Flight of the Conchords extra show announced
FLIGHT OF THE CONCHORDS & ARJ BARKER
–
THIRD & FINAL VECTOR ARENA SHOW
ANNOUNCED!
SATURDAY 30TH JUNE
TICKETS ON SALE 9AM
TOMORROW!
Talk
about ‘Inner City Pressure’! It’s officially the
biggest ever tour by a New Zealand artist and it’s about
to get bigger! Pressure for seats around the country when
the tour first announced forced promoters to announce a
Vector Arena show, which sold out… then another Vector
Arena show… which sold out…
The
tour started to rave reviews. The band are being stopped in
the street everywhere they go and being asked to add more
dates, so they have bowed to inner city pressure and added a
third and final show at Vector Arena!
Squeezing in this new Vector Arena show between
sold out shows on Friday and Sunday gives out-of-town fans
the chance to make a weekend of it, with local hotels
already coming to the party with great special rates for
visitors to the city. Travelling from the North or the Naki,
this show offers a great chance for unlucky fans that missed
out on the initial ticket frenzy.
The home-town Wellington’s TSB Bank Arena was put in to ease the Wellington pressure after three Michael Fowler shows sold out in a week and last week’s ticket release was snapped up. So, in response to nationwide demand, this Vector Arena show will be the final announcement of the tour - there are simply no dates left to play!
13th June
Hawkes Bay Opera House SOLD OUT
14th June
Hamilton Founders Theatre SOLD OUT
16th June
Auckland Town Hall SOLD OUT
17th June
New Plymouth SOLD OUT
19th June
Michael Fowler Centre SOLD OUT
20th June
Michael Fowler Centre SOLD OUT
21st June
Michael Fowler Centre SOLD OUT
23rd June
Dunedin Regent Theatre SOLD OUT
24th June
Queenstown Events Centre SOLD OUT
26th June
Christchurch CBS Arena SOLD OUT
27th June
Nelson Trafalgar Centre SOLD OUT
29th June
Vector Arena SOLD
OUT
30th June Vector Arena
ON SALE / 9AM THURSDAY 21
1st July
Vector Arena SOLD OUT
2nd July
Wellington TSB Bank Arena SOLD OUT
Fans and critics alike are clapping and cheering and saying things like…
“Seeing them live proves their comedic and musical genius doesn't come from successful television editing. Their unique and refreshing low-key, deadpan humour is pitch-perfect. They bounce off each other like Lennon and McCartney and their musical ability isn't a far cry from them either.” Robyn McLean / www.stuff.co.nz
“For almost two hours of stop-start, awkwardly funny, chaotic entertainment, FOTC ensured there was never really a dull moment.” Michelle Robinson / www.aucklandnow.co.nz
“….a performance that lived up to every expectation.” Russell Baillie / NZ Herald
“Catch this unmissable tour if you can, but don’t let your enthusiasm get the better of you. Those goldfish are terribly difficult to remove.” Guy Somerset / the Listener
“I thought the show was bloody brilliant! Loved the new songs and of course all the ones we know and love ….an absolutely wonderful night, definitely was worth postponing my wedding for!” Tiffany Elouise McKee / A fan from Mt Albert, Auckland
This
is now (unofficially) the most successfully attended tour by
any New Zealand born folk duo this decade and will see
Bret McKenzie and Jemaine
Clement back performing with their American buddy
Arj Barker as support.
“What are you waiting for? An extra show
in your living room?” says Arj. “Don't be a
dick! Get your ticket today.”
If you live outside of Auckland and missed seeing Flight of the Conchords live in your home town, now’s your chance to book a fantastic weekend away –
Saturday
30 June
Vector Arena -
AUCKLAND
On Sale TOMORROW 9am Thursday
21 June
Ticketmaster.co.nz /
0800-111-999
www.flightoftheconchords.co.nz / www.arjbarker.com
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