
Splore festival shares full lineup for summer 2026 return
Organisers failed to break even in 2024, prompting a fallow year.
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The Domain will host four major events over two months early next year.
The January 16 gig brings classic Kiwi hits spanning three decades.
There is a bleak outlook for ticket holders of two cancelled music festivals.
Outfield Music, Food, and Arts Festival announces 2026 line-up.
The January 10 festival at Black Barn will feature two stages of live acts.
From country music to NZ's freshest produce, this spring promises a bright array of events
Lego fans, theatre buffs and little explorers will all find something to enjoy this break.
Police executed a search warrant at a Hollywood Hills home linked to D4vd.
MGK, whose real name is Colson Baker, will play one Auckland show at Spark Arena.
The R18 festival's 2026 lineup is h-o-t-t-o-g-o!
The festival will be 18+ once again and stays in Western Springs.
The Supreme Court has dismissed music promoter Pato Alvarez’s appeal.
The festival will host a record 45,000 people daily on an expanded site.
OPINION: Several festivals have cancelled or will cancel, but organisers intend to return.
Over 30 acts are on the first line-up, with more to be announced in October.
Rising costs have made the festival economically unviable.
A reveller threw a drink at other people, sparking the fight at Baker Street station.
Other acts in the first line-up include Lance Savali and comedy musician Marc Rebillet.
Rolling Meadows said the error was caused by a fault of ticketing company, Flicket.
A customs officer spotted the young star and asked for a photo.
Famous Last Words returns to Bay Park Mount Maunganui on December 31, 2025.
The American singer and influencer was handed a fan's mother's ashes at an Auckland gig.
Capacity is reduced to 6000, and tickets are expected to sell out quickly.
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Outfield's co-founders don't want financial barriers to get in the way of festival fun.
Bay Oval's manager says this is the venue's first music event.
The March 2026 show will be The Exponents' first Auckland live performance in three years.
Economic pressures and audience habits are reshaping NZ's iconic music festivals.