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Robbie Williams Auckland is the first New Zealand stop of the BRITPOP World Tour: Tuesday 24 November 2026 at Eden Park in Kingsland, with the show listed to start at 5pm. The tour opens at Adelaide Oval on 7 November, runs through Australia and finishes in Christchurch on 28 November. This guide covers tickets, getting to the stadium, where to stay and how to spend a few days in Auckland.
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Robbie Williams Auckland at a glance
The BRITPOP World Tour
Robbie Williams has built one of the biggest catalogues in British pop, with six albums in the UK’s all-time top 100 sellers, a record 16 UK number one albums and 18 BRIT Awards, more than any other act. Songs like “Angels”, “Feel”, “Better Man” and “Let Me Entertain You” turn a stadium into a singalong. The tour supports his 13th studio album, Britpop.
The Auckland show is presented by Frontier Touring and comes after the Australian dates in Brisbane, Sydney and other cities. The tour then finishes in Christchurch on 28 November. The tour’s announced support acts are G Flip, Drax Project and The Lottery Winners, but Eden Park’s event page does not list the Auckland line-up or show times, so check the promoter’s channels closer to the date.
Tickets
Face-value tickets were sold through the official ticket agent. If the seats you want have gone, resale marketplaces such as Hello Tickets and Ticombo list tickets for the Auckland show. Resale prices are set by sellers and can sit above or below face value, so compare sections and fees before you buy.
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Check live availability and seat maps for Robbie Williams at Eden Park on 24 November 2026.
The venue: Eden Park
Eden Park is Auckland’s national stadium, in the suburb of Kingsland, about a 25-minute walk from the city centre. It is home to rugby and cricket and hosts large concerts through the year.
The stadium’s event page lists a few rules worth knowing. Bags no larger than A4 (21 cm x 30 cm) are allowed, although the venue encourages going without one. It is a cashless venue, so bring a card or phone. Every person, including infants, needs their own ticket. There is no re-entry once you leave during the show. Umbrellas, folding chairs and cameras with detachable lenses are not allowed, and smoking and vaping are prohibited. Check the official site for the latest rules, and for gate and show times when they are confirmed.
Where to sit: seat map
For this show the stage sits at the top of the map, with a runway reaching down into the standing floor. Front and Rear GA sit in front of the stage, seated floor blocks flank and trail them, and the stadium’s stand levels wrap around the outside. The map below shows how it fits together.
- Front GA: standing, closest to the stage and runway.
- Rear GA: standing, set back behind Front GA.
- Seated floor (A, B and C blocks): seats on the floor at ground level, either side of and behind the standing areas.
- Level 200: a short row of stand sections at the stage end.
- Level 300: the main lower stand ring around the field.
- Level 400: the side stands, running down both sides of the field.
- Level 500: the thin outer upper bands on both sides.
- Level 600: the outermost bands, the highest and furthest seats.
If you are choosing between floor and stands, think about how you like to watch a show. Standing gets you closest to the stage, while a seat in the stands gives you a raised, more comfortable view of the whole set-up.
Getting there and getting around
Flights
Auckland Airport is the main gateway for international visitors. Most visitors need a New Zealand visa or NZeTA before travelling, so confirm entry requirements on the official New Zealand Immigration site.
To the stadium
- Train: Kingsland station is next to Eden Park, and Morningside station is within easy walking distance. You can tap on with a credit or debit card or a smart device.
- Bus: major bus routes run close to the stadium. Check the Auckland Transport journey planner for timetables, as services can change for events.
- Free public transport: Eden Park says some event tickets include free public transport. Check Auckland Transport’s event information to see whether your ticket does.
- Walking: it is about a 25-minute walk from the CBD, with Kingsland, Ponsonby and Karangahape Road close by.
- Driving: there is no public parking at the stadium, and nearby streets have restrictions, with vehicles in restricted zones at risk of being ticketed or towed. Free street parking in surrounding suburbs is a 15 to 20-minute walk away.
