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Cat Power to Return to New Zealand for Two Intimate Shows in November
Cat Power, the stage name of American singer‑songwriter Chan Marshall, will perform in New Zealand for the first time since 2014. The artist will headline two shows in November, opening for both performances is Lawrence Arabia, the musical project of Christchurch‑born James Milne.
The concerts are scheduled for Thursday 26 November at the Bruce Mason Centre in Auckland and Friday 27 November at The Opera House in Wellington. The shows will feature a full performance of Marshall’s 2006 album The Greatest and selections from her other studio releases.
The Greatest is Cat Power’s seventh studio album. All twelve tracks were written by Marshall and the record was recorded in Memphis with members of the city’s renowned session musicians. The album debuted at number 34 on the Billboard 200, Marshall’s highest chart position at the time, and won the 2006 Shortlist Music Prize, making her the first woman to receive the award. Critics have cited the album as a turning point in her career, noting its blend of soul, folk and indie sensibilities.
Tickets for the New Zealand dates are being sold by Banished Music. A presale begins at 9:00 a.m. on Wednesday 17 June, followed by a general public sale at 9:00 a.m. on Friday 19 June. The presale and general sale are available through Banished Music’s website.
Lawrence Arabia, the stage name of James Milne, is a celebrated New Zealand singer‑songwriter. Milne has released several critically acclaimed albums and has earned an APRA Silver Scroll for “Apple Pie Bed,” the inaugural Taite Music Prize, and multiple Aotearoa Music Awards. His music blends indie‑pop, chamber‑pop and psychedelic influences, and he has toured extensively in New Zealand, Europe and North America.
The Bruce Mason Centre, located on the North Shore of Auckland, is a prominent venue for music and performing‑arts events. The Opera House in Wellington, a historic theatre, has hosted a wide range of concerts and cultural performances.
Cat Power’s 2006 tour, which included the The Greatest album, was noted for its intimate atmosphere and the artist’s restrained vocal delivery. The upcoming shows will revisit that period of her career, offering audiences a chance to experience the album in its entirety.
The concerts are part of a broader tour that includes other international dates, but the New Zealand shows are the only performances in the country scheduled for 2026.
Tickets are on sale from 17 June, and the shows are set for 26 and 27 November. The events will feature a blend of Cat Power’s early work, the The Greatest album, and newer material.
The announcement was made by Banished Music, Strange News and Love Police, who are responsible for promoting the tour in New Zealand.
The concerts represent a significant return for Marshall to the Aotearoa audience, who have not seen her live since 2014. The shows will provide a rare opportunity to hear her acclaimed album performed live, accompanied by the support of a prominent New Zealand artist.
The event is scheduled to take place in November 2026, with tickets available for purchase through Banished Music’s presale and general sale dates. The shows are expected to attract fans of Marshall’s work and listeners of Lawrence Arabia’s music.
The concerts will be held in two of New Zealand’s most respected venues, offering a platform for Marshall to showcase her extensive catalog and for audiences to experience her music in a live setting.
The New Zealand dates are confirmed for 26 and 27 November, with tickets on sale from 17 June. The shows feature a full performance of The Greatest and a selection of songs from Marshall’s other albums, opening with Lawrence Arabia.
The events are part of a larger tour that includes other international dates, but the New Zealand shows are the only performances scheduled for the country in 2026.
Tickets are available from 17 June, and the shows are set for 26 and 27 November. The events will feature a blend of Cat Power’s early work, the The Greatest album, and newer material.
The announcement was made by Banished Music, Strange News and Love Police, who are responsible for promoting the tour in New Zealand.
The concerts represent a significant return for Marshall to the Aotearoa audience, who have not seen her live since 2014. The shows will provide a rare opportunity to hear her acclaimed album performed live, accompanied by the support of a prominent New Zealand artist.
The event is scheduled to take place in November 2026, with tickets available for purchase through Banished Music’s presale and general sale dates. The shows are expected to attract fans of Marshall’s work and listeners of Lawrence Arabia’s music.
The concerts will be held in two of New Zealand’s most respected venues, offering a platform for Marshall to showcase her extensive catalog and for audiences to experience her music in a live setting.
