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Ticketmaster New Zealand has announced the renewal of its partnership with Auckland Live and Auckland Stadiums as its exclusive ticketing partner, extending the long-standing relationship with Tātaki Auckland Unlimited.

This extended agreement solidifies Ticketmaster’s position as the preferred ticketing service provider for one of New Zealand’s most prominent performing arts and live entertainment organisations.

Under the new multi-year agreement, Ticketmaster will have exclusive ticketing rights for live performances and entertainment events at Go Media Stadium and North Harbour Stadium. In addition, Ticketmaster has been appointed to the panel of ticketing agents for Western Springs Stadium.

Auckland Live, known for its world-class venues including The Civic, the Aotea Centre and the Auckland Town Hall, has been a valued partner of Ticketmaster for over a decade. This renewed commitment underscores both organisations' dedication to delivering unparalleled live entertainment experiences to fans across the region.

Announcing the renewal, Anjelica Devoe, Ticketmaster New Zealand’s Managing Director stated “we are incredibly proud to be continuing our long-term partnership with Tātaki Auckland Unlimited and are excited by the opportunity that extending this partnership presents to both our organisations.

“Together, our shared vision of enhancing the live event experience, combined with our commitment to providing world-class ticketing services and solutions, will continue to ensure that fans enjoy a seamless and memorable event experience at Auckland Live and Auckland Stadiums’ iconic venues for years to come.”

Tātaki Auckland Unlimited Chief Operating Officer, Justine White added “Auckland Live and Auckland Stadiums will continue to benefit from access to Ticketmaster’s industry-leading ticketing technology and marketing tools, and renowned customer service and business support.

“With Ticketmaster as a partner, Tātaki Auckland Unlimited is well-placed to provide innovative fan solutions and respond with agility to the ever-changing market and audience trends in event ticketing.”

Auckland Live and Auckland Stadium are both divisions of Tātaki Auckland Unlimited.

Image: The NRL Warriors at Go Media Stadium.

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