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Mission Estate Concert date announcement

Tuesday, 21 August 2018, 4:54 pm
Press Release: Mission Estate Winery

DATE ANNOUNCED FOR 2019

WEDNESDAY, 6 February
WAITANGI DAY

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE : 21 August 2018

Producer Sports Entertainment Limited today announces the date for the 2019 Mission Estate Concert – WAITANGI DAY, Wednesday, 6 February.

The headline artist will be announced in the coming days and concert fans are urged without delay to put this date in their calendars and to register for preferential access to tickets via the concert club.

If you are not a member or have changed your email address since the last concert, simply go to www.missionconcert.co.nz and register for free or update your details.

SEL chairman James Erskine says he’s beyond thrilled with the artist who has been secured for the 2019 event at the beautiful Mission Estate Winery.

“This is a ‘bucket list’, world class artist,” says Mr Erskine. “Concert fans will not want to miss this one.”

Previous stars to have graced the stage at the Mission Estate Concert include the Dixie Chicks, Rod Stewart, Sting, Carole King, Tom Jones, The Beach Boys, Shirley Bassey, Dionne Warwick, Ray Charles and Dame Kiri Te Kanawa.

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