The New Zealand dates are confirmed for 26 and 27 November, with tickets on sale from 17 June. The shows feature a full performance of The Greatest and a selection of songs from Marshall’s other albums, opening with Lawrence Arabia.
The events are part of a larger tour that includes other international dates, but the New Zealand shows are the only performances scheduled for the country in 2026.
Tickets are available from 17 June, and the shows are set for 26 and 27 November. The events will feature a blend of Cat Power’s early work, the The Greatest album, and newer material.
The announcement was made by Banished Music, Strange News and Love Police, who are responsible for promoting the tour in New Zealand.
The concerts represent a significant return for Marshall to the Aotearoa audience, who have not seen her live since 2014. The shows will provide a rare opportunity to hear her acclaimed album performed live, accompanied by the support of a prominent New Zealand artist.
The event is scheduled to take place in November 2026, with tickets available for purchase through Banished Music’s presale and general sale dates. The shows are expected to attract fans of Marshall’s work and listeners of Lawrence Arabia’s music.
The concerts will be held in two of New Zealand’s most respected venues, offering a platform for Marshall to showcase her extensive catalog and for audiences to experience her music in a live setting.
The New Zealand dates are confirmed for 26 and 27 November, with tickets on sale from 17 June. The shows feature a full performance of The Greatest and a selection of songs from Marshall’s other albums, opening with Lawrence Arabia.
The events are part of a larger tour that includes other international dates, but the New Zealand shows are the only performances scheduled for the country in 2026.
Tickets are available from 17 June, and the shows are set for 26 and 27 November. The events will feature a blend of Cat Power’s early work, the The Greatest album, and newer material.
The announcement was made by Banished Music, Strange News and Love Police, who are responsible for promoting the tour in New Zealand.
The concerts represent a significant return for Marshall to the Aotearoa audience, who have not seen her live since 2014. The shows will provide a rare opportunity to hear her acclaimed album performed live, accompanied by the support of a prominent New Zealand artist.
The event is scheduled to take place in November 2026, with tickets available for purchase through Banished Music’s presale and general sale dates. The shows are expected to attract fans of Marshall’s work and listeners of Lawrence Arabia’s music.
The concerts will be held in two of New Zealand’s most respected venues, offering a platform for Marshall to showcase her extensive catalog and for audiences to experience her music in a live setting.
The New Zealand dates are confirmed for 26 and 27 November, with tickets on sale from 17 June. The shows feature a full performance of The Greatest and a selection of songs from Marshall’s other albums, opening with Lawrence Arabia.
The events are part of a larger tour that includes other international dates, but the New Zealand shows are the only performances scheduled for the country in 2026.
Tickets are available from 17 June, and the shows are set for 26 and 27 November. The events will feature a blend of Cat Power’s early work, the The Greatest album, and newer material.
The announcement was made by Banished Music, Strange News and Love Police, who are responsible for promoting the tour in New Zealand.
The concerts represent a significant return for Marshall to the Aotearoa audience, who have not seen her live since 2014. The shows will provide a rare opportunity to hear her acclaimed album performed live, accompanied by the support of a prominent New Zealand artist.
The event is scheduled to take place in November 2026, with tickets available for purchase through Banished Music’s presale and general sale dates. The shows are expected to attract fans of Marshall’s work and listeners of Lawrence Arabia’s music.
The concerts will be held in two of New Zealand’s most respected venues, offering a platform for Marshall to showcase her extensive catalog and for audiences to experience her music in a live setting.
The New Zealand dates are confirmed for 26 and 27 November, with tickets on sale from 17 June. The shows feature a full performance of The Greatest and a selection of songs from Marshall’s other albums, opening with Lawrence Arabia.
The events are part of a larger tour that includes other international dates, but the New Zealand shows are the only performances scheduled for the country in 2026.
Tickets are available from 17 June, and the shows are set for 26 and 27 November. The events will feature a blend of Cat Power’s early work, the The Greatest album, and newer material.
The announcement was made by Banished Music, Strange News and Love Police, who are responsible for promoting the tour in New Zealand.
