Music News - Six60 To Play The Very First Concert At Eden Park
15 March 2021 - 0 Comments
It’s the news that Auckland has been waiting for! Six60 are over the moon to announce that they will be the first ever band to play at the iconic Auckland stadium Eden Park!
Six60 have just come
off the back of what was literally the biggest tour in the world which frustratingly did not include an Auckland date. It’s been a long road to get here with many roadblocks to contend with, but the band have always had an unwavering dedication to
play Eden Park. That has now become a reality.
On Saturday 24th April 2021, the Six60 Saturday's tour will carry on when they play Auckland’s biggest stadium, the mighty Eden Park. It’s only fitting that a kiwi act
is the first to grace the stage at our national stadium where so many giants have tread before them.
It’s a massive feat for the band who have always dreamed of playing there…..
“It’s no secret that Six60 have wanted to play Eden Park for some time now. We always felt that it was important a kiwi band should play the first show at our national stadium. Because of the hard work that New Zealand has done as a community we are in the privileged position to perform to an audience of this size. It’s a great reward, we’re stoked that it’s become a reality and it’s a real honour to bring our show to the garden of Eden. We can’t wait”.
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Matiu Walters Six60
Six60’s affinity with Eden Park stemmed from their passion for the venue and its rich sporting history. The stadium says the band’s public support over recent years and demand for them to
play at New Zealand’s national stadium made it an easy decision to create history together.
“The first concert at Eden Park is a significant milestone for both our staff and community. Six60’s support throughout the resource consent process has been felt across our business, so it is entirely fitting they headline our concert debut at this iconic 118-year old venue. Only 50,000 fans will have the opportunity to be part of history, and the biggest show in the world right here in Aotearoa.” says
Eden Park Chief Executive Officer Nick Sautner.
Promoter Brent Eccles from Eccles Entertainment has worked hard to help make this show possible. After an amazing summer tour with the band he’s thrilled
to bring the Saturday's show to Auckland’s Eden Park.
“We are so excited to present Six60 at Eden Park. The only thing better than the announcement will be the show itself! With everything that’s been going on this year it will be the perfect end to Summer!”
With tickets starting from the low price of $79.90 + booking fees, this milestone concert is guaranteed to sell out. Tickets go on sale 12.00pm Monday 22nd March 2021 from Ticketmaster
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SIX60 SATURDAY’S 2021
One Massive show!
SATURDAY 24th APRIL AT EDEN PARK
Presented by Eccles Entertainment
Spark customers pre-sale commences 12.00pm Wednesday 17 March 2021. For further details go to www.spark.co.nz
General public tickets go on sale 12.00pm Monday 22nd March 2021 from Ticketmaster
COVID 19: Terms of Purchase. If the concert is unable to take place on the advertised date of Saturday 24 April 2021 due to government regulations regarding COVID-19, the concert will be postponed to Saturday 23 October 2021, if the concert is unable to go ahead on this delay date due to COVID-19 regulations, the concert will be postponed a second time to Saturday 5 February 2022. Please ensure you are able to attend the show date, and both delay dates, prior to purchasing as there are no refunds, unless required by law, if the concert is rescheduled due to COVID-19 regulations.
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