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iHeartRadio New Zealand presents Broods
iHeartRadio New Zealand presents Broods
‘The Hottest Ticket in Town’ thanks to 2degrees
10 November 2016 – iHeartRadio New Zealand and 2degrees are excited to announce New Zealand duo Broods will be performing three free live concerts in Hamilton, Christchurch and Wellington next month.
Broods will perform an exclusive acoustic set followed by a Q&A session at Hamilton’s Clarence St Theatre on Tuesday 6 December, the Isaac Theatre Royal in Christchurch on Wednesday 7 December, and at The Opera House in Wellington on Thursday 8 December.
The band, consisting of Blenheim-born siblings Georgia and Caleb Nott, have toured with international artists such as Ellie Goulding, Haim and Sam Smith. The pair have spent the better part of the last two years on the road after releasing their breakthrough debut album, Evergreen.
NZME Group Director - Entertainment Dean Buchanan says, “Kiwis love Broods; we’ve enjoyed their journey from New Zealand to the world of international music. We’re excited to have them home for three exclusive iHeartRadio shows with 2degrees.”
Win the limited tickets to this exclusive gig through iHeartRadio New Zealand and 2degrees. To enter the competition, head to the iHeart competition page or http://www.2degreesperks.co.nz/ to go into the draw.
The band’s second album, Conscious, is available now, and includes collaborations with fellow kiwi, Lorde, and Tove Lo, that the band recently announced they will be accompanying on her Europe/UK Tour next year.
Follow Broods on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube, or visit the website.
www.iHeartRadio.co.nz – 20 million songs, 850,000 artists, 1,900 radio stations all in one free app!
ENDS
About NZME
NZME is one of New Zealand’s leading media and entertainment businesses with its brands connecting with over 3 million kiwis[1]. Whether reading, listening, watching or engaging with NZME brands, they can get the content they want - where and when they want it. NZME is listed on the NZX Main Board with a foreign exempt listing on the ASX.
Sources:
[1] Nielsen CMI, fused database: February 2016 (based on population 10 years +). Based on unduplicated weekly reach of NZME newspapers, radio stations, and monthly domestic unique audience of NZME’s digital channels
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