Luke Combs

Global superstar Luke Combs is heading back down under and will be playing at Eden Park on Friday 17 and Saturday 18 January!

Date & Time Te rā me te wā
- - 5:30 PM
- - 5:30 PM
Price Utu hoko

$25.00 - $350.00
Location Te wāhi
Eden Park
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Words by Eden Park
Last updated 21 Nov 2024

The multi-platinum, award-winning singer-songwriter will be the first country artist to headline New Zealand’s national stadium and will be be joined by Stateside icons Jordan Davis and Mitchell Tenpenny, along with upcoming country star Lane Pittman.

One of music’s most captivating live performers, tickets to Luke Combs’ last tour of New Zealand and Australia sold out in minutes so make sure you get in quickly.

Frontier Members can access presale tickets on Tuesday 24 September at 1pm with tickets to the public going on sale Wednesday 25 September at 2pm.

Babes In Arms:

All patrons must have a valid ticket regardless of age.

Front General Admission Standing Area:

A General Admission ticket is for standing room only, so sightlines may be affected by other patrons standing.

Children:

Children 14 years and under must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian at all times at the Event.

For more information, head to frontiertouring.com/lukecombs

Location Te wāhi

Eden Park

Eden Park, Kingsland

Plan your route

Getting there Te huarahi ki reira

Western Line trains run to Kingsland station and buses also serve the area. Public transport is usually free with your Eden Park event ticket.

Local tip He tīwhiri mō te rohe

The food and drink outlets at Eden Park are all cashless, so you’ll need to pay by EFTPOS or credit card. This is to speed up transaction times and minimise queues.

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Delicious eats and drinks near Eden Park

Looking to grab a bite and a drink near Eden Park before the big event? No problem. This hand-picked list of restaurants, cafes, and bars are all just a stroll away from Eden Park. So whether you're craving grilled halloumi soft tacos or juicy beefsteaks with melted cheese, we've got you covered.

Crave

Owned by a collective, Crave is a charitable cafe doing good in the neighbourhood with all profits given back to the community. It’s also a go-to brunch spot! Begin with a mimosa with orange and follow it up with a main dish like the Prawn Ravioli or the Braised Whole Beef Cheeks. If you lean more to the sweet side, swap things up for the Buttermilk French Brioche Toast and indulge in a chocolate, peanut butter and banana smoothie.

Eden Noodles Cafe

Kind Cafe & Eatery

KIND is a (mostly) vegan café that specialises in healthy and delicious food options, serving an outstanding plant-based menu that caters to a wide variety of dietary needs. The Vegamisù Plant-Based Pancakes are mouth-watering, as are the Crispy Tofu Bao Bun paired with a Watermelon Mimosa.

Kingsland Social

To please a variety of palates, look no further than Kingsland Social. This popular brunch and lunch spot turns into a lively restaurant by night, offering a diverse range of dishes like kingfish ceviche, truffle fettuccine and braised beef cheek burgers. Did we mention it’s only a five-minute walk from Eden Park?

Nanny's Eatery

Fill up on soul food and good vibes at this Kingsland institution, located 400m from Eden Park. Chef and “spice master” JP, who hails from Jamaica, infuses Caribbean dishes with fiery Mexican flavours – think jalapeño poppers, flavour-packed empanadas, and jerk pork belly. Don’t miss the Jamaican Jerk Chicken, a must-try explosion of umami and spice that consequently was awarded an Iconic Auckland Eat.