studio, where they are hard at work on their fifth album. Running through tracks from their ever-expanding catalogue, including the number one hits Why Oh Why and In The Air, these shows will be accompanied by the full lighting and visual experience audiences have come to expect from L.A.B.

The appearance at Wellington’s TSB Arena will be the band’s first headline performances in the capital in over two years. L.A.B will return to Hamilton one year after selling out Claudelands Arena to another capacity audience.

These shows will see L.A.B supported by Summer Thieves, who will be bringing their party-starting indie/pop/rock to the table. Another band hard at work through 2021, Summer Thieves are set to release a new album later in 2021, and have just released the first single, ‘Potions’.

Tickets for the final Wellington show on sale Friday May 21 at 9am. Head to loop.co.nz for all the info. Presented by Loop, thanks to Jim Beam & Mai FM.

Friday July 2 - TSB Arena, Wellington NEW SHOW
Saturday July 3 - TSB Arena, Wellington SOLD OUT
Saturday July 17 - Claudelands Arena, Hamilton SOLD OUT
New show on sale Friday May 21 from Ticketmaster

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