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Six60 Announce The New Waves World Tour with Nico & Vinz

16 August 2017 - 0 Comments

Six60 are teaming up with Norwegian duo Nico & Vinz for The New Waves World Tour- taking the two acts across Europe in October and November, before heading down under for four massive New Zealand dates in January.

The band has spent much of 2017 working on new music, recording in Auckland, London and LA alongside Printz Board, who also produced the band’s platinum second self titled album - an album that remains in the NZ top 40 charts after a staggering 128 weeks.

The band has just touched down in New Zealand after their latest stint in the recording studio in LA, and promise that new music will definitely be included in the setlist for the tour.

Six60 frontman Matiu Walters says that the band can’t wait to get back on stage. “This tour is really exciting because we’ll be travelling across Europe supporting Nico & Vinz in their part of the world, before they come to New Zealand for the first time to support us on the New Zealand dates.”

“We met Nico & Vinz when we were recording in their studio in LA and discovered that we’ve got a lot in common in what we believe about music and the way it affects and connects people, and how our music is influenced by our roots and genres like R&B.”

“The New Waves World Tour represents how music is like the tides that ebb and flow, eventually ending up on the other side of the world. Both bands have got new parts of the world to see, and fresh music to share with our fans."

Nico & Vinz are best known in NZ for their hits In Your Arms and That’s How You Know and #1 single Am I Wrong.

Nico & Vinz say “New Zealand has been a market that has supported our music so strongly, so we are really excited to get down there and play in front of the fans. We saw some of the footage of Six60 tours from the past and it's exciting to think about playing in front of such a passionate incredible crowd.”

Also joining the tour is Kiwi hip hop musician and producer Kings, who burst on the scene last year with Don’t Worry ‘Bout It seeing him named Breakthrough Artist of the Year at the Vodafone New Zealand Music Awards last year his continuing success garnering him four Vodafone Pacific New Zealand Music Awards this June.

This tour is one not to be missed! Tickets for all shows go on sale at midday on Friday 18 August at Ticketek (Christchurch) and Ticketmaster (Wellington, Tauranga and Auckland).

The New Waves World Tour
SIX60 with Nico & Vinz
Supported by Kings

6 January Horncastle Arena, Christchurch
Tickets via Ticketek

8 January TSB Bank Arena, Wellington
Tickets via Ticketmaster

11 January Wharepai Domain, Tauranga
Tickets via Ticketmaster and Tauranga i-site

13 January Villa Maria Winery, Auckland* (with P Money)
Tickets via Ticketmaster

All shows are all ages


Tickets on sale at midday on Friday 18 August

*Return Bus passes available from Ticketmaster for Villa Maria show only

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