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Six60 Add Extra Dates to NZ Tour


Six60 Add Extra Dates to NZ Tour
And Announce Local Support Band Competition


Hot on the heels of last week’s Tour announcement, Six60 have added extra dates to both Auckland and Christchurch, with the original dates already close to selling out after going on sale on Monday.

The Powerstation in Auckland will play host to a second show on Thursday 11 April.

In Christchurch the venue has moved to The Bedford at the CPSA for both Thursday April 18th and Friday April 19th shows.

Six60 has also teamed up with theaudience.co.nz to find a local support act in each city of their New Zealand April tour: Wellington, Napier, Auckland x 2, Hamilton, Christchurch x 2 and Dunedin.

Chris Mac from Six60 is excited about the opportunity to give local bands the chance to open for Six60:

“We wanted to work with new, exciting local bands on this upcoming New Zealand tour and theaudience.co.nzseemed like the perfect way to discover some fresh Kiwi talent. We're excited about hearing some great new NZ music.”

Ashley Page from theaudience.co.nzsays “theaudience.co.nzis always seeking the greatest opportunities for New Zealand artists to raise their profiles. So we're thrilled that Six60 will be selecting eight new artists from theaudience.co.nznationwide, and giving them the opportunity to open for the biggest band in the country.”

It’s easy to enter – create a profile on theaudience.co.nz, entry is via the Artist Dashboard. The competition starts 9:00am Thursday 28 February and closes 5:00pm Friday March 22nd 2013.

The winning acts will be announced via Six60 and theaudience.co.nz’s facebook/twitter pages on the Monday prior to show date.

There will be a different opening band chosen for each of the eight gigs.

Massive Entertainment presents

SIX60

Friday April 5 Wellington- St James Theatre
Tickets from www.ticketek.co.nz

Sat April 6 Napier – Municipal Theatre
Tickets from www.ticketek.co.nz

Thurs April 11 NEW SHOW
Auckland – Powerstation
Tickets from www.ticketmaster.co.nz

Fri April 12 Auckland – Powerstation
Tickets from www.ticketmaster.co.nz

Sat April 13 Hamilton – Founders Theatre
Tickets from www.ticketek.co.nz

Thurs April 18 NEW SHOW
Christchurch – The Bedford at CPSA
Tickets from www.nztix.co.nz and Cosmic Ticketing

Fri April 19 Christchurch – The Bedford at CPSA (NEW VENUE)
Tickets from www.nztix.co.nz and Cosmic Ticketing

Sat April 20 Dunedin – Union Hall
Tickets from www.nztix.co.nz and Cosmic Ticketing

Tickets are on sale now.

www.six60.co.nz
www.facebook.com/six60
www.twitter.com/six60


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