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Here is the full chat that Jay and Dunc had with Josh Homme from Queens of the Stone Age. Queens of the Stone Age returns to NZ soil for one show at Spark Arena. Sunday December 20th. With special guests Primus and Tropical F*** Storm. This is the first time QOTSA has returned to NZ since 2024, with a brand new live show. Coming off the back of their brand new single ‘Easy Street’.

Puscifer’s Mat Mitchell and Carina Round called up to talk about the band’s darker, more aggressive new album, Normal Isn’t, and their upcoming Auckland double bill with A Perfect Circle at Spark Arena on December 13.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Christopher Luxon just delivered one of the most animated speeches of his prime ministership to 10,000 Kiwi Indians at Spark Arena. He went all out, laying down massive praise for the community. But not everyone is happy. Coalition partner Shane Jones is calling out immigration overreach, and some viewers feel regular Kiwis were completely thrown under the bus. We look at the tight politics behind it all. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi is visiting New Zealand this weekend (July 10-11). A sold out public event 'Kia Ora Modi' has been organised at Spark Arena in Auckland to mark his visit. In the context of the recent India - New Zealand Free Trade Agreement, Destiny Church's Brian Tāmaki has announced a street protest against Modi during his visit. There will be counter protests too, against both Tāmaki and Modi.In this episode Josephine speaks with Indian activists in Aotearoa, Sapna Samant, Oscar Romero and Anu Kaloti about a left perspective on the India-NZ FTA, the rising tide of anti Indian racism as well as how to locate Modi within the context of the US imperialism.This episode's co-hostsJosephineTimestamps0:00 Opening / Introductions10:48 Neoliberal Anti-Immigrant Sentiments19:41 Left-Wing Racism25:59 FDA35:35 Modi Visit Protests54:40 Organize Against Imperialism1:01:40 Perception Overseas1:09:50 Unlearning1:17:36 ClosingIntro/Outro by Jiahu SymbolsSupport us here: https://www.patreon.com/1of200

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi will spend just one day in Auckland as he tours the South Pacific, but one planned event has sparked controversy. A Kia Ora Modi event is planned for that night at Spark Arena, organised by the Indian High Commission - with 12,000 people expected to attend. Massey University professor and researcher Mohan Dutta has raised concerns that the rally will be a 'Hindu nationalist event' and some key dog-whistles have been identified. "It is, I would say, a mix of some ceremonial components - and then particular kinds of messaging around the arrival of India on the global stage as a Hindu nation that specifically speaks to this audience base." LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

So an email landed in my inbox - Spark Arena named among the world's top 20 arenas. Now, this is a big deal. This isn't a list that's put together by some random Instagram account in Norway with 100 followers. This is a list put together by IQ Magazine. And if you're into music in a big way - like, really into it, more than a Rolling Stone kind of way - you'll know IQ Magazine is a big deal. So for Spark Arena to be named in the top 20 arenas in the world is a big deal. Since moving back to Auckland three years ago, I've been to Spark Arena more times than I can remember. I've seen everything there. I've seen The Wiggles, Suzy Cato, big noisy rock like The War on Drugs, Mumford & Sons, Lenny Kravitz - he was the best, wasn't he? I've seen big stars like Lizzo and Lorde and shows like Hamilton. I've been there in previous years, obviously, for things like Oprah Winfrey and Celine Dion. And every single time - honestly, without fail - I've had a great experience. Now, we can have a debate about the acoustics because, frankly, yeah, they do suck sometimes. I mean, you know, it's not the best. If you've experienced the best acoustics, you'll know this place is far from it. But otherwise, it's a great experience. It never feels empty in there, even with smaller crowds, because it's versatile enough to adjust for them. It's in the central city so it's easy to get to and from the great bars and restaurants around it. It's easy to walk out and grab an Uber, easy to find a car park nearby, easy to get to the train station or catch a bus. Staff are always helpful in getting you to your seat or pointing you in the right direction. The drinks are served fast. It's really easy to get in. I think we've become so consumed in Auckland in recent years with the debate that flares up every now and again about how we don't have a decent new stadium, that we forget what we actually do have - which is a really good arena right in the centre of town that does its job brilliantly. Well done them. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Auckland's Spark Arena has been placed in the top 20 arenas in the world. It's been named as one of global music news platform IQ Magazine's 'Arena Stars', alongside venues like London's O2 arena and Chicago's United Center. Spark Arena's been recognised for its versatility - allowing attendee numbers from 25-hundred, all the way up to more than 12,000. Spark Arena general manager Mark Gosling says it's 'fantastic' that the venue's getting recognition. "Inside the arena, we have a very complicated curtain track system that basically allows us to kind of curtain down the building, so that people who come to a show when there may only be 4,000 or 5,000 people there think that the show's sold out." LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the Heather du Plessis-Allan Drive Full Show Podcast for Thursday, 25 June, 2026, Conservation Minister Tama Potaka explains why he's backed down on selling conservation land. New Zealand First leader Winston Peters claims National has covertly changed course on migration settings for Indians. We talk to Spark Arena general manager Mark Gosling about it being rated one of the top 20 arenas in the world. And on The Huddle, we ask Nick Mills and Mark Sainsbury if Peters' claims could jeopardise the India free trade agreement. Get the Heather du Plessis-Allan Drive Full Show Podcast every weekday evening on iHeartRadio, or wherever you get your podcasts. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

