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…
Goodnight Nurse are back… again. New Zealand pop-punk favourites celebrate 20 years of Always & Never with one final run of shows.
To celebrate the 20th anniversary of their debut album Always & Never, the band are coming out of retirement one last time for The Always and Never (Again!) Tour - before they hang up their studded belts for good.
Released in 2006, their debut album, Always & Never, has…
Australian rock royalty The Angels are returning to Aotearoa for one night only at Auckland’s Powerstation on Friday 19 March 2027.
Since their last New Zealand show in 2023, The Angels have been on the road celebrating the 50th anniversary of their NZ gold certified, debut hit ‘Am I Ever Gonna See Your Face Again’ an unofficial Australian national anthem and compulsory singalong embedded in pub…
Omnipotent Youth Society returns to New Zealand for their long-awaited first headline show.
As one of the most influential and defining bands in Chinese rock music, Omnipotent Youth Society has created a sound entirely their own through profound ideas, poetic expression and richly layered musical arrangements. Moving between alternative rock, folk and art rock, their music navigates restraint and…
The Dandy Warhols return to New Zealand this November in support of their new covers album, Pin Ups. Nearly three decades into their career, the cult alt-rock icons remain one of the most distinctive and adventurous live bands around, blending psych-rock, shoegaze, synth-pop and their trademark swagger.
VIP Experience available.
Opening Act: Mads Harrop
Doors 8pm
Reb Fountain's new album Water For Gasoline delivers another striking body of work from one of New Zealand's most acclaimed contemporary artists, a record that confronts the challenges of our times while searching for light, beauty and connection amongst the noise.
The same artistic instinct and collective spirit that shapes Water for Gasoline has long defined Reb Fountain’s live performances, with…
Propagandhi will make their long-awaited return to Aotearoa in early 2027, marking their first shows in the region in nearly eight years.
The ever-evolving standard-bearers of politically charged punk have actively kicked against musical confines and bro-punk conservatism, promoting a message of anti-fascism since 1986. Distilling their DNA of breakneck riffs, hardcore ethos, and radical…
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.
