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28 Nov 2026$38.50
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Karangahape Road, Mercury Lane & Cross Street, Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland
From 12pm | Ticketed programme from 4pm | R18 from 5pm onwards
Now in its eighth year, Cross Street is expanding beyond Cross Street, spilling out across Karangahape Road, Mercury Lane and the surrounding precinct for an afternoon and evening of live music, art, installations, performances and unexpected things to stumble across.
Free, all-ages music, art, installations, performances, activations and tamariki activities across Karangahape Road, Mercury Lane and Cross Street.
From 4pm, the ticketed Cross Street Music Festival programme kicks into gear, with R18 restrictions applying from 5pm onwards.
Cross Street has always been about discovery: come for an artist you know and leave obsessed with someone you’d never heard before.
This year’s festival artwork has been hand-painted by renowned Tāmaki Makaurau artist Tanja McMillan, aka Misery, and depicts The Magician, a Major Arcana tarot card associated with manifestation, personal power, resourcefulness and turning ideas into action.
Independent by nature. Connected by community. He wāhi, he tāngata, he kōrero.
FIRST WAVE LINE-UP
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Sola Rosa
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MELODOWNZ
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DARTZ
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Borderline
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Lilbubblegum
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Where’s Jai
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Spell
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BBYFACEKILLA
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Mokomokai
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Roy Irwin
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Magic Factory
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The Beatniks
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Love Language
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Hales
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Great South
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Noa Records
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Snakelegs
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Spdrtwnbby
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Murry Sweetpants
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Erin G
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Tiger Lotiss
Plus plenty more artists still to be announced.
Early bird tickets are on sale now at crossstmusicfestival.co.nz
Cross Street Music Festival 2026 is proudly supported by Auckland Live and Auckland Council Events.
Local tip
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Getting there
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Karangahape Road is easy to reach by train, bus, bike or on foot from the city centre. Karanga-a-Hape Station has entrances at Mercury Lane and Beresford Square, placing you within walking distance of the neighbourhood’s shops, eateries and nightlife.
Frequent bus services run along Karangahape Road and nearby Pitt Street, including the CityLink and InnerLink. Use the AT Journey Planner to plan your trip. For more transport information, check out our Getting Around page.
More info
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