FIRST WITH YESTERDAY'S NEWS (highlights from Thursday on Newstalk ZB) Surely Headlines Are All We Need?/Why You Can't Crackdown On Dickheads/Tell Me More About TOP/One Arena Is Much Like Another/Podcast RouletteSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Irish pop royalty Westlife join Si and Lana for an emotional chat about their return to New Zealand! After 20 long years, the legends are finally bringing "Westlife 25: The Anniversary World Tour" to Auckland and Christchurch in July 2027. We get the inside scoop on their brand new album '25 - The Ultimate Collection', their favorite memories from Aotearoa, and which iconic hits are guaranteed for the setlist. Tickets are on sale now! Listen for all the tour details you need to know

A staple of the folk-rock genre, few people wouldn't recognise the name or work of Mumford & Sons. Following only a year after the release of their fifth studio album, Rushmere, was their sixth album Prizefighter, released in February this year. The album was recorded in ten days at producer Aaron Dessner's studio in New York, and now they're taking it around the world – bringing it to New Zealand's shores as well. They're performing tonight at Auckland's Spark Arena, and compared to the more intimate, slightly introspective shows the band has done in the past, this one is set to be a bit more exciting. “This is the beginning of a major bout of like, quite a few months of touring for us with a whole new production, a new album, and we're quite ambitious for the whole thing,” Keyboardist and vocalist Ben Lovett told Jack Tame. “It's our 6th album, so we're quite like, in a spirit of let's like, leave it all on the floor, let's bring all the new songs out, let's give it a whole new visual aesthetic.” “It's quite exciting really.” Despite only being a year apart in release dates, Rushmere and Prizefighter are quite different records – Rushmere being more introspective and internal, while Prizefighter is more expansive, featuring collaborations with artists like Chris Stapleton and Hozier. “When we talked about getting back together, I think our desire was to make a record that felt like you were kind of pulling the curtain back and just hearing a band in a room together,” Ted Dwane, who does vocals, bass, and guitar for the band, told Tame. “So with Dave Cobb we made Rushmere, and kind of, I think, kind of completed that thought.” And it was Rushmere's release that threw the band's creative doors wide open, answering any questions about where the band was at musically and whether the audience would be along for the ride. “And I think just internally between us, it was an incredibly freeing feeling, y'know, just the feeling of making Prizefighter,” Dawson said. “It felt like the backlog was cleared and we were flowing again.” LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the Saturday Morning with Jack Tame Full Show Podcast for Saturday 2 May 2026, Ted Dwane and Ben Lovett from Mumford & Sons joined for a chat ahead of tonight's show at Spark Arena – part of their Prizefighter tour. Jack is in awe of marathon runner Yomif Kejelcha. It's pie season and Chef Nici Wickes has an autumnal triumph – beef, black pepper, mushroom, and red wine. Dougal Sutherland uncovers some alarming new research into how much less we're speaking. Francesca Rudkin reviews the highly anticipated The Devil Wears Prada 2. Plus, American blues/rock duo The Black Keys have released their 14th studio album, Peaches! Music reviewer Chris Schulz joins Jack to share his favourite tunes. Get the Saturday Morning with Jack Tame Full Show Podcast every Saturday on iHeartRadio, or wherever you get your podcasts. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Living End frontman Chris Cheney joins the show to chat all things Rock 2000 after the announcement that the great Aussie band is playing on the final day at Spark Arena!!

