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MARCH 2025
Te Ahurei Toi o Tāmaki Auckland Arts Festival
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Audio-Based Shows

Shows with a strong audio component, like talks or music.

The Necks

A black-and-white image of the jazz trio The Necks performing on stage. The drummer plays with focused intensity, the pianist leans into the keys with precision, and the bassist's movement is captured in a ghostly blur, conveying dynamic energy. The setting features an ornate architectural backdrop, and the lighting creates a moody, atmospheric feel, emphasising the trio's improvisational style


Fri 7 March, 6pm
Suitable for Blind and Low Vision Audiences (mostly audio)

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Island Vibes

A group of four musicians exudes cool confidence in a cosy, retro-inspired living room setting. Dressed in leather jackets and sunglasses, they sit on mismatched armchairs and sofas, surrounded by vintage decor, including a floral-patterned tablecloth and woven baskets. One member casually plays an acoustic guitar, while the others strike relaxed yet stylish poses. The soft light filtering through the curtains adds warmth to the scene, complementing the laid-back island vibes.


Fri 14 March, 9.30pm
Suitable for Blind and Low Vision Audiences (mostly audio)

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Talisk

The band Talisk performs live on stage under dynamic blue lighting, captivating a large, enthusiastic crowd. One band member stands on a platform, raising their arms in an energetic gesture, while another sits playing an instrument, facing the audience. The crowd, illuminated by stage lights, cheers and waves their hands, creating a vibrant and electric atmosphere.

Tues 18 March, 9.30pm
Suitable for Blind and Low Vision Audiences (mostly audio)

Explore this show - Talisk

Camille O’Sullivan

Camille O'Sullivan, the singer, poses against a vibrant green background. She wears a striking black hat and a shimmering green scarf, paired with a black velvet outfit featuring a bold, glittering lightning bolt design. Her confident expression and dramatic styling exude elegance and artistic flair.

Wed 19 March, 7.30pm
Suitable for Blind and Low Vision Audiences (mostly audio)

Explore this show - Camille O’Sullivan

Maya Piata

Maya Piata beams with joy on stage under vibrant purple and pink stage lights. She wears a stylish, colourful top with graphic text and patterns, paired with hoop earrings and expressive accessories. The dramatic lighting and soft focus create an electric and uplifting atmosphere, highlighting her energetic and charismatic presence.

Thurs 20 March, 6.30pm
Suitable for Blind and Low Vision Audiences (mostly audio)

Explore this show - Maya Piata

Delbert Anderson Quartet

Delbert Anderson, a jazz musician, plays the trumpet outdoors against a serene backdrop of clear skies and desert rock formations. Wearing sunglasses and a sleek black suit, he exudes focus and passion, blending his musical artistry with the natural beauty of the setting.

Sun 23 March, 3pm
Suitable for Blind and Low Vision Audiences (mostly audio)

Explore this show - Delbert Anderson Quartet

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