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Paul Weller To Play New Zealand!

Paul Weller - arguably the coolest, most stylish, influential man in British rock of the last three decades - has never in his epic career performed in New Zealand. All that is about to change!

This October sees Paul Weller making a long overdue and much anticipated visit to these shores as part of his Australasian 'Wake Up The Nation tour'. SATURDAY OCTOBER 30 AUCKLAND THE POWER STATION

TICKETS ON SALE WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9

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