Papa Roach frontman Jacoby Shaddix called in ahead of their Auckland show at Spark Arena for a conversation that went well beyond the usual tour chat. From early internet days and the reality of doom scrolling to the importance of staying connected in the real world, Jacoby reflected on how music still cuts through in a noisy, digital age. He opened up about the true story behind Last Resort, and shared the deeply personal journey behind Scars, touching on sobriety, guilt and confronting the person he used to be. It’s an honest, grounded conversation about using music to process life, grow, and connect with others in a meaningful way as you approach your 50th birthday.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Benny Boy from Rock Nights caught up with the guitarist from Papa Roach, Jerry Horton. Papa Roach is playing in New Zealand on the 15th April at Spark Arena, and if you want to get along and check them out, hit up therock.rova.nz

Clint, Meg and Dan chat about daylight savings, running breaks, and music throwbacks, then open listener mail containing lolly cake and a “special brownie,” debating if it’s laced before Dan tastes it. They play Last Joke Standing, EZ Money with callers Tony and Raye, and discuss awful teacher stories from listeners. Flex Factor stalls when Monique, who claimed she can detect missing puzzle pieces by weight, ghosts the show; Meg guesses wrong on a test puzzle. They share good-news headlines, take calls about movies people “did it” to, recap a packed Linkin Park concert at Spark Arena, roast Clint’s gifted bidet Instagram post, and put a listener in the draw for a Harry Styles flyaway. 00:00 Show Kickoff and Banter01:53 Running Breaks and Fitness06:49 Neighbor Veggie Dilemma09:51 First Call Supermarket Chat14:25 More or Less Formula One17:24 Dan Opens Listener Package22:09 Last Joke Standing Game25:12 EZ Money 27:36 Bad Teachers Stories40:53 Good News Roundup43:55 Movies That Killed Mood48:04 EZ Money50:19 Flex Factor No Show...55:59 Meg Tries The Puzzle59:18 Linkin Park Packed Arena01:03:50 Cringe Bidet Ad Roast01:08:08 Harry Styles Flyaway Call

Another country star on the rise. Jason Aldean is performing at Spark Arena tonight, and he's bringing with him Corey Kent – the latest Red Dirt star, according to Rolling Stone. Despite having been performing since he was a kid, it was a bumpy road to reach this point, complete with a happenstance performance with Willie Nelson, a change in jobs, and a lot of dedication. Kent's since gone triple platinum, released four albums, and had over a billion streams. He joined Mike Hosking for a chat about his career to date, and regaled him with stories of country legends Willie Nelson and Paul Simon. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Following the release of their 2025 album, More, Pulp are set to play a long-awaited gig in New Zealand. This visit will be the band's first in over 13 years, and they'll be playing Auckland's Spark Arena next weekend. Flicks.co.nz editor Steve Newall explained further. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The NZ Breakers are doing something special tonight at Spark Arena! They’re honouring one of their greatest - Tom Abercrombie - by officially retiring his iconic #10 jersey in a ceremony celebrating his legendary 16-season career. So today on the podcast, we want to ask him all the important questions about his career - including an interesting shoot, shag, or marry! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Breakers picked up their first consecutive victories this season with their win over the Sydney Kings in Hamilton on Wednesday night. They're looking to keep the momentum rolling as they return to Spark Arena tonight to face the Tasmania JackJumpers. Breakers centre Rob Loe joined D'Arcy for a chat ahead of the game. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today the lads caught up with founding member of LINKIN PARK and all-round legend, Mike Shinoda. LINKIN PARK have announced that they're going to be bringing their 'From Zero' world tour to Auckland's Spark Arena on Wednesday 18th March 2026. Get around this chat and when tickets go on sale - Make sure you don't miss out!

