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ONLY REMAINING NZ 2021 SHOWS ANNOUNCED Saturday July 3 - TSB Arena, Wellington Saturday July 17 - Claudelands Arena, Hamilton Tickets on sale 9am Friday April 16 L.A.B are set to return to Hamilton & Wellington this July for their only shows through ...

The rise and rise of L.A.B: Following the band over their biggest year to date Newshub 3 hrs ago Fiona Connor © Supplied; Video - Newshub Watch: Newshub takes a look at the comeback of live events at Mount Smart Stadium in Auckland ahead of LAB's 17,000-strong sold-out headline gig. Sold-out shows and a music chart takeover on the back of a flurry of awards might get the better of some, but not for the five Kiwi blokes who make up L.A.B. Basking in the glory isn't their thing. Instead, they're just getting on with it - focusing on where they want to go, creating music the...

Love, love, love, love Twenty thousand people in Tauranga homegrown superstars L.A.B came on stage to close the two-day One Love Festival, wowing the adoring crowd with their latest chart topping hit Why Oh Why – a song that sums up the One Love phenomena. The sold-out event, presented by Pato Entertainment alongside Greenroom Vodka and Mai FM wrapped up on Sunday night with thousands flooding through the gates each day at Tauranga’s Wharepai Domain to see the best of New Zealand roots and reggae music. As well as L.A.B, the stellar line up including Sons of Zion, Fat Freddy’s Drop, ...

TE AO One of New Zealand's favourite bands L.A.B has released their newest album on Friday, L.A.B IV to sum up their biggest year to date. OPINION: Chances are you heard some L.A.B this summer – intentionally or not. You might have walked into a shop, flicked the dial in the car or walked by a house party. A local juggernaut, they held the top three positions in the singles chart over the holidays meaning they’re all over radio and popping on your algorithm, not to mention selling out festivals and their own huge headline shows.