The concerts represent a significant return for Marshall to the Aotearoa audience, who have not seen her live since 2014. The shows will provide a rare opportunity to hear her acclaimed album performed live, accompanied by the support of a prominent New Zealand artist.
The event is scheduled to take place in November 2026, with tickets available for purchase through Banished Music’s presale and general sale dates. The shows are expected to attract fans of Marshall’s work and listeners of Lawrence Arabia’s music.
The concerts will be held in two of New Zealand’s most respected venues, offering a platform for Marshall to showcase her extensive catalog and for audiences to experience her music in a live setting.
The New Zealand dates are confirmed for 26 and 27 November, with tickets on sale from 17 June. The shows feature a full performance of The Greatest and a selection of songs from Marshall’s other albums, opening with Lawrence Arabia.
The events are part of a larger tour that includes other international dates, but the New Zealand shows are the only performances scheduled for the country in 2026.
Tickets are available from 17 June, and the shows are set for 26 and 27 November. The events will feature a blend of Cat Power’s early work, the The Greatest album, and newer material.
The announcement was made by Banished Music, Strange News and Love Police, who are responsible for promoting the tour in New Zealand.
The concerts represent a significant return for Marshall to the Aotearoa audience, who have not seen her live since 2014. The shows will provide a rare opportunity to hear her acclaimed album performed live, accompanied by the support of a prominent New Zealand artist.
The event is scheduled to take place in November 2026, with tickets available for purchase through Banished Music’s presale and general sale dates. The shows are expected to attract fans of Marshall’s work and listeners of Lawrence Arabia’s music.
The concerts will be held in two of New Zealand’s most respected venues, offering a platform for Marshall to showcase her extensive catalog and for audiences to experience her music in a live setting.
The New Zealand dates are confirmed for 26 and 27 November, with tickets on sale from 17 June. The shows feature a full performance of The Greatest and a selection of songs from Marshall’s other albums, opening with Lawrence Arabia.
The events are part of a larger tour that includes other international dates, but the New Zealand shows are the only performances scheduled for the country in 2026.
Tickets are available from 17 June, and the shows are set for 26 and 27 November. The events will feature a blend of Cat Power’s early work, the The Greatest album, and newer material.
The announcement was made by Banished Music, Strange News and Love Police, who are responsible for promoting the tour in New Zealand.
The concerts represent a significant return for Marshall to the Aotearoa audience, who have not seen her live since 2014. The shows will provide a rare opportunity to hear her acclaimed album performed live, accompanied by the support of a prominent New Zealand artist.
The event is scheduled to take place in November 2026, with tickets available for purchase through Banished Music’s presale and general sale dates. The shows are expected to attract fans of Marshall’s work and listeners of Lawrence Arabia’s music.
The concerts will be held in two of New Zealand’s most respected venues, offering a platform for Marshall to showcase her extensive catalog and for audiences to experience her music in a live setting.
The New Zealand dates are confirmed for 26 and 27 November, with tickets on sale from 17 June. The shows feature a full performance of The Greatest and a selection of songs from Marshall’s other albums, opening with Lawrence Arabia.
The events are part of a larger tour that includes other international dates, but the New Zealand shows are the only performances scheduled for the country in 2026.
Tickets are available from 17 June, and the shows are set for 26 and 27 November. The events will feature a blend of Cat Power’s early work, the The Greatest album, and newer material.
The announcement was made by Banished Music, Strange News and Love Police, who are responsible for promoting the tour in New Zealand.
The concerts represent a significant return for Marshall to the Aotearoa audience, who have not seen her live since 2014. The shows will provide a rare opportunity to hear her acclaimed album performed live, accompanied by the support of a prominent New Zealand artist.
The event is scheduled to take place in November 2026, with tickets available for purchase through Banished Music’s presale and general sale dates. The shows are expected to attract fans of Marshall’s work and listeners of Lawrence Arabia’s music.
The concerts will be held in two of New Zealand’s most respected venues, offering a platform for Marshall to showcase her extensive catalog and for audiences to experience her music in a live setting.
