Robbie Williams plays two New Zealand stadium shows on his BRITPOP World Tour: Eden Park in Auckland on Tuesday 24 November 2026 and One New Zealand Stadium in Christchurch on Saturday 28 November. Christchurch is sold out, final tickets for Auckland are still on sale through AXS, and Drax Project and The Lottery Winners are the support acts at both shows. They are also the last two nights of the whole tour.
The tour began at Murrayfield in Edinburgh on 31 May 2025 and wraps up in Christchurch a month from now, so Kiwi fans get the finale. The Christchurch night is also a first in two ways. Williams hasn’t played the city in 25 years, and he is the first international artist booked to perform at the new One New Zealand Stadium. Promoter Frontier Touring announced that the Christchurch show had sold out.
Robbie Williams NZ tour dates for 2026
| Date | City | Venue | Support | Tickets (as of 24 October 2026) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tuesday 24 November 2026 | Auckland | Eden Park | Drax Project, The Lottery Winners | Final tickets on AXS |
| Saturday 28 November 2026 | Christchurch | One New Zealand Stadium | Drax Project, The Lottery Winners | Sold out (premium hospitality only) |
There is no Wellington, Dunedin or Hamilton date. Before the two New Zealand nights, the Australian leg runs through Adelaide Oval (7 November), Marvel Stadium in Melbourne (11 November), Accor Stadium in Sydney (14 November), McDonald Jones Stadium in Newcastle (17 November) and Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane (20 November).
Robbie Williams at Eden Park in Auckland
The Auckland show is a Tuesday night, which is unusual for a stadium concert. Eden Park lists gate and show times as “TBC” for now. Check the venue page closer to the night before you plan dinner. Eden Park chief executive Nick Sautner said in the venue’s announcement, “we are thrilled to welcome him to Eden Park this November.”
Robbie Williams Eden Park tickets and seating
Tickets are sold through AXS, the official agent Frontier names. They are digital and go in your phone wallet. The seating plan and current prices are on the AXS event page, so open the map there to see which stands still have seats. Frontier warns it can’t guarantee tickets bought anywhere other than its listed agents. Treat resale listings with care, especially for the sold-out Christchurch show.
Getting to Eden Park
- There is no public parking at Eden Park. The venue suggests parking in nearby suburbs and walking 15–20 minutes.
- It is about a 25-minute walk from the CBD. Bike parking is at Entry D, and Beam e-scooters and e-bikes can be hired.
- Bags must be A4 size (21 x 30 cm) or smaller. Umbrellas, folding chairs and cameras with detachable lenses are not allowed.
- Eden Park is cashless, so bring a card. Once you leave, you can’t come back in.
Robbie Williams in Christchurch
The Christchurch show starts at 7pm on Saturday 28 November, according to One New Zealand Stadium. Metro says gates open at 5pm. The stadium has entry gates A to H, and your ticket colour matches your gate colour. General admission and seated tickets are gone, and the venue lists only limited premium hospitality packages.
There is no onsite parking. Metro is running pre-booked Event Direct shuttles from 11 suburban hubs, including The Palms, Northlands, The Hub Hornby, Barrington, Halswell and Parklands, to Latimer Square or Ara on Ferry Road. They cost $5 per trip at the early-bird price (closing seven days before the show) or $6.25 standard, and bookings close at 1pm on Friday 27 November. The central bus interchange is 500 metres from the stadium. Rideshares drop off on Lichfield Street from Fitzgerald Avenue.
Who is the support act for Robbie Williams in NZ?
Two acts open both New Zealand nights. Drax Project, the four-piece Frontier calls one of New Zealand’s most-watched groups, are the local pick. Frontier lists their collaborations with Hailee Steinfeld and Six60. The Lottery Winners are a UK indie-pop band who supported Williams in Europe and are touring songs from their album KOKO. In Australia, G Flip plays instead of Drax Project.
What will Robbie Williams play? The BRITPOP setlist
The New Zealand setlist won’t be known until the night, and Williams changes the running order from city to city. The tour is named after BRITPOP, his 13th studio album, which came out as a surprise in January 2026 with guests including Chris Martin, Gaz Coombes, Tony Iommi and Gary Barlow. Even so, the show leans heavily on the hits. The setlist Wikipedia records for the Stockholm show on 7 August 2025 ran like this:
- Rocket
- Let Me Entertain You
- Monsoon, Rock DJ, Love My Life, Strong
- The Road to Mandalay, Supreme
- A medley of Tripping, Better Man, Sexed Up and Candy
- Relight My Fire, Something Beautiful, Millennium
- Theme from New York, New York, Spies, Kids
- She’s the One, My Way
- Encore: Feel and Angels
We will update this page with the actual Auckland and Christchurch setlists after each show.
More big concerts this summer
Robbie Williams is the biggest stadium show of November, but on the same 24 November night Rise Against play Spark Arena. A few days earlier, Flight of the Conchords finish their New Zealand tour. Every confirmed date through to 2027 is in our NZ concerts guide.
Frequently asked questions
Is Robbie Williams in Christchurch sold out?
Yes. Frontier Touring has confirmed the One New Zealand Stadium show on 28 November is sold out. The stadium lists only limited premium hospitality packages.
Are there still Robbie Williams Auckland tickets?
As of 24 October 2026, Frontier says final tickets for Eden Park are on sale through axs.com.
What time does Robbie Williams start?
Christchurch starts at 7pm, with gates at 5pm. Eden Park still lists Auckland’s times as TBC.
Can kids go to the Robbie Williams concert?
Both shows are all ages, but Frontier recommends them for ages 16 and over. Under-18s must be with a parent or legal guardian. At Eden Park, every person, including infants, needs their own ticket.
When was Robbie Williams last in Christchurch?
About 25 years ago. Frontier and Newstalk ZB both describe the 28 November show as his first in the city in 25 years.
