Parachute Music presents
SWITCHFOOT
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The Studio
, Auckland
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| Thursday 8 March 2012 - doors open 8PM |
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3 hours 30 minutes
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| ADULT - R18 - ADULT - R18 |
$45.00 |
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| ALL AGES - ALL AGES |
$45.00 |
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| STANDARD Individual Supporter |
| STANDARD Family Supporter |
| GOLD Individual Supporter |
| GOLD Family Supporter |
| More Info |
| STANDARD Individual Supporter |
Individual Supporters receive a 25% discount on a ticket |
| STANDARD Family Supporter |
Family Supporters receive a 25% discount on their tickets |
| GOLD Individual Supporter |
GOLD Individual Supporters receive one free individual pass |
| GOLD Family Supporter |
GOLD Family Supporters receive free tickets |
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UPDATE: We're sad to announce that due to a family emergency, Switchfoot have had to cancel their scheduled show in Auckland next week.
Here's the official statement from the band:
We are disappointed to announce that Switchfoot will no longer be performing at The Studio in Auckland. One of the band members has unexpectedly needed to fly home to deal with a family emergency and therefore, the band will be unable to perform as scheduled. Switchfoot would like to thank their fans for their amazing support, and look forward to returning to New Zealand soon.
San Diego's finest are headed back down under for a one-off show in Auckland.
Lured once again by New Zealand's reckless summer surf beaches and the chance to introduce Kiwis to 2011's chart-topping effort VICE VERSES,
Switchfoot are headed our way on the 8th of March for an all-ages gig at Auckland's Studio.
The Grammy Award-winning band, led by Jon Foreman, bring polarity to the fore on their latest album - not entirely unusual for a band who trade in loud anthems that celebrate both the dark and light shades of the human condition. Also not unusual for a band who's live show is an unrivalled journey through triumphant hope and broke-down blues.
"We wanted to write about the polarity of what it means to be human, the lights and darks. I'm always intrigued by the tension that exists between life and death." Says Foreman of the new album. "When making (2009's) HELLO HURRICANE, there was a graveyard right by the hotel we were staying at while we were mixing it, and I spent a little bit of time there each morning walking through and sorting it out... really VICE VERSES started there. This record is as much about loss as it is about what we still have while we're living."
It's time to start living. Start with a trip to the Studio on 8th of March, to join San Diego's finest in a toast to love, life and redemptive rock n' roll.
Auckland-based band
Midnight Youth will kick off the evening.
This event has probably been and gone!