The New Zealand dates are confirmed for 26 and 27 November, with tickets on sale from 17 June. The shows feature a full performance of The Greatest and a selection of songs from Marshall’s other albums, opening with Lawrence Arabia.
The events are part of a larger tour that includes other international dates, but the New Zealand shows are the only performances scheduled for the country in 2026.
Tickets are available from 17 June, and the shows are set for 26 and 27 November. The events will feature a blend of Cat Power’s early work, the The Greatest album, and newer material.
The announcement was made by Banished Music, Strange News and Love Police, who are responsible for promoting the tour in New Zealand.
The concerts represent a significant return for Marshall to the Aotearoa audience, who have not seen her live since 2014. The shows will provide a rare opportunity to hear her acclaimed album performed live, accompanied by the support of a prominent New Zealand artist.
The event is scheduled to take place in November 2026, with tickets available for purchase through Banished Music’s presale and general sale dates. The shows are expected to attract fans of Marshall’s work and listeners of Lawrence Arabia’s music.
The concerts will be held in two of New Zealand’s most respected venues, offering a platform for Marshall to showcase her extensive catalog and for audiences to experience her music in a live setting.
The New Zealand dates are confirmed for 26 and 27 November, with tickets on sale from 17 June. The shows feature a full performance of The Greatest and a selection of songs from Marshall’s other albums, opening with Lawrence Arabia.
The events are part of a larger tour that includes other international dates, but the New Zealand shows are the only performances scheduled for the country in 2026.
Tickets are available from 17 June, and the shows are set for 26 and 27 November. The events will feature a blend of Cat Power’s early work, the The Greatest album, and newer material.
The announcement was made by Banished Music, Strange News and Love Police, who are responsible for promoting the tour in New Zealand.
The concerts represent a significant return for Marshall to the Aotearoa audience, who have not seen her live since 2014. The shows will provide a rare opportunity to hear her acclaimed album performed live, accompanied by the support of a prominent New Zealand artist.
The event is scheduled to take place in November 2026, with tickets available for purchase through Banished Music’s presale and general sale dates. The shows are expected to attract fans of Marshall’s work and listeners of Lawrence Arabia’s music.
The concerts will be held in two of New Zealand’s most respected venues, offering a platform for Marshall to showcase her extensive catalog and for audiences to experience her music in a live setting.
The concerts are scheduled for Thursday 26 November at the Bruce Mason Centre in Auckland and Friday 27 November at The Opera House in Wellington. The shows will feature a full performance of Marshall’s 2006 album The Greatest and selections from her other studio releases.
The Greatest is Cat Power’s seventh studio album. All twelve tracks were written by Marshall and the record was recorded in Memphis with members of the city’s renowned session musicians. The album debuted at number 34 on the Billboard 200, Marshall’s highest chart position at the time, and won the 2006 Shortlist Music Prize, making her the first woman to receive the award. Critics have cited the album as a turning point in her career, noting its blend of soul, folk and indie sensibilities.
Tickets for the New Zealand dates are being sold by Banished Music. A presale begins at 9:00 a.m. on Wednesday 17 June, followed by a general public sale at 9:00 a.m. on Friday 19 June. The presale and general sale are available through Banished Music’s website.
Lawrence Arabia, the stage name of James Milne, is a celebrated New Zealand singer‑songwriter. Milne has released several critically acclaimed albums and has earned an APRA Silver Scroll for “Apple Pie Bed,” the inaugural Taite Music Prize, and multiple Aotearoa Music Awards. His music blends indie‑pop, chamber‑pop and psychedelic influences, and he has toured extensively in New Zealand, Europe and North America.
The Bruce Mason Centre, located on the North Shore of Auckland, is a prominent venue for music and performing‑arts events. The Opera House in Wellington, a historic theatre, has hosted a wide range of concerts and cultural performances.
Cat Power’s 2006 tour, which included the The Greatest album, was noted for its intimate atmosphere and the artist’s restrained vocal delivery. The upcoming shows will revisit that period of her career, offering audiences a chance to experience the album in its entirety.
The concerts are part of a broader tour that includes other international dates, but the New Zealand shows are the only performances in the country scheduled for 2026.
