Robbie Williams’ Christchurch show sells out; Auckland tickets still available
Pop star Robbie Williams has sold out his upcoming Christchurch concert, though tickets remain for his Auckland show. The artist recently discussed his ongoing struggles with performance anxiety and his return to his 1990s Britpop roots.
Why it matters
The event highlights the continued commercial draw of legacy pop acts in the New Zealand entertainment market.
Tickets are sold out for Robbie Williams’ Christchurch show – although eager fans may still have a chance to see the veteran pop icon live.
The Let Me Entertain You artist announced in March he was bringing his Britpop World Tour to New Zealand with two shows this year.
Williams will be the first international artist to play at the new One New Zealand Stadium in Christchurch on November 28.
The Christchurch show is now sold out – but lucky fans can still catch Williams live in Auckland.
Williams most recently performed a rendition of the official Fifa anthem Desire at the 2026 World Cup Closing Ceremony ahead of the final match between Spain and Argentina.
The singer said he has “always had a very special place” in his heart for Aotearoa.
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