A SUPERGROUP OF AOTEAROA’S GREATEST MOST ACCLAIMED AND AWARD-WINNING ROCK ARTISTS AND MUSICIANS PERFORMING LEGENDARY ALBUMS LIVE IN CONCERT

Three iconic albums. Three national tours. One powerhouse supergroup.

New Zealand’s most successful rock series ever, COME TOGETHER, returns in 2026 with an electrifying trio of landmark albums: Bruce Springsteen’s Born to Run, Radiohead’s OK Computer and Talking Heads’ Stop Making Sense.

Each album will be performed live, in full, by a rotating supergroup of Aotearoa’s most acclaimed rock artists and musicians — followed by a second set of classics and deep cuts that span each artist’s extraordinary catalogue

The 2026 supergroup across the series features: Jon Toogood, Jennie Skulander, Adam McGrath, Julia Deans, James Milne, Milan Borich, Dianne Swann, Anthonie Tonnon, Ed Knowles, Seamus Johnson, Josh Braden, Brett Adams, Matthias Jordan, Jol Mulholland (MD), Alistair Deverick, Mike Hall, Finn Scholes, Nick Atkinson and more to be announced.

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ABOUT COME TOGETHER

What started as a bold celebration of legendary rock albums has since exploded into one of New Zealand’s most electrifying live concert experiences. With a powerhouse collective of the country’s finest musicians, these shows have drawn thousands of fans and critical acclaim, cementing Come Together as a must-see event on the music calendar.

Artists who have been involved in Come Together include Jon Toogood, Tami Neilson, Liam Finn, Jennie Skulander, Delaney Davidson, SJD, Reb Fountain, Milan Borich, Sam Scott, Anthonie Tonnon, James Milne, Luke Buda, Julia Deans, EJ Barnes, Dianne Swann, Mel Parsons, Ed Knowles, Paul McLaney, Laughton Kora, Adam Hattaway, Arahi, Jazmine Mary, Deva Mahal, Seamus Johnson & Louana.

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ALBUMS PERFORMED TO DATE

Neil Young’s Live Rust, Harvest; Dire Straits’ Making Movies, Brothers in Arms; Led Zeppelin 11, IV; Fleetwood Mac’s Rumours; Elton John’s Goodbye Yellow Brick Rd; David Bowie’s The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and The Spiders from Mars; Tom Petty’s Damn the Torpedoes, The Beatles’ White Album, Sgt Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band, Abbey Road; U2’s The Joshua Tree; The Rolling Stones’ Sticky Fingers; Pink Floyd’s Dark Side of the Moon.