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Scoop
29-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Scoop
Kaylee Bell Announces Cowboy Up New Zealand Tour
Press Release – Eccles Entertainment New Zealand country-pop powerhouse Kaylee Bell is hitting the road this November for her biggest headline shows to date,announcing the 'Cowboy Up Tour', a five-date tour through some of the country's most iconic theatres. The announcement comes off the back of a whirlwind 18 months that's seen Bell cement her place as one of Australasia's leading artists. From winning Best Female Artist at the 2024 Golden Guitar Awards, winning Global Country Music Artist at the 2023 CMA awards, releasing her chart-topping album Nights Like This, to performing to her biggest ever live audience in March at CMC Rocks in Queensland, and becoming a first time mother, Kaylee's star power continues to rise. Beginning at Michael Fowler Centre in Wellington on Tuesday 4 November, the Cowboy Up Tour then heads north to The Civic in Auckland on Saturday 8 November, followed by three shows in the South Island. Thursday 13 November at the Civic Theatre in Invercargill, Friday 14 November at the Regent Theatre in Dunedin with the grand finale at the iconic Christchurch Town Hall on Saturday 15 November. Tickets for all dates go on sale Monday 7 July at midday. Fans can expect a full-throttle live show featuring Bell's biggest hits — from the viral, banjo infused 'Cowboy Up' and most recent single 'Red Dirt Romeo', to her smash radio singles 'Boots N' All' and 'Good Things', along with fan favourites. These shows mark a major milestone in Bell's touring career. It'll be her first Wellington headline performance since 2023, and the first time playing venues of this scale in all five cities. Kaylee Bell has carved out a career that bridges Nashville polish with Kiwi grit. This tour promises to be her boldest and most exciting yet, bringing people of all ages together for a night to remember. KAYLEE BELL COWBOY UP TOUR With special guests to be announced NEW ZEALAND NOV 2025 Presented by More FM and Eccles Entertainment. TICKETS ON SALE: Monday 7 July 12pm Tue 4 Nov Michael Fowler Centre | Wellington Sat 8 Nov The Civic | Auckland Thu 13 Nov Civic Theatre | Invercargill Fri 14 Nov Regent Theatre | Dunedin Sat 15 Nov Town Hall | Christchurch Content Sourced from Original url


Scoop
29-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Scoop
Kaylee Bell Announces Cowboy Up New Zealand Tour
New Zealand country-pop powerhouse Kaylee Bell is hitting the road this November for her biggest headline shows to date, announcing the 'Cowboy Up Tour', a five-date tour through some of the country's most iconic theatres. The announcement comes off the back of a whirlwind 18 months that's seen Bell cement her place as one of Australasia's leading artists. From winning Best Female Artist at the 2024 Golden Guitar Awards, winning Global Country Music Artist at the 2023 CMA awards, releasing her chart-topping album Nights Like This, to performing to her biggest ever live audience in March at CMC Rocks in Queensland, and becoming a first time mother, Kaylee's star power continues to rise. Beginning at Michael Fowler Centre in Wellington on Tuesday 4 November, the Cowboy Up Tour then heads north to The Civic in Auckland on Saturday 8 November, followed by three shows in the South Island. Thursday 13 November at the Civic Theatre in Invercargill, Friday 14 November at the Regent Theatre in Dunedin with the grand finale at the iconic Christchurch Town Hall on Saturday 15 November. Tickets for all dates go on sale Monday 7 July at midday. Fans can expect a full-throttle live show featuring Bell's biggest hits — from the viral, banjo infused "Cowboy Up" and most recent single "Red Dirt Romeo", to her smash radio singles "Boots N' All" and "Good Things", along with fan favourites. These shows mark a major milestone in Bell's touring career. It'll be her first Wellington headline performance since 2023, and the first time playing venues of this scale in all five cities. Kaylee Bell has carved out a career that bridges Nashville polish with Kiwi grit. This tour promises to be her boldest and most exciting yet, bringing people of all ages together for a night to remember. KAYLEE BELL COWBOY UP TOUR With special guests to be announced NEW ZEALAND NOV 2025 Presented by More FM and Eccles Entertainment. TICKETS ON SALE: Monday 7 July 12pm Tue 4 Nov Michael Fowler Centre | Wellington Sat 8 Nov The Civic | Auckland Thu 13 Nov Civic Theatre | Invercargill Fri 14 Nov Regent Theatre | Dunedin