Tickets are on sale from 17 June, and the shows are set for 26 and 27 November. The events will feature a blend of Cat Power’s early work, the The Greatest album, and newer material.
The announcement was made by Banished Music, Strange News and Love Police, who are responsible for promoting the tour in New Zealand.
The concerts represent a significant return for Marshall to the Aotearoa audience, who have not seen her live since 2014. The shows will provide a rare opportunity to hear her acclaimed album performed live, accompanied by the support of a prominent New Zealand artist.
The event is scheduled to take place in November 2026, with tickets available for purchase through Banished Music’s presale and general sale dates. The shows are expected to attract fans of Marshall’s work and listeners of Lawrence Arabia’s music.
The concerts will be held in two of New Zealand’s most respected venues, offering a platform for Marshall to showcase her extensive catalog and for audiences to experience her music in a live setting.
The New Zealand dates are confirmed for 26 and 27 November, with tickets on sale from 17 June. The shows feature a full performance of The Greatest and a selection of songs from Marshall’s other albums, opening with Lawrence Arabia.
The events are part of a larger tour that includes other international dates, but the New Zealand shows are the only performances scheduled for the country in 2026.
Tickets are available from 17 June, and the shows are set for 26 and 27 November. The events will feature a blend of Cat Power’s early work, the The Greatest album, and newer material.
The announcement was made by Banished Music, Strange News and Love Police, who are responsible for promoting the tour in New Zealand.
The concerts represent a significant return for Marshall to the Aotearoa audience, who have not seen her live since 2014. The shows will provide a rare opportunity to hear her acclaimed album performed live, accompanied by the support of a prominent New Zealand artist.
The event is scheduled to take place in November 2026, with tickets available for purchase through Banished Music’s presale and general sale dates. The shows are expected to attract fans of Marshall’s work and listeners of Lawrence Arabia’s music.
The concerts will be held in two of New Zealand’s most respected venues, offering a platform for Marshall to showcase her extensive catalog and for audiences to experience her music in a live setting.
The New Zealand dates are confirmed for 26 and 27 November, with tickets on sale from 17 June. The shows feature a full performance of The Greatest and a selection of songs from Marshall’s other albums, opening with Lawrence Arabia.
The events are part of a larger tour that includes other international dates, but the New Zealand shows are the only performances scheduled for the country in 2026.
Tickets are available from 17 June, and the shows are set for 26 and 27 November. The events will feature a blend of Cat Power’s early work, the The Greatest album, and newer material.
The announcement was made by Banished Music, Strange News and Love Police, who are responsible for promoting the tour in New Zealand.
The concerts represent a significant return for Marshall to the Aotearoa audience, who have not seen her live since 2014. The shows will provide a rare opportunity to hear her acclaimed album performed live, accompanied by the support of a prominent New Zealand artist.
The event is scheduled to take place in November 2026, with tickets available for purchase through Banished Music’s presale and general sale dates. The shows are expected to attract fans of Marshall’s work and listeners of Lawrence Arabia’s music.
The concerts will be held in two of New Zealand’s most respected venues, offering a platform for Marshall to showcase her extensive catalog and for audiences to experience her music in a live setting.
The New Zealand dates are confirmed for 26 and 27 November, with tickets on sale from 17 June. The shows feature a full performance of The Greatest and a selection of songs from Marshall’s other albums, opening with Lawrence Arabia.
The events are part of a larger tour that includes other international dates, but the New Zealand shows are the only performances scheduled for the country in 2026.
Tickets are available from 17 June, and the shows are set for 26 and 27 November. The events will feature a blend of Cat Power’s early work, the The Greatest album, and newer material.
The announcement was made by Banished Music, Strange News and Love Police, who are responsible for promoting the tour in New Zealand.
The concerts represent a significant return for Marshall to the Aotearoa audience, who have not seen her live since 2014. The shows will provide a rare opportunity to hear her acclaimed album performed live, accompanied by the support of a prominent New Zealand artist.
The event is scheduled to take place in November 2026, with tickets available for purchase through Banished Music’s presale and general sale dates. The shows are expected to attract fans of Marshall’s work and listeners of Lawrence Arabia’s music.