- Bikes and e-scooters: bike racks are provided at the stadium. Hire e-scooters can be used to get there, but they are not allowed inside.
Plan your journey home before the show, as trains and buses will be busy straight after the last song.
Where to stay
The most convenient bases are Kingsland, Ponsonby and the city centre, all close enough to reach the stadium by train, bus or on foot. The CBD and the waterfront have the widest choice of hotels, restaurants and bars. Concert nights push prices up, so book early and choose a flexible rate if you can.
Suggested hotel: InterContinental Auckland
InterContinental Auckland sits at the harbour end of Queen Street, across from the Ferry Building and close to the Commercial Bay waterfront. It has 139 rooms and suites, with city and harbour-side views, and a Mediterranean-leaning restaurant, Advieh. Britomart station is a few blocks away, so you can connect to the trains for Kingsland. It suits a trip where you want to be right on the waterfront.
A waterfront hotel at the harbour end of Queen Street, close to Britomart station and the ferries.
Check AvailabilityThings to do in Auckland
If you are travelling for the show, add a day or two. Auckland sits between two harbours, with islands, vineyards and some of New Zealand’s best day trips within easy reach.
Sky Tower
The Sky Tower is the city’s best-known landmark, with views across the harbour and the city. A general admission ticket is flexible, so it is an easy plan for the day of the show.
Waiheke Island by ferry
Waiheke Island is a short ferry ride from the city, known for its vineyards and beaches. This ticket combines the ferry with a hop-on hop-off bus on the island, so you can plan your own day. It takes most of a day, so it works best the day before or after the show.
Hobbiton and Waitomo Caves day trip
This 11-hour small-group day trip from Auckland takes in the Hobbiton movie set and the Waitomo Caves, with lunch included. It is a long day, so plan it for the day before or after the show.
Practical tips for fans
- Arrive early. Entry queues take longer on a big stadium night, and a 5pm start on a Tuesday means many people will be coming straight from work.
- Travel light. Eden Park only allows bags up to A4 size, and it is a cashless venue, so bring a card or phone.
- Plan your ride home in advance, and check Auckland Transport for event services and disruptions.
- Late November is early summer in Auckland and the weather can change quickly, so pack sun protection and a light layer for the evening.
- Only buy tickets from sellers you trust, and compare resale prices against face value.
Planning more live music travel? Browse our concert travel guides, or see the Brisbane guide for the last Australian date.
FAQ
When and where is Robbie Williams in Auckland?
Robbie Williams plays Eden Park in Auckland on Tuesday 24 November 2026, with the show listed to start at 5:00pm. It is part of the BRITPOP World Tour in Australia and New Zealand.
Where can I buy Robbie Williams Auckland tickets?
Face-value tickets were sold through the official ticket agent. Resale tickets are listed on marketplaces such as Hello Tickets and Ticombo, where prices are set by sellers and can differ from face value.
How do I get to Eden Park?
Kingsland station is next to Eden Park and Morningside station is within easy walking distance. There is no public parking at the stadium, and it is about a 25-minute walk from the city centre.
What are the seating options at Eden Park?
The floor has Front and Rear GA standing areas plus seated A, B and C blocks. The stands run from Level 200 at the stage end through Levels 300, 400, 500 and 600 around the field. Check the ticket page for what is on sale.
What can I bring to Eden Park?
Bags no larger than A4 (21 cm x 30 cm) are allowed, although the venue encourages going without one. The venue is cashless, there is no re-entry, and umbrellas, folding chairs and cameras with detachable lenses are not allowed.
Where should I stay for the concert?
Kingsland, Ponsonby and the city centre are the most convenient bases. InterContinental Auckland at the harbour end of Queen Street is close to Britomart station for trains to Kingsland. Book early, as concert nights push prices up.
Which airport should I fly into for Auckland?
Auckland Airport is the main gateway for international visitors. Check whether you need a New Zealand visa or NZeTA before you travel.
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