This story should shock everybody, but it won't. Sadly. The headline? Former Covid response lead Alister Thorby stole $1.8 million from DHBs. From us, taxpayers. This guy was 25 and yet somehow in charge of the DHBs' response to the Covid pandemic in the Lower North Island. He stole almost $2m over five months. He bought cars, holidays, a house. He was an MIQ boss. He submitted invoices for work that never happened. One invoice was for $300k. Two of the companies he invoiced for didn't even exist. Now, this is bad for two reasons: 1. How on earth does some 25-year-old who's been in the job just five months, bill $1.8m and get those invoices paid? That's criminal. Who signed off on the cheques? Who was in charge? It's outrageous. 2. The timing. The Judge in this case points out the money went out the door at a time when the Government was scrambling to deal with Covid. Except this guy was employed October 2021 to June 2022. We were letting DJs through the boarder for Rhythm & Vines by then. The Wiggles were performing at Spark Arena. So that doesn't add up, in my mind. It wasn't panic stations, it was BAU by then. So, who was writing these cheques on our behalf? Something tells me this guy probably wasn't alone in taking the piss and taking us for a ride. Give fraudsters an inch, they'll take a mile. This was, after all, peak Ardern/Hipkins money tap era. We were throwing money out the window like there was no tomorrow. Was this the tip of the iceberg and will anyone, other than the guy to duped us, be held responsible for the fact it was allowed to happen in the first place? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week, Knuckles sits down with Dunc Heyde—afternoons on The Rock FM and co-host of Not For Radio—smack in the middle of The Rock 2000 mayhem. Dunc traces the countdown's glow-up: from wrecked-office afterparties (yes, actual fireworks and a U-shaped ceiling rail) to 6,500 punters belting choruses at Spark Arena. We get inside the machine—votes, curation, and the occasional “how did that get in?” curveball (“Love Shack,” we're looking at you). Dunc talks band wrangling, near-misses, and this year's live twists: Grinspoon onstage and Blindspott backed by a 30-piece philharmonic. Plus: how Not For Radio blew up, and why radio magic still hits different when a whole country's singing along. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The New Zealand Breakers get their 2025/26 NBL season underway this Friday night when they take on the Brisbane Bullets at Spark Arena. Ron Loe is the centre for the Breakers, and he caught up with D'Arcy ahead of the season opener to preview the side. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today we were joined in studio by world champ darts player, 18 year old Luke Littler and world number four Stephen Bunting who are playing in Auckland, Spark Arena tonight at the Darts Masters.

Before Jon Toogood, Jennie Skulander (Devilskin), Milan Borich (Pluto), EJ Barnes, Jol Mulholland, Brett Adams and Mike Hall took to the stage at Spark Arena for Manuka Phuel Full Metal Orchestra, they hung out with us backstage to set the scene.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jon Toogood popped in for a chat about how retirement's going and why he's amped up for Manuka Phuel Full Metal Orchestra at Spark Arena on July 26See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

World-renowned circus company Cirque du Soleil will bring one of its longest-running and most beloved touring shows to Auckland's Spark Arena this October. Corteo, which premiered in Montreal under a Big Top tent in April 2005, has wowed more than 12 million spectators in 30 countries with a mix of comedy, performance art, music, illusions and acrobatics. Artistic director and long-time circus performer Olaf Triebel says many of these performers have backgrounds in tumbling or gymnastics or trampolining - and the training's fairly straightforward. "Their body is already completely trained, so then what they have to focus on is more the artistic side of it - to learn how to move or to dance or to become an artist on stage." LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Full Interview Here - OneRepublic on their Sweet Escape Tour LIVE in 2026! With Special Guest Zara Larsson. Playing at Auckland’s Spark Arena on February 4th. Click Here for MORE info.