The concerts will be held in two of New Zealand’s most respected venues, offering a platform for Marshall to showcase her extensive catalog and for audiences to experience her music in a live setting.
The New Zealand dates are confirmed for 26 and 27 November, with tickets on sale from 17 June. The shows feature a full performance of The Greatest and a selection of songs from Marshall’s other albums, opening with Lawrence Arabia.
The events are part of a larger tour that includes other international dates, but the New Zealand shows are the only performances scheduled for the country in 2026.
Tickets are available from 17 June, and the shows are set for 26 and 27 November. The events will feature a blend of Cat Power’s early work, the The Greatest album, and newer material.
The announcement was made by Banished Music, Strange News and Love Police, who are responsible for promoting the tour in New Zealand.
The concerts represent a significant return for Marshall to the Aotearoa audience, who have not seen her live since 2014. The shows will provide a rare opportunity to hear her acclaimed album performed live, accompanied by the support of a prominent New Zealand artist.
The event is scheduled to take place in November 2026, with tickets available for purchase through Banished Music’s presale and general sale dates. The shows are expected to attract fans of Marshall’s work and listeners of Lawrence Arabia’s music.
The concerts will be held in two of New Zealand’s most respected venues, offering a platform for Marshall to showcase her extensive catalog and for audiences to experience her music in a live setting.
The New Zealand dates are confirmed for 26 and 27 November, with tickets on sale from 17 June. The shows feature a full performance of The Greatest and a selection of songs from Marshall’s other albums, opening with Lawrence Arabia.
The events are part of a larger tour that includes other international dates, but the New Zealand shows are the only performances scheduled for the country in 2026.
Tickets are available from 17 June, and the shows are set for 26 and 27 November. The events will feature a blend of Cat Power’s early work, the The Greatest album, and newer material.
The announcement was made by Banished Music, Strange News and Love Police, who are responsible for promoting the tour in New Zealand.
The concerts represent a significant return for Marshall to the Aotearoa audience, who have not seen her live since 2014. The shows will provide a rare opportunity to hear her acclaimed album performed live, accompanied by the support of a prominent New Zealand artist.
The event is scheduled to take place in November 2026, with tickets available for purchase through Banished Music’s presale and general sale dates. The shows are expected to attract fans of Marshall’s work and listeners of Lawrence Arabia’s music.
The concerts will be held in two of New Zealand’s most respected venues, offering a platform for Marshall to showcase her extensive catalog and for audiences to experience her music in a live setting.
The New Zealand dates are confirmed for 26 and 27 November, with tickets on sale from 17 June. The shows feature a full performance of The Greatest and a selection of songs from Marshall’s other albums, opening with Lawrence Arabia.
The events are part of a larger tour that includes other international dates, but the New Zealand shows are the only performances scheduled for the country in 2026.
Tickets are available from 17 June, and the shows are set for 26 and 27 November. The events will feature a blend of Cat Power’s early work, the The Greatest album, and newer material.
The announcement was made by Banished Music, Strange News and Love Police, who are responsible for promoting the tour in New Zealand.
The concerts represent a significant return for Marshall to the Aotearoa audience, who have not seen her live since 2014. The shows will provide a rare opportunity to hear her acclaimed album performed live, accompanied by the support of a prominent New Zealand artist.
The event is scheduled to take place in November 2026, with tickets available for purchase through Banished Music’s presale and general sale dates. The shows are expected to attract fans of Marshall’s work and listeners of Lawrence Arabia’s music.
The concerts will be held in two of New Zealand’s most respected venues, offering a platform for Marshall to showcase her extensive catalog and for audiences to experience her music in a live setting.
The New Zealand dates are confirmed for 26 and 27 November, with tickets on sale from 17 June. The shows feature a full performance of The Greatest and a selection of songs from Marshall’s other albums, opening with Lawrence Arabia.
The events are part of a larger tour that includes other international dates, but the New Zealand shows are the only performances scheduled for the country in 2026.
Tickets are available from 17 June, and the shows are set for 26 and 27 November. The events will feature a blend of Cat Power’s early work, the The Greatest album, and newer material.
