St. Paul & The Broken Bones are a powerhouse soul ensemble from Alabama known for their electrifying live shows and impassioned vocals. Formed in Birmingham in 2011, the band features Paul Janeway (vocals), Jesse Phillips (bass), Browan Lollar (guitar), Kevin Leon (drums), Al Gamble (keyboards), Allen Branstetter (trumpet), Chad Fisher (trombone), and Amari Ansari (saxophone).
St. Paul & The Broken…
Doors 8pm
Peaches brings the No Lube So Rude Tour to New Zealand in January 2027. The Canadian-born, Berlin-based musician, producer, director and performance artist broke through with her 2000 debut The Teaches of Peaches and its smash “Fuck the Pain Away”, and No Lube So Rude, is her sixth studio album and her first in ten years. She has worked with Iggy Pop, Daft Punk, Christina Aguilera, Kim Gordon and…
Opening Act: Crooked Royals
Main Support: Bloom
Australian heavy music trailblazers, Northlane will embark on their biggest New Zealand headline this November with the Anemoia Tour.
Across a career defined by seismic shifts, Northlane have stared down technological anxiety, alienation and collapse, channelling it into a highly influential body of work that is as expansive as it is confrontational. With the world in dire straits, it would have…
Doors 8pm
Opening Act: Made You Look
Blindspott are back with brand new music and they’re celebrating the release of their explosive new single “Stitches” with one hell of a party!
Join Blindspott for a massive night as they unleash “Stitches” live, alongside the anthems that have made them one of Aotearoa’s most iconic heavy bands.
New music. Old-school Blindspott energy. One massive night.
Don’t miss it – tickets won’t hang around.
2nd Show Announced!
Tash Sultana, one of Australia’s most influential and internationally acclaimed artists, renowned multi-instrumentalist, producer and engineer will play Auckland in April 2027.
With an extraordinary five-octave vocal range, a signature self-taught custom designed looping style and the ability to play more than 20 instruments, Tash Sultana has spent the past decade building an…
Doors 8pm
Following their sold-out New Zealand shows in 2025, Ben Ottewell and Ian Ball return to Aotearoa in 2027 to celebrate 25 years of Gomez’s acclaimed third album, In Our Gun.
The year is 2002 and Gomez are riding high. Fresh from winning the Mercury Music Prize, the British band are international touring superstars and a huge act across Australia and New Zealand. Their third album, In Our Gun, had…
Acclaimed rapper, songwriter and Top Dawg Entertainment artist Isaiah Rashad brings Leg Two of his Lil Sunny’s Awful Road Trip World Tour to Auckland. The newly announced New Zealand date marks Rashad’s first headline shows in the region.
Due to huge demand, and after his Wellington show sold out in record time, Rashad has added this special Auckland performance.
The 2027 leg celebrates 10 years of…
Doors 7pm
Bristol’s chart topping folk group The Longest Johns return to New Zealand in February 2027.
Known the world over for their rollicking harmonies and raucous energy that are blowing new wind into the sails of traditional sea shanties and work songs.
Formed in 2012 across a kitchen table in their native Bristol, they bonded over a passion for traditional maritime folk music, interwoven with a wry…
The Powerstation is one of Auckland’s most iconic live music venues and a long-standing part of Aotearoa’s music scene. Tucked away on Mount Eden Road, it’s known as a leading Auckland live music venue with an intimate feel, great acoustics, and an atmosphere that puts you right up close to the performance.
Over the past 30 years, it’s hosted everything from global legends like Radiohead, Beastie Boys, Soundgarden, and Public Enemy to more recent artists such as Kendrick Lamar, Lorde, Nas, Wolf Alice, and Flying Lotus. These days, the Powerstation continues to draw some of the best rock, indie, electronic, hip hop, and alternative concerts in NZ, bringing world-class artists and fans together from all over New Zealand.