Otago Daily Times
11-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Otago Daily Times
Students leave hearts on stage
Southland Girls' High School students perform on the Civic Theatre stage for Showquest Southland. PHOTO: CHONTALLE MUSSON Hundreds of South Island secondary school students brought their creative talents to the Deep South on Monday night. The students put on performances that blended art, music, dance, drama, culture and technology for Showquest Southland at the Civic Theatre in Invercargill. A dozen school groups from across Otago and Southland took part in Aotearoa's largest student performing arts competition. Showquest producer Kelsey Moller said the standard of the performances lifted every year and she was impressed with the issues young people brought to the stage. "It was all really student-led. [A] really diverse expression of creativity. "Tonight, we've had performances about AI, about our wāhine toa and disconnecting from social media. "It's a really strong nationwide theme that we've seen." She had anticipated a great show because of the way the 600 students had supported each other throughout the day. "This was a really beautiful opportunity for adults and teachers and whānau to come along and see the students take to the stage and show the adults in their lives what was important to them." A group from Wanaka's Mount Aspiring College were named the winner , taking out the open section for their "Wāhine Toa" dance piece celebrating significant women from across Aotearoa's history. James Hargest College snapped up the junior section for their performance themed, "Best First Day Ever!". Showquest Southland judge Travis Luke said the concepts felt very relevant — and clearly focused on where we were at in society. Both colleges will go on to the Showquest digital national final, which will be livestreamed on July 30.


Otago Daily Times
09-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Otago Daily Times
Students leave hearts on stage at competition
Southland Girls High School perform on the Civic Theatre stage in Invercargill for Showquest Southland. PHOTOS: CHONTELLE MUSSON Hundreds of South Island secondary school students brought their creative talents to the Deep South last night. The students put on performances that blended art, music, dance, drama, culture and technology for Showquest Southland at the Civic Theatre in Invercargill. A dozen school groups from across Otago and Southland participated in Aotearoa's largest student performing arts competition. Showquest producer Kelsey Moller said the standard of the performances lifted every year and she was impressed with the issues young people brought to the stage. Mount Aspiring College, from Wanaka. "It was all really student-led. [A] really diverse expression of creativity. "Tonight, we've had performances about AI, about our wāhine toa and disconnecting from social media. "It's a really strong nationwide theme that we've seen." She had anticipated a great show because of the way the 600 students had supported each other throughout the day. Blue Mountain College, from Tapanui. "This was a really beautiful opportunity for adults and teachers and whānau to come along and see the students take to the stage and show the adults in their lives what was important to them." The winner of the competition will compete in the national Showquest final held online on July 30. The results from last night's show could not be provided by publication deadline.


The South African
03-06-2025
- Climate
- The South African
6-hour power outage to affect these Johannesburg areas
The city of Johannesburg has implemented a 6-hour planned power outage that will affect 12 areas in the city. The power outage will occur on Saturday, 7 June 2025. The power utility stated that the power outage is due to regular maintenance work done on the electricity network for better service provision. 'The interruption is necessary to do essential maintenance work on our network, which is part of our program of constantly striving to provide a better service,' the City said in a statement. The power outage will affect these 12 Johannesburg areas from 8:30 to 14:30 (6 hours) at Fort Substation: San Hancock Street Edith Cvale Street De Korte Street/ Simmonds Street Civic Theatre Klein Street East Avenue (Pretoria Gate CNP Pretoria and Clarendon) Constitutional Court Civic 3 Constitutional Court No. 2 Constitutional Court No. 1- Queens Street Hospital Street Civic Braam Park Repairs are underway in parts of Joburg CBD after an underground fire resulted in a power outage in certain parts of the city. The fire broke out in an underground tunnel between Fordsburg and Bree Substation on Saturday, 31 May 2025. According to City Power Johannesburg, investigations are allegedly pointing to illegal mining as the cause of the fire. 'Investigations into circumstances that led to the incident are still ongoing but preliminary findings point to suspected illegal mining (Zama Zama) activity as the cause of the underground fire, an issue that has been linked to similar incidents in the past.' 'Our teams are still hard at work, exploring ways to restore supply using backfeeding options,' said City Power. More than 15 areas were affected by the fire, including New Stock Exchange, Bank City No. 2, President Street West, JCI Buildings, Pritchard Street West, Kerk Street Central, Jeppe Street West, Bree Street West, Kerk Street East, Newtown Junction 1, De Villiers Street, Von Brandis Star, OLL Southern Sun, Bree Street East and Pritchard Street East. The power utility apologised for any inconvenience caused by the fire. Let us know by leaving a comment below, or send a WhatsApp to 060 011 021 1 Subscribe to The South African website's newsletters and follow us on WhatsApp, Facebook, X and Bluesky for the latest news.