Renowned for their soul-stirring live shows and emotive songwriting, The Lumineers will perform in Christchurch, Auckland, Melbourne, Brisbane, Sydney, Adelaide and Perth – their first visit since 2022’s sold-out run.
Founded in 2005 by Wesley Schultz (lead vocals, guitar) and Jeremiah Fraites (drums, percussion, piano), The Lumineers have risen to become one of the most successful and influential bands of their generation, blending alternative rock, Americana, and heartfelt storytelling. Over five studio albums, including their 2025 release AUTOMATIC, the band has achieved 24 #1 hits across multiple radio formats, earned over 6 billion streams, sold more than 1.5 million albums in the US, and built a Spotify following of 22 million monthly listeners with a social media reach of 6.5 million.
Their accolades include two GRAMMY® nominations, five Billboard Music Awards nods, an American Music Award nomination, and an iHeartRadio MMVA win for their #1 hit ‘Stubborn Love’. Known for their electrifying live performances, The Lumineers have sold out arenas, amphitheatres and stadiums across the globe, and headlined festivals like Bonnaroo, Glastonbury, and Fuji Rock.
Beyond music, The Lumineers are dedicated to driving social impact, championing environmental sustainability, and supporting causes such as human rights, youth mental health, music education, and hunger relief. Their pandemic-era Colorado Gives Back benefit raised critical funds for live music and service industry workers affected by COVID-19. Now, with AUTOMATIC and The AUTOMATIC World Tour, The Lumineers continue to captivate audiences while building a legacy of creativity, advocacy, and impact.
Local tip
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Allow extra time for security screening and have your mobile ticket ready before reaching the entrance. Check the event page for door times, age restrictions and any event-specific entry conditions.
Getting there
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Spark Arena is around a 10-minute walk from Waitematā Station and the Downtown Ferry Terminal. Use the station’s Takutai Square eastern entrance for the most direct route. There is no public parking at the arena, but paid car parks are available nearby. For more transport information, check out our Getting Around page.
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