Pals presents, The Beach Ball featuring Marlin s Dreaming, Soaked Oats and Frank Booker
The good folk at Pals are stoked to present The Beach Ball, a summer tour like no other showcasing some of Aotearoa s freshest acts! Think sun, think sand, think a whole lot of good vibes to help you max out those two weeks of annual leave you booked way back in May.
The Beach Ball will be careening around five of the North Island s most iconic venues, kicking things off at Butler s Reef in Oakura on December 28 and wrapping up at The Raglan Club on January 3, with stops in Waihi, Auckland & Leigh along the way.
Pals presents, The Beach Ball featuring Marlin s Dreaming, Soaked Oats and Daffodils
all shows except Auckland
The good folk at Pals are stoked to present The Beach Ball, a summer tour like no other showcasing some of Aotearoa s freshest acts! Think sun, think sand, think a whole lot of good vibes to help you max out those two weeks of annual leave you booked way back in May.
The Beach Ball will be careening around five of the North Island s most iconic venues, kicking things off at Butler s Reef in Oakura on December 28 and wrapping up at the Yot Club on January 3, with stops in Waihi, Auckland & Leigh along the way.
Ultimate guide to Bay of Plenty summer music festivals, concerts, events
20 Dec, 2020 07:00 PM
7 minutes to read
Bay Dreams and One Love are expected to draw in a combined 50,000 people. Photo / File
Big-ticket international artists set for Bay of Plenty stages this summer are already isolating in preparation for their first gig. This summer Tauranga will again host two of the country s biggest festivals - Bay Dreams North Island and One Love - bringing in crowds of about 50,000 combined.
Whangamatā will host one of the country s biggest New Year s festivals at The Other Side festival on Joe s Farm, with Shapeshifter and L.A.B as the headlining acts.