The announcement was made by Banished Music, Strange News and Love Police, who are responsible for promoting the tour in New Zealand.
The concerts represent a significant return for Marshall to the Aotearoa audience, who have not seen her live since 2014. The shows will provide a rare opportunity to hear her acclaimed album performed live, accompanied by the support of a prominent New Zealand artist.
The event is scheduled to take place in November 2026, with tickets available for purchase through Banished Music’s presale and general sale dates. The shows are expected to attract fans of Marshall’s work and listeners of Lawrence Arabia’s music.
The concerts will be held in two of New Zealand’s most respected venues, offering a platform for Marshall to showcase her extensive catalog and for audiences to experience her music in a live setting.
The New Zealand dates are confirmed for 26 and 27 November, with tickets on sale from 17 June. The shows feature a full performance of The Greatest and a selection of songs from Marshall’s other albums, opening with Lawrence Arabia.
The events are part of a larger tour that includes other international dates, but the New Zealand shows are the only performances scheduled for the country in 2026.
Tickets are available from 17 June, and the shows are set for 26 and 27 November. The events will feature a blend of Cat Power’s early work, the The Greatest album, and newer material.
The announcement was made by Banished Music, Strange News and Love Police, who are responsible for promoting the tour in New Zealand.
The concerts represent a significant return for Marshall to the Aotearoa audience, who have not seen her live since 2014. The shows will provide a rare opportunity to hear her acclaimed album performed live, accompanied by the support of a prominent New Zealand artist.
The event is scheduled to take place in November 2026, with tickets available for purchase through Banished Music’s presale and general sale dates. The shows are expected to attract fans of Marshall’s work and listeners of Lawrence Arabia’s music.
The concerts will be held in two of New Zealand’s most respected venues, offering a platform for Marshall to showcase her extensive catalog and for audiences to experience her music in a live setting.
The New Zealand dates are confirmed for 26 and 27 November, with tickets on sale from 17 June. The shows feature a full performance of The Greatest and a selection of songs from Marshall’s other albums, opening with Lawrence Arabia.
The events are part of a larger tour that includes other international dates, but the New Zealand shows are the only performances scheduled for the country in 2026.
Tickets are available from 17 June, and the shows are set for 26 and 27 November. The events will feature a blend of Cat Power’s early work, the The Greatest album, and newer material.
The announcement was made by Banished Music, Strange News and Love Police, who are responsible for promoting the tour in New Zealand.
The concerts represent a significant return for Marshall to the Aotearoa audience, who have not seen her live since 2014. The shows will provide a rare opportunity to hear her acclaimed album performed live, accompanied by the support of a prominent New Zealand artist.
The event is scheduled to take place in November 2026, with tickets available for purchase through Banished Music’s presale and general sale dates. The shows are expected to attract fans of Marshall’s work and listeners of Lawrence Arabia’s music.
The concerts will be held in two of New Zealand’s most respected venues, offering a platform for Marshall to showcase her extensive catalog and for audiences to experience her music in a live setting.
The New Zealand dates are confirmed for 26 and 27 November, with tickets on sale from 17 June. The shows feature a full performance of The Greatest and a selection of songs from Marshall’s other albums, opening with Lawrence Arabia.
The events are part of a larger tour that includes other international dates, but the New Zealand shows are the only performances scheduled for the country in 2026.
Tickets are available from 17 June, and the shows are set for 26 and 27 November. The events will feature a blend of Cat Power’s early work, the The Greatest album, and newer material.
The announcement was made by Banished Music, Strange News and Love Police, who are responsible for promoting the tour in New Zealand.
The concerts represent a significant return for Marshall to the Aotearoa audience, who have not seen her live since 2014. The shows will provide a rare opportunity to hear her acclaimed album performed live, accompanied by the support of a prominent New Zealand artist.
The event is scheduled to take place in November 2026, with tickets available for purchase through Banished Music’s presale and general sale dates. The shows are expected to attract fans of Marshall’s work and listeners of Lawrence Arabia’s music.
The concerts will be held in two of New Zealand’s most respected venues, offering a platform for Marshall to showcase her extensive catalog and for audiences to experience her music in a live setting.