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    Infectious beats are set to return to the heart of Auckland City, as Australian DJ Fisher takes the stage tonight

    Infectious beats are set to return to the heart of Auckland City, as Australian DJ Fisher takes the stage tonight


    The Grammy-nominated artist is performing at Victoria Park, after last night's show at Christchurch's Hagley Park.

    A combined 40,000 punters are expected over both shows.

    Trademark Live Director Toby Burrows says it's exciting to be putting on such a big event at Victoria Park.

    He says they're the only ones to put on large scale concerts at the venue - and this will be the biggest one, with 22,000 people expected.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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