The Best of Come Together – Big End of Year Bash 2023!
Cnr Queen & Wellesley Sts, CBD, Auckland
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Elton John, David Bowie, Dire Straits, Tom Petty, Neil Young, Fleetwood Mac, the Beatles, and the Rolling Stones recreated by our favourite artists …
Jon Toogood, Julia Deans, Sam Scott, James Milne (Lawrence Arabia), Dianne Swann, Brett Adams, Matthias Jordan, Jol Mulholland, Alistair Deverick, Mike Hall & special guests!
ONE of the most successful New Zealand rock series ever, COME TOGETHER, today announces a “banger” end of year tour, combining the biggest and best songs they’ve recreated since inception three years ago.
Having been seen by more than 40,000 Kiwis, the iconic Come Together supergroup featuring our favourite artists including Jon Toogood, Julia Deans, Sam Scott and Dianne Swann, will perform songs from some of the biggest albums in history.
We've meticulously selected the cream of the crop from artists Elton John, David Bowie, Dire Straits, Tom Petty, Neil Young, Fleetwood Mac, the Beatles, and the Rolling Stones.
This is your invitation to a super rock soirée!
Secure your spot at the The Best of Come Together – Big End of Year Bash and let's make this a night to remember!
Reviews from previous Come Together Concerts
“One thing we did know early on, this is a show that rocks. And how could it not? Some of the best classic rock songs were being played by New Zealand’s best rockers. This was no trot down memory lanes, these folks didn’t ‘cover’ the songs performed tonight, they inhabited them.”
‘To witness last night’s concert was to see a group of musicians at the very height of their combined musical excellence, putting on an unforgettable show that paid fitting tribute to an artist who helped invent and shape modern rock, folk, and country – it was a concert that many in attendance will never forget, and one that will reignite their passion for an unforgettable musical icon.”
“To hit that high point with 12 songs yet to be played is a feat within itself, but to elicit that same level of awe and appreciation from an entire theatre of die-hard fans for the remainder of the set was simply breathtaking – it was a collective performance that demanded adjectives yet-to-be invented within the English language. “
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