Music News - Six60 Announce One New Zealand Show For Summer 2019
28 June 2018 - 0 Comments
Six60 announce
their plans for next summer, and and the news is both huge and groundbreaking. Six60 will be the first New Zealand band ever to headline at the iconic venue,
Western Springs Stadium.
The concert on Saturday 23rd February is the band’s only New
Zealand show this coming summer and fans from all over New Zealand are
encouraged to make their plans to come to Auckland now.
If that news wasn’t big enough, there’s more! the all-ages show
will also feature a support line-up curated by Six60 of the biggest Kiwi acts
right now Drax Project, Sons of Zion, SWIDTand IllBaz.
This announcement comes after a record-breaking tour in summer
2018 that saw Six60 play to over 40,000 fans around New Zealand following the
release of their platinum certified six-track EP, with hits including Don’t
Give It Up and current single Vibes.
Tickets go on sale at midday on Friday 6 July at Ticketmaster.
Promoter Brent Eccles says that the time is right to put on a Six60 concert at Western Springs Stadium.
“I have watched Six60 and their audience grow to something
special over the past few years. Their recordings and live shows are
phenomenal. Now I think it’s time to present them on the biggest stage in
New Zealand - the iconic Western Springs. We are very proud of what
they’ve done and excited for them! This will be huge!”
Singer Matiu Walters says playing a venue like Western Springs is
a huge deal for the band and they’re in full planning mode to make it an
amazing experience for fans.
“We’re going to be bringing some new music to the concert, as well
as everyone’s favourite songs and we’re also focusing on how we can make the
stage show really special. We’re stoked that so many of our favourite acts are
going to be playing the show with us.”
This is Six60’s onlyNew Zealand show this summer, and a concert not to be missed.
Six60 - SUMMER 2019
ONE SHOW ONLY
WESTERN SPRINGS STADIUM
SATURDAY 23RD FEBRUARY
Tickets available from midday on Friday 6 July at Ticketmaster.co.nz, 0800 111 999 or at Ticketmaster outlets.
Tickets*
GA Field $89.90
GA Terrace $69.90
GA Embankment $49.90
* Service fees apply
Public transport
Travel on Special Event buses, trains and Northern Express (NEX)
services is included with your concert ticket. Present your ticket when
boarding to redeem your free travel and remember to keep your concert ticket
for the ride home.
Special Event buses will depart Civic Theatre (Stop 7055), Auckland City Centre to Western Springs Stadium from 4:30pm. Special Event buses operate for one hour after the event has finished, or until the crowd has cleared.
Train services will operate to and from the city via the Western, Eastern, Southern (including Manukau) and Onehunga lines. These services travel to Britomart Station in Downtown Auckland. Ticket holders can use train services to transfer to/from Special Event buses at no cost from 4:30pm until the end of daily service.
Alternatively, train services on the Western Line travel to Morningside train station, which is approximately 20-25 minutes walking distance to Western Springs Stadium.
NEX services depart Albany Station towards Downtown Auckland every 10 minutes until 7:15pm and then every 15 minutes until midnight. Ticket holders can use NEX services to transfer to/from Special Event buses at no cost from 4:30pm until the end of daily service. Last bus departs Downtown Auckland at 3am.
Most Viewed Artists
Latest Galleries
NZ Top 10 Singles
- APT.
ROSÉ And Bruno Mars - DIE WITH A SMILE
Lady Gaga And Bruno Mars - BIRDS OF A FEATHER
Billie Eilish - TASTE
Sabrina Carpenter - I LOVE YOU, I'M SORRY
Gracie Abrams - ESPRESSO
Sabrina Carpenter - SAILOR SONG
Gigi Perez - LOSE CONTROL
Teddy Swims - A BAR SONG (TIPSY)
Shaboozey - GOOD LUCK, BABE!
Chappell Roan
More Content on muzic.net.nz
Google Site Search
100% New Zealand Music
All content on this website is copyright to muzic.net.nz and other respective rights holders. Redistribution of any material presented here without permission is prohibited.
Report A Problem
There are currently no comments for this article. Please log in to add new comments.