Greenstone Summer Concert Tour is coming to New Zealand in January 2025

Greenstone Summer Concert Tour is coming to New Zealand in January 2025!

Come celebrate 15 years of the Summer Concert Tour with COLD CHISEL, ICEHOUSE, BIC RUNGA and EVERCLEAR. Great live music and unforgettable festival experiences, held in breathtaking locations across New Zealand.

DATES

• Gibbston Valley Winery, Queenstown
  Saturday, January 18
• Taupo Amphitheatre, Taupo
  Saturday, January 25 (Auckland Anniversary Weekend)
• Whitianga Waterways, Whitianga
  Sunday, January 26 (Auckland Anniversary Weekend)

Full Summer Concert tour information and ticketing available at greenstoneentertainment.co.nz

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Greenstone Entertainment’s Summer Concert tour has been a regular fixture on the summer concert calendar, performing to around 450k people since their beginning and this year delivers their strongest line up to date.

Greenstone’s CEO, Amanda Calvert says; “With this being our 15th anniversary, we are privileged to celebrate it with Cold Chisel, ICEHOUSE, Bic Runga and Everclear. The Summer Concert Tour has cemented itself as an annual pilgrimage where friends get together and enjoy some of the best music of our lifetime. To think that over the years we have entertained so many people at our shows, hosted over 42 musical legends, had a massive economic impact on regional towns, and have made friends with so many great people along the way. We are so looking forward to the 2025 Summer Concert Tour and delivering our best concert series yet.”

Serving up entertainment to lovers of great music and good times the 2025 Greenstone Summer Concert Tour presents; Australian rock royalty, COLD CHISEL, will be bringing their 50th Anniversary tour, ‘The Big Five-O’ across the ditch to celebrate with a Kiwi summer. They recently announced 23 dates across Australia this October to December with 20 shows selling out within hours of going on sale. After the legendary Jimmy Barnes underwent open heart surgery in 2023, the rocker admitting he never thought he'd see these milestone performances come together. He says, "The Big Five-0 is a landmark moment. There have been plenty of times where I never thought I'd live to see this day so I'm going to make the most of it. I can't wait to celebrate with my mates and with all the fans who have been such a big part of our story. We're gonna smash it!” Piano player and chief songwriter Don Walker said the band was going all out. ‘We’ll be doing a set which reaches back across our whole song catalogue, which should all make The Big Five-0 a tour to remember,"