WOMAD, 2019 Photo credit: Matthew Clode WOMAD New Zealand is famous for showcasing top artists from around the world and Aotearoa. The 2020 festival is no exception and will feature close to 100 hours of music, dance and voices across eight stages. Over three days Ng?motu’s stunning Brooklands Park and the TSB Bowl of Brooklands will once again
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Three days – over 80 LIVE performances – five stages Held in New Plymouth’s stunning Brooklands Park. Come and lose yourself in the sights, sounds, and tastes that blend together to make up the vibrant WOMAD experience! The full
In what has become a welcome pre-Christmas tradition, WOMAD New Zealand has today
Just announced! Closing the Gables Stage on Saturday night is Auckland-based beatmaker
Just announced! Closing the Gables Stage on Saturday night is Auckland-based beatmaker MONTELL 2099, one of the most exciting new electronic music talents to emerge from New Zealand in recent years. In
Three days – over 80 LIVE performances – five stages Held in New Plymouth’s stunning Brooklands Park. Come and lose yourself in the sights, sounds, and tastes that blend together to make up the vibrant WOMAD experience! The full
In what has become a welcome pre-Christmas tradition, WOMAD New Zealand has today announced the 2020 festival Day Schedule. The full stage schedule will be released in January 2020, including the World Of Words,
Flor de Toloache (Mexico/USA), Ifriqiyya Electrique (Maghreb/Europe), KermesZ à l’Est (Belgium), Laura Marling (UK), Marina Satti & Fo?es (Greece/Sudan), The Black Quartet (Aotearoa/NZ), Troy Kingi (Aotearoa/NZ). Today, WOMAD New Zealand is very excited to add seven new performers to a lineup already brimming with top tier talent. The
ZIGGY MARLEY Photo Credit: Tim Cadiente A political Jamaican Reggae icon, an ambassador of African music and a group of seasoned musicians from Aotearoa are just a few of the heavy-hitting performers announced for
WOMAD, 2019 Photo credit: Matthew Clode WOMAD New Zealand is famous for showcasing top artists from around the world and Aotearoa. The 2020 festival is no exception and will feature close to 100 hours of music,