Go Live Festival
Ōtautahi’s winter music festival returns bringing 15 live and local Aotearoa artists to the Christchurch Town Hall featuring The Bats, 1 Drop Nation and more!
With 15 acts performing across four stages, this years’ Go Live Festival will be stacked with local talent from Ōtautahi and beyond.
Featuring four stages and an awesome mix of music performed by some of the best-emerging indie, rock and pop bands. You've got to be there.
Come and discover your next favourite band at Go Live. Early bird tickets on sale now!
- Printed and digital tickets are both accepted on the night.
- Food and drink will be available. Christchurch Town Hall is a licensed venue, and ID will be required to purchase alcohol.
- Standard venue rules will apply, and bags may be searched by security on entry. See full conditions of entry.
- Go Live Festival is an all-ages event.
A huge thank you to Radio Hauraki, RDU, Dig The Gig, The Youth Hub, Crowne Plaza and Three Boys Brewery for supporting Go Live Festival!
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