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The Civic Sessions: Rangatahi On Stage

Date 13 Sep 2026

Price  Free

Location The Civic Foyer

Genre Music

Show description

For one special afternoon, The Civic Foyer will come alive with the sounds of Aotearoa's emerging young artists as The Civic Sessions: Rangatahi On Stage takes centre stage.

This afternoon showcases talented rangatahi performers from the Rangatahi On Stage (ROS) programme, a Youth Arts New Zealand initiative connecting young performers with paid gigs, community events, and creative projects across Aotearoa.

Enjoy live performances from three outstanding young artists: Dominant7, Jackson Wilcox, and Amelie Che, that highlight the depth and diversity of emerging young talent from across Tāmaki Makaurau!

Stay for a performance, enjoy a coffee at Stark's cafe and soak up The Civic's historic atmosphere, while celebrating the creativity and energy of Aotearoa's rangatahi.

No ticket required and FREE to attend. Simply walk in and enjoy.

About Rangatahi On Stage

Our mission is simple: to empower emerging talent while helping event organisers, venues, and communities discover the next generation of performers.

ROS acts as a bridge, giving rangatahi artists real-world experience on professional stages, and offering event organisers access to passionate, diverse, and well-supported young talent.

Joining Rangatahi On Stage means joining a community of rangatahi creatives gaining real, paid performance experience across Aotearoa. From intimate gigs to large-scale festivals, artists on the ROSter get support, guidance, and opportunities to share their mahi with audiences that value youth creativity.

Through Rangatahi On Stage, YANZ provides a full-scale talent-brokering service for clients and a development platform for artists. We curate authentic, vibrant performances that bring energy and connection to public spaces, festivals, and private events alike. Our team manages the full process, from artist selection and liaison to logistics and gear hire, ensuring a seamless experience for both artists and clients.

By booking through ROS, event organisers directly support paid work for youth creatives, building confidence, professional skills, and visibility for Aotearoa's next generation of talent.

Artists gain meaningful experience performing for real audiences, and clients gain authentic, engaging entertainment that connects deeply with communities.

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About the artists

Dominant7

Formed in the heart of Otara, V7 (Dominant7) features an ever changing cast of Tāmaki based musicians of predominantly Māori and Pacific background. With each member sporting a background in classical and church music, V7 puts a fresh spin on your usual pop/R&B classics.

 

 

Jackson Wilcox

Māori multi-instrumentalist and vocalist, mainly playing Pop, Soul, R&B, and Folk tunes on piano, guitar, or uke. Starting piano lessons at the age of 5, he knew from a young age that music was his dream, and after completinghis BMus in Popular Music, Jackson is proud to be releasing his own original work.

 


Amelie Che

Amelie Che is currently studying towards a Bachelor of Classical Piano Performance at the University of Auckland. She performs regularly with the Auckland University Student Choir (AUSC), the Royal New Zealand Air Force Auckland Base Brass Band and the Uniband Percussion ensemble. 

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Location

On atThe Civic | Te Civic

269 – 287 Queen Street, Corner Queen Street & Wellesley Street, Auckland

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