We’re back, betches—and this time, live from Auckland for Nova’s Red Room Global Tour! In today’s ep, we chat to the stunning and effortlessly chill Gracie Abrams ahead of her Spark Arena gig (barefoot, of course). Joel admits he may have “over-strummed” during the chat, Tim tries to convince us she complimented his outfit, and Ricki’s in full Beyoncé meltdown mode after Cowboy Carter kicked off in LA. Plus, the team recount Joel’s chaotic airport behaviour (lost engagement ring, new AirPods, possible nap-induced blackout), we run through which celebrity kids we low-key find annoying (controversial!), and find out why Gracie’s post-show wind-down involves LEGO and zero socialising.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The glitziest event on the New Zealand sporting calendar has arrived with the 62nd annual Halberg Awards taking place at the Spark Arena in Auckland this evening. In one of the most competitive fields in recent history, it's anyone's guess who takes home the supreme prize after a stellar sporting year for Aotearoa. Sports reporter Jonty Dine spoke to Lisa Owen.

The absolute best of New Zealand sport was celebrated at the 62nd annual Halberg Awards last night in Auckland. Sports reporter Jonty Dine was at Spark Arena for all the glitz, glamour and glory.

Today on the podcast intro we discuss what went down at The Rock 2000 live event at Spark Arena on Friday and perhaps more importantly, what happened, and didn't happen afterwards.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Duncan Greive has a solo podcast this week, talking about the debut of Spark Game Arena Live, a huge new event at Spark Arena. He looks at the upside and downsides of the trend away from sponsorships towards brands creating their own projects. Plus: who's number one? Both NZME and Stuff claimed the title this week – but does it even matter? And finally, a look at the way you can see shrinking media budgets through smaller traveling contingents across both sport and politics. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This weekend NZ's best gamers will be heading to Spark Arena to battle it out for over $250,000 cash prize. We talk to the man behidn it all Duane Mutu, the director and founder of Lets Play Live. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Talk To Me Nice Thursday Shifters, we are back on the road are so excited to be coming too you from PERTH!! We have two amazing interviews with two incredible humans too share with you in todays show, Dan Hooker and Kai Kara-France... Star Signs, YES star signs... Listen too find out what we have to say about star signs... And no Gaming Shift in todays show BUT we have a BIG announcement regarding Spark Game Arena Live that is taking place on the 7th of September, at Spark Arena!!! Hit that link below to stay caught up with anything and everything TMS. https://www.facebook.com/groups/3394787437503676/ We dropped some merch! Use TMS for 10% off. Here is the link: https://youknow.co.nz/collections/tms-merch-v2 Thank you to the team at Chemist Warehouse for helping us keep the lights on, here at The Morning Shift... https://www.chemistwarehouse.co.nz/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jono Baker spoke with Greg Gonzalez of dream pop band Cigarettes After Sex about their new record X's which is out today, and their upcoming show in Auckland on March 19 2025 at Spark Arena. Tickets from Ticketmaster.

Thousands of singers from around the world gathered at Auckland's Spark Arena last night to kick off the 13th World Choir Games. Some have set their sights on gold - and others just want to have a good time. Felix Walton went along.

Another legendary Kiwi band is making a return.  Though we thought they were done in 2020, Th' Dudes are performing a one-off show at Auckland's Powerstation next month.   They've got the blessing of Dave Dobbyn, who isn't involved, picking up renowned guitarist Brett Adams of the Mockers and the Bads fame instead.  Founding member Peter Urlich told Andrew Dickens that when they played those last songs at Spark Arena in 2020, he was looking around and thinking ‘is this really gonna be the last time we get up on stage and play these songs?'  “There was just this feeling inside me that I thought, oh well, you know, that's, that's hard to swallow.”  He said that in the intervening four years they looked at the idea of performing again, and realised the demand was still there.  “I just thought the love was still there, so and of course, we wanted to play.”  LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Charlie and Azura caught up with the man himself, Ne-Yo, ahead of his Champagne & Roses tour hitting Spark Arena 5th of October.  Charlie needed to get something off his chest from the last time he saw Ne-Yo perform and Azura shares how she felt as an 11-year-old listening to Neyo.    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

