Auckland’s famed Titirangi Festival of Music returns for a star-studded weekend of community spirit

Tāmaki Makaurau’s beloved Titirangi Festival of Music is back this Labour Weekend for a two-day extravaganza celebrating one of the city’s most unique and creative hubs.

The festival will feature a star-studded concert at The Hollywood headlined by Anika Moa; a day of free entertainment for the whole family in Titirangi Village and a series of smaller events showcasing some of the best talent Aotearoa has to offer.

Like many of Aotearoa’s popular festivals, organisers pushed pause on The Titirangi Festival of Music during the pandemic. But Aucklanders were thrilled when it returned in June this year for a special Matariki concert.

Now the iconic festival is returning this Labour Weekend!

Opening the festival on Saturday, October 25, the beautiful Titirangi Village set to come alive with an all-day programme of free music, cultural and community performances.
See HERE for more information / timetable.

Then the main event happening that evening on Saturday, October 25 at DECO – Titirangi Village is celebrated singer and songwriter Annie Crummer, with support from rising sensation Arjuna Oakes. Tickets available HERE

The following evening (Sunday October 26) the Titirangi Festival of Music’s will host its main event at The Hollywood Theatre in Avondale, with performances by the one and only Anika Moa, galactic funk band Black Comet (fronted by Laughton Kora), and Jazz Awards-finalist saxophonist and composer Thabani Gabara. Tickets available HERE

The festival has also scheduled other ticketed events at a range of prices to suit all budgets. Check out HERE for information on all shows and links to purchase tickets.

The Titirangi Festival of Music isn’t just another city festival – it’s woven into the fabric of a beautiful, arts-focused community. Titirangi Village itself becomes the stage; alive with free performances, local groups, and for the first time this year, a dedicated cultural stage celebrating the diverse voices of Aotearoa.

The festival has a strong tradition of bringing in major headline acts, while also championing grassroots talent, and people travel from all over Auckland to experience its mix of world-class artistry and community.

For further information and ticketing details, please head to https://www.titirangifestival.co.nz/