Live In WLG

It's a busy weekend ahead in our venues. What are you going to see?

Friday 8 November
7 Days Live at Michael Fowler Centre

Saturday 9 November
Jason Mamoa's Öof Tatata at St James Theatre
Celtic Illusion at the Opera House
Orchestra Wellington - Jazz Age at the Michael Fowler Centre
Crowded House at TSB Arena

Sunday 10 November
Air Force in Concert at the Michael Fowler Centre

For more information and tickets for these shows (and more) head to wellingtonnz.com/liveinwlg

Mark your calendars, comedy lovers!

The incredible Hayley Sproull is set to host the 2025 Best Foods Comedy Gala, which returns to Wellington's Opera House, on 3 May 2025.

This sell-out event promises a lineup of top local and international stars to keep you laughing all night! The first lineup reveal is coming soon so stay tuned to Live in WLG for more info.

Tickets are on sale Monday 11 November at 9am

Next week at Wellington's St James Theatre - Spend an evening with an award-winning comedian, actor, and master storyteller, Stephen Fry

Limited seats have now been released for the Wednesday show.

An Evening with Stephen Fry in Wellington - limited seats released St James Theatre is set to host multi-award-winning comedian, actor and master storyteller Stephen Fry. The British raconteur will thrill Wellington audiences.

Honouring the one and only King of Pop in electrifying style, The Michael Jackson HIStory Show returns to Wellington's St James Theatre, on 16 May.

Garth Field is at the centre of this performance. He’s often described as electrifying in his role as Michael. He’s a triple-threat performer with impeccable vocals, dancing, and acting.

Earlybird tickets are on sale now.

The Michael Jackson HIStory Show returns to Wellington The Michael Jackson HIStory Show pays tribute to the King of Pop. This live performance at Wellington’s St James Theatre celebrates his life and music.

Just announced, iconic British rock group, 10cc are heading to Wellington's Opera House, on 11 July as part of their 'Ultimate Ultimate Greatest Hits Tour'.

Expect a huge night of hits including I’m Not In Love, The Things We Do For Love, and of course THAT earworm Dreadlock Holiday (‘I Don’t Like Cricket! I Love It’).

Stay tuned to Live in WLG for presale access before the public, starting Tuesday, 12 November, at 9 a.m.

He’s an icon who has had a significant impact in the worlds of music, activism, and global change. For the first time, Sir Bob Geldof will share his life story live on stage at Wellington’s Michael Fowler Centre. Live in WLG presale - on now.

An Evening with Sir Bob Geldof in Wellington - WellingtonNZ Experience an evening with musician and activist Sir Bob Geldof at the Michael Fowler Centre. The evening will also mark the 40-year anniversary of charity event Live Aid.

Big band and big sound make for a very big show when the Air Force Band comes to town.

Air Force in Concert in Wellington - this weekend Wellington gets to hear the big bright sound of The Royal New Zealand Air Force Band with the Supertonic choir in concert at the Michael Fowler Centre.

Gimme gimme gimme a night of fun, frivolity, and pop hits. Secure your seats for the ABBA show everyone adores. ‘Dancing Queen: A Tribute to ABBA’ returns to Wellington this month by popular demand.

Dancing Queen: A Tribute to ABBA in Wellington Dancing Queen is a fabulous 70s pop group tribute to ABBA music. It hits The Opera House in Wellington this November.

This Friday - Corbett, Ego, and Henwood are bringing 7 Days Live to Wellington's Michael Fowler Centre.

Joining them are old favourites Ben Hurley, Justine Smith, Hayley Sproull, and Josh Thomson. Watch as they examine the week's stories and milk them for laughs. The last tickets are on sale now.

7 Days Live in Wellington - This Friday The long-running New Zealand television comedy show brings all the news and crazy commentary to Wellington’s Michael Fowler Centre this November.

High-energy contemporary dance meets Rudyard Kipling’s most famous story when Pump Dance presents The Jungle Book, at Wellington's Opera House on Saturday.

Pump Dance — The Jungle Book in Wellington - this weekend Rudyard Kipling’s story The Jungle Book comes to life on The Opera House stage in Wellington. Pump Dance Studio reimagines the story through hip-hop and jazz dance.

He’s an icon who has had a significant impact in the worlds of music, activism, and global change. For the first time, Sir Bob Geldof will share his life story live on stage at Wellington’s Michael Fowler Centre on 29 March 2025.

Stay tuned to Live in WLG for presale access, starting Wednesday 6 November at midday.

One of Aotearoa’s most captivating and genre-defying musicians plays in Wellington next May. Reb Fountain at The Opera House is on sale now.

Reb Fountain live in Wellington -On sale now Reb Fountain is a darling of the alt-folk world. Her new album How Love Bends will feature at her Wellington show at The Opera House in May.

Australian songwriting icon, Paul Kelly brings his tour to Wellington's Michael Fowler Centre next September.

Bestowed with the Order of Australia in 2017 and with 17 ARIA awards and five APRA awards, Paul Kelly is a creative powerhouse. Tickets are on sale now.

Paul Kelly live in Wellington Australian songwriter Paul Kelly heads to New Zealand. Performing for more than 40 years, he takes on Wellington’s Michael Fowler Centre in September 2025.

This colourful, rhythmic, and awe-inspiring show, Cirque Africa has wowed over 2 million people worldwide. The authentic African experience is sure to captivate a Wellington audience this December.

“Cirque Africa is fresh, funky, bold, fun and challenges your imagination like no other show.”
- Broadway World

Cirque Africa live in Wellington Cirque Africa is a brand-new show coming to Wellington. Witness a wonderful night of traditional African culture at The Opera House this December.

The reviews are in and glowing. Don't miss ÖOF Tatatá when Jason Mamoa and his band rock Wellington's St James Theatre on 9 November. 🤘

Read more and ticket in the comments.

Review: Jason Momoa's band Öof Tatatá rocks Auckland Aquaman star made a surprising admission just before the final song.