Auckland Anniversary

2024 - 1 - 15

Epic Events in Auckland: From Rotting Christ's Metal Show to the Auckland Folk Festival Return

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Auckland is buzzing with exciting news! Rotting Christ sets the stage on fire, while the Auckland Folk Festival makes a grand return.

The city of Auckland is in for a treat with two major events on the horizon. First up, Greek black metal legends, Rotting Christ, have thrilled fans by announcing a headline show at Tāmaki Makaurau's iconic venue, The Mothership. Brace yourself for an unforgettable night of intense music and electrifying performances. On a more serene note, the beloved Auckland Folk Festival is making a comeback for its 51st anniversary. With a rich history spanning over half a century, this event promises to showcase talented artists from Aotearoa and beyond, creating a magical experience for all attendees.

In other news, the SH2 Pekatahi Bridge, a vital link north of Tāneatua on State Highway 2, will undergo maintenance starting from January 22, 2024. The bridge will close daily for 4 - 5 days, ensuring its safety and efficiency for commuters. As Auckland gears up for these diverse events, the city's cultural scene is set to shine brighter than ever. Fans of metal music and folk tunes alike are in for a treat as they witness these dynamic celebrations firsthand.

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Rotting Christ Announce Auckland Headline Show - 35th ... (Undertheradar)

The rumours have become reality — Greek black metal pioneers Rotting Christ have announced a headline event at Tāmaki Makaurau's The Mothership, ...

SH2 Pekatahi Bridge Maintenance | Waka Kotahi NZ Transport ... (Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency)

Pekatahi Bridge, located north of Tāneatua on State Highway 2, will close daily for maintenance from Monday 22 January 2024 for 4 - 5 days.

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Image courtesy of "NZ Music Commission"

The Auckland Folk Festival Is Back for Their 51st Anniversary! | Artist ... (NZ Music Commission)

One of the oldest folk festivals in the Southern Hemisphere is back in 2024, bringing exceptional artists from around Aotearoa and around the world.

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