Australian music icon Guy Sebastian is set to make his highly anticipated return to the New Zealand stage after 13 years, bringing his extraordinary soulful voice, powerhouse vocals and spectacular ONE NIGHT ONLY show to the iconic Auckland Town Hall for an all-ages show on Saturday February 13, 2027.
Tickets are on sale now.
Following a phenomenal year of 70 sold-out shows across Australia on his 100 Times Around The Sun Metro and Regional tour, one of the country’s most celebrated voices is heading back across the Tasman for an unforgettable night of music, featuring the biggest hits of his career including viral fan favourite ‘Who’s That Girl’, ‘Like It Like That’, and ‘Standing With You’.
Fans can also expect standout tracks from his latest album, 100 TIMES AROUND THE SUN, including radio hit and APRA Award-winning ‘Maybe’, the anthemic, ‘Get It Done’, and powerhouse ballad, ‘The Keys’. And, of course, no Guy Sebastian concert would be complete without some of his most iconic songs, including ‘Battle Scars’, ‘Before I Go’ and ARIA Award Song of The Year, ‘Choir’.
Guy Sebastian says: “It’s been way too long since I’ve performed in New Zealand, and I’m so excited to finally be coming back to Auckland! I’ve always felt such a special connection with my Kiwi fans - there’s a genuine warmth, energy and love for soul and R&B music that I’ve always appreciated. After such an incredible year touring Australia, I can’t wait to bring my band across the Tasman and share an unforgettable night of music with you all. It’s going to be a really special one – see you there!”
With a career spanning more than two decades, Guy Sebastian has amassed more than 1.3 billion streams, sold more than seven million units and earned seven ARIA Awards. With six ARIA number-one singles to his name; he remains the only Australian male artist to achieve this remarkable milestone.
From his earliest chart-topping hits to his latest musical chapter, Guy continues to evolve as an artist while staying true to the powerful vocals, soulful songwriting and genuine connection that have defined his career.
For New Zealand fans, the wait is finally over.
