POSTPONEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT JAN 21

ANGUS AND JULIA STONE POSTPONE NAPIER PERFORMANCE. RESCHEDULED FOR LABOUR WEEKEND

Angus and Julia Stone and Endeavour Live regret to announce that due to unforeseen scheduling conflicts, the Harvest Moon concert in Napier on Saturday, March 30 has to be postponed. A new date has been scheduled for Saturday, 26th October at Church Road Winery, taking place during Labour Weekend. Official support acts will be announced at another date. The remaining shows of the tour in Nelson and New Plymouth remain unaffected and will continue as planned.

Official statement from Angus and Julia Stone: "We have been really looking forward to our debut appearance in Napier and apologise to our fans for any inconvenience. We look forward to making it to Napier for a special performance during the long weekend on Saturday 26th October. Really hoping everyone can join us then xoxox”

Should ticketholders wish to attend the new date, their current tickets will remain valid. However, they will be re-issued new tickets with the new dates via their Eventbrite account. Should ticketholders NOT be able to make the new dates, full refunds of their tickets are available.

Ticketholders can apply for refunds below up until February 1 2019.

www.endeavour.live/refunds

Award-winning Australian folk rock/indie duo Angus and Julia Stone fly our way in October to headline the Harvest Moon concert series across Nelson, Napier and New Plymouth.

Following the release of their fourth studio album ‘Snow’ last year which features the lead single of the same name and the follow-up track ‘Chateau’, the duo completed a hugely successful sold-out tour of Australia. Now it is New Zealand’s turn.

Angus and Julia has secured themselves a staple name in the indie realm over their twelve-year career. After growing up in Sydney in 2006 where their musician father encouraged the siblings musical talent, Angus and Julia moved to London in 2006 where they recorded their second EP Heart Full of Wine in their flat. Their four albums have amassed multi-platinum sales and numerous ARIA and APRA awards at home, and won a fanbase of millions over spiralling tours of the UK, Europe and North America. The band have over 5 million listeners who tune in each month to stream their music from all over the world. They’ve also played at some of the world’s biggest festivals such as Coachella, Lollapalooza, & Austin City Limits.

The album Snow continues a process the siblings began at the suggestion of producer Rick Rubin on their self-titled album of 2014. “That was the first time that we actually started writing together, in the same room, and I guess we took a leaf from that chapter into this record. This time round though, every song on the record we wrote together” Angus says.

The latest we’ve heard from them are two acoustic covers - one of Drake’s ‘Passionfruit’ for Triple J’s iconic Like A Version, and another of 5 Seconds of Summer’s recent hit ‘Young Blood’. The two soulful jams are nearly at a combined two million streams within a few weeks of their release.

The last time New Zealand hosted the Angus and Julia was back in December 2017, when they came on their Snow tour and performed in iconic theatres across the country. This time for the Harvest Moon tour, they are playing beautiful outdoor locations across some of New Zealand’s most picturesque towns - ideal for the warm March weather.

FAQs

What tickets are available to buy?

What time do the gates open?

Gates open at 4.00pm.

What time will the concert finish?

The concert is due to finish at approximately 10.00pm.

What’s included in my VIP ticket?

Exclusive access to the Tom McDonald Cellar, VIP toilets and VIP bar and finger food style grazing across the evening. VIP is strictly R18 only.

For more information please contact events@churchroad.co.nz

Is there parking at the venue?

Street parking is available. There is no available parking on-site.

Are there buses to the venue?

Public transport may be available. Taxi company suggestions Hawke’s Bay Combined Taxis ph 06 835 7777 or Hastings Taxis ph 06 878 5055.

What can I bring?

Food, picnic rug, plastic glasses/cups, raincoat, sealed water bottles only.

What not to bring?

No BYO alcohol, beverage excluding sealed water bottles, umbrellas, professional cameras, chairs.

Is there free water available at the venue?

Yes there will be free water available at multiple locations onsite for you to refill your water bottles.

Can I purchase food and beverages at the concert?

Yes, there will be beverage tents at the concert selling Church Road wine, beer and a selection of non-alcoholic beverages. Proof of identification will be required upon purchasing wine or beer. Alcohol will not be served to people under the age of 18 years. There will also be a number of food stalls serving a range of foods.

We have 12 vendors onsite selling a range of products including Ice Cream, Milkshakes, Soft drinks, Coffee, Pizza, Waffles, Turkish Kebabs, Japanese Cuisine, Sliders, Salads, Tacos, Quesadillas, Nachos, Hot dogs, Chips, American Hot dogs, Smoothies, Licorice Straps, Twisted Chips and Slushies.

Is there eftpos available on the day?

Yes there will be cash out facilities operating onsite. There will be eftpos at the bars but please bring along some cash for the food vendors.

What if it is raining on concert day?

The concert is an outdoor event and can be affected by the weather. The stage is fully covered, the area for concert goers is uncovered and open-air. Please note the concert will proceed rain or shine so we advise if you are concerned about the conditions, to come prepared with weather appropriate clothing.

Where is the nearest accommodation?

For all accommodation enquiries, please go to www.hawkesbaynz.co.nz

What facilities are available for the disabled and people with restricted movement?

Access is via a sealed road to the park area which is suitable for wheelchair access – disabled parking is limited please phone 06 833 8225 or email events@churchroad.co.nz to reserve your space.

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