Troy Kingi Presents:
10|10|10 - The Final Chapter
with the NZSO
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Troy Kingi (Te Arawa, Ngāpuhi, Te Whānau-ā-Apanui) - the multi-award-winning musician and one of Aotearoa's most prolific creative forces - brings his genre-defying 10|10|10 finale celebration to WOMAD Aotearoa in 2027 with landmark live performances.
Duration:
1 hour
Type:
Collaboration, Festival
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Part of WOMAD Aotearoa
Troy Kingi (Te Arawa, Ngāpuhi, Te Whānau-ā-Apanui) - the multi-award-winning musician and one of Aotearoa's most prolific creative forces - brings his genre-defying 10|10|10 finale celebration to WOMAD Aotearoa in 2027 with landmark live performances.
His ambitious 10|10|10 project set out to create 10 albums, in 10 genres, over 10 years - spanning psychedelic soul, funk, roots reggae, hip-hop, folk, synth-pop, desert rock and more. Kingi now brings this eclectic back catalogue to life in a two-part festival showcase featuring special guests and the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra.
A rare pairing of one of our boldest independent artists with the country's national orchestra, this is a milestone moment in Aotearoa music, marking the completion of the ambitious ten-year series.
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Sun, 14 Mar
WOMAD Aotearoa 2027
Bowl of Brooklands, Brooklands Park
New Plymouth - Ngāmotu
About WOMAD Aotearoa
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WOMAD Aotearoa is confirmed to return to the iconic Bowl of Brooklands, Brooklands Park, New Plymouth, Taranaki, from 12–14 March 2027, with tickets on-sale now for the three unforgettable days of music, culture, creativity and discovery.
For more than two decades, WOMAD Aotearoa has become one of New Zealand's most beloved festivals, transforming the stunning natural amphitheatre into a vibrant celebration of global music, arts, ideas and connection. More than a music festival, WOMAD is a place where cultures meet, conversations begin, families gather and audiences stumble upon artists, flavours and experiences they never expected to find.