One of the bestselling musicians of all time, Grammy Award Winner and Rock and Roll Hall of Famer James Taylor is on his way to New Zealand.  He's sold over 100 million albums in a career spanning more than 50 years and is the only artist to have an album in the Billboard Top 10 in each of the past six decades.  The end of April will see Taylor visiting Auckland and Wellington for ‘An Evening with James Taylor,' two stops on his packed tour schedule spanning the better part of the year.  He's been touring for decades, telling Mike Hosking that it's funny to look back at some of his earlier songs complaining about the uncomfortable fit of working in show business.  Taylor said it's funny to realise that, in spite of his complaints, it's sustained him for over 50 years now.  'An Evening With James Taylor' is coming to Auckland's Spark Arena on April 30th, and Wellington's TSB Arena on May 1st.  LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The glitziest event on the New Zealand sporting calendar has arrived with the 61st Halberg Awards taking place at the Spark Arena in Auckland this evening. Thirty finalists across six categories have been nominated for their stellar sporting performances over the past 12 months. Sports reporter Jonty Dine speaks to Jimmy Ellingham. [embed] https://players.brightcove.net/6093072280001/default_default/index.html?videoId=6346846700112

Dame Lisa Carrington bagged herself a Halberg hat-trick at the annual sport awards in Auckland on February 14. The Olympic and world champion kayaker won the Supreme Halberg sports award for the third time at the glitzy event at Spark Arena. Sports reporter Jonty Dine was at the red carpet.

A storied 16-year professional basketball career will soon come to an end for Breakers forward Tom Abercrombie. The club's all-time leader in games and points will retire at the conclusion of the NBL season, after winning four championships with the side. Abercrombie made his debut in 2008, and has racked up a record 425 appearances during his long-running athletic career. He says he's 'extremely grateful' for the time he's spent on the team, but he's ready for his next adventure. "It's time for me to experience new challenges and adventures, and pass that baton over to someone else." Abercrombie's final home game for the Breakers will likely be this Friday against Brisbane at Spark Arena. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Pacific performers prepare for upcoming show at Auckland's Spark Arena.

The Silver Scroll Awards Ceremony, celebrating the country's best songwriters, is about to get started in Auckland's Parnell in just over an hour's time. Singer-songwriter Marlon Williams is chasing a second scroll after taking out the top prize five years ago. Also among the finalists are songs by indie rockers The Beths, jazz rappers Avantdale Bowling Club, folk band Tiny Ruins, and psychedelic rockers Unknown Mortal Orchestra, who last won the award back in 2015. Tony Stamp joins us from the action at Spark Arena [embed] https://players.brightcove.net/6093072280001/default_default/index.html?videoId=6338355912112

Charlie Puth is bringing his music to New Zealand for the first time ever.  Best known for his 2017 single ‘We don't talk anymore' featuring Selena Gomez, Puth has multiple number one singles and top ten albums, as well as four Grammy nominations.  His latest album ‘Charlie' was released in October last year, and his latest single ‘Lipstick' was released just last month.   He's now on the road, and will be bringing kiwis his ‘Charlie, Live Experience Tour' in November.   Puth told Newstalk ZB's Mike Hosking that when he released his second single ‘One Call Away', the first place it went number one was New Zealand.   Coming full circle, Puth is opening his show at Spark Arena with that very song.  “What better way to go back into New Zealand,” he said.  LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A pop music princess had a wee touch of Proposals, Pounamu, and Te Pāti Māori at last night's Lizzo concert. The body positive singer held the last show of her 'special world tour' at Auckland's Spark Arena. Reporter Jordan Dunn spoke to Corin Dann.

Fletch, Vaughan & Hayley had a chat with Lizzo after her newly announced tour - this podcast includes all the rude bits we aren't allowed to play on-air!-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------Lizzo: The Special Tour 2023.  Wednesday July 26th, Spark Arena, Auckland   Tickets from livenation.co.nz  Head to ZM"s Facebook & Instagram for more chances to win!  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Recorded at Shout Conference 2022 in the Spark Arena, Auckland, New Zealand.