
New Zealand International Convention Centre
101 Hobson Street, Auckland Central, Auckland 1010, Auckland, New Zealand, 1010
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The Pogues
Saturday
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The Pogues return to Australia for the first time in 14 years, celebrating 40 years of their iconic album Rum Sodomy & the Lash!
Legendary and lauded vocalists Daragh Lynch, Iona Zajac, and John Francis Flynn will join The Pogues.
The tour will feature original members James Fearnley, Jem Finer, and Spider Stacy, along with special guest musicians Holly Mullineaux (bass), Jordan O’Leary (banjo), Fiachra Meek (pipes/whistles - Alfi), Jim Sclavunos (drums – Bad Seeds) plus brass section Pete Fraser, Daniel Hayes and Ian Williamson. Daragh Lynch, Iona Zajac and John Francis Flynn will also take up guitar, harp and multiple instruments, respectively, during the show.
Released in 1985, Rum Sodomy & the Lash is a cornerstone of punk and alternative rock, renowned for its raw energy, poetic lyrics, and infectious melodies. The band are set to play the legendary album in full, including B-sides, extended version tracks, plus a special selection of their most beloved material.
Album highlights include iconic songs, like "Rainy Night in Soho", “A Pair of Brown Eyes”, and "Dirty Old Town." Ranked among Rolling Stone’s Best 500 Albums of All Time and featured in such tastemaker books as 1001 Albums You Must Hear Before You Die; Rum Sodomy & the Lash is a certified classic that has influenced countless artists globally and continues to impact listeners 40 years on.
Agnes Obel
Tuesday
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Joost Klein
Sunday
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Urzila Carlson: Fatty On A Yacht
Saturday
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In 2026 the fan-favourite comedian Urzila Carlson returns with even more understated punchlines and her signature deadpan delivery in the brand-new show, Fatty On a Yacht. Ever felt like you don't belong? Like everyone else got the memo — and you turned up in the wrong outfit, on the wrong day, on the wrong yacht? Carlson's new show, Fatty On a Yacht, is for anyone who's ever tried to squeeze into a space — physical or social — and thought, "This can't be right”. It's about not fitting in, standing out, and laughing about it anyway.