In March 2027, Del Amitri return to New Zealand with Past to Present: Four Decades of Their Greatest Hits a celebratory tour showcasing the songs that defined their remarkable career, from early indie beginnings to international chart success.
Formed in Glasgow in 1982 by Justin Currie, Del Amitri found their long term creative backbone in guitarist Iain Harvie, whose presence has been central to…
The 90’s. When we used ICQ instead of Facebook. Watched 90210 instead of Netflix. Played Gameboy instead of Switch, and Cassettes instead of Spotify.
Bust out your Tamagotchi’s, double denim, chain wallets and doc martens, and join us for the most nostalgic night of the year as we take a trip down memory lane, with a massive venue, huge production, stacks of decor and plenty of neon.
Co2 Cannons
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Fia burst onto the scene with his sophomore single Love Me in 2018, which has since surpassed 70 million Spotify streams and 36 million YouTube views – the track is now a defining anthem within the genre. From there he quickly became a household name in the Island Reggae community and has gone on to build a global following with his signature blend of R&B, soul, and island reggae.
Fia is one of…
Kiwi crowds this November will get a chance to celebrate 45 years of Hoodoo Gurus, with the legendary Australian band playing the Powerstation on their Hoodoo GurusRewind Tour - All Killer, No Filler.
For this tour – Hoodoo Gurus will only be playing singles! No b-sides, no album tracks - only A-sides.
Look forward to hit after hit, like What’s My Scene, Bittersweet, 1000 Miles Away, Come Anytime…
One of the UK’s most beloved and enduring pop groups, Saint Etienne, are heading to New Zealand for the very last time. Following the announcement that their 2025 album International would be their final studio release, the iconic trio will take their celebrated catalogue on a farewell tour this November.
With a career spanning more than three decades, Saint Etienne’s songbook is rich with classics…
Opening Acts: The Acacia Strain (USA) & Organectomy (NZ)
Doors 7PM
In 2026, New Jersey hell-raisers Lorna Shore will finally make their first ever appearance in New Zealand this October. Joined by special guests and fellow American heavy hitters in The Acacia Strain and local New Zealand death metallers Organectomy.
Lorna Shore weld ferocity and emotional dexterity through their signature brand of deathcore. Since forming in 2009, the group have since evolved into…
Opening act: Stars And The Underground
Legendary UK post-punk band The Sisters Of Mercy have announced just their third New Zealand visit since forming in 1980, with a one-off concert at Auckland’s Powerstation, Saturday 5 December, 2026.
For over four decades, The Sisters of Mercy have been an iconic force in underground music: defining, defying and denying numerous subgenres of rock and roll. Their unique blend of punk-psychedelia…
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.
