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Elbow
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Wednesday 28 March 2012
Tickets sold out -
Thursday 29 March 2012
Tickets at Ticketmaster
Latest news
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second show just announced
Tickets for Elbow’s first show at the Powerstation went on sale this morning and are all but sold out, responding to fan demand a second show has now been announced on Thursday, 29 March, tickets for the second show will go on sale Monday, 13 February at 9.00am.
Also, just announced this week, Australian wunderkind quintet Boy & Bear will join Elbow as their special guests.
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on sale now
Elbow will make their much anticipated debut visit to New Zealand to perform here at The Powerstation Wed 28 March.
Elbow delivered four mesmerising Australian performances last July, including sold out shows in Melbourne and Sydney and a remarkable set at the Splendour in the Grass festival, so expectations are high for their first ever New Zealand show.
Elbow consistently deliver impeccable, brilliant live shows.
“Elbow are as close to a perfect live band any punter could hope for…” - Fasterlouder
The band’s graceful, lush orchestral sounds – a gently sublime mix of the intricately elegant, poignant, and elative, rousing crescendos – serve up stunning renditions from their five-album repertoire. Up front, Guy Garvey fills the room with his angelic vocals, undeniable stage presence and natural charisma; his generous between-song banter building a strong rapport between band and audience.
“‘Open Arms’ was triumphant, ‘Station Approach’ possessed an almost hypnotic jubilation and set closing ‘One Day Like This’ was positively euphoric.” - Drum Media
“We think we may have gone to musical heaven…” - Inpress
2011 marked Elbow’s 20-year anniversary and the release of their fifth studio album, ‘Build A Rocket Boys’.
‘Build A Rocket Boys’ follows debut album ‘Asleep in the Back’, ‘Cast of Thousands’, ‘Leaders of the Free World’ and their fourth album, the 2008 Mercury Music Prize winning ‘The Seldom Seen Kid’.
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