Going to Robbie Williams at Eden Park? Here’s Everything You Need to Know

We’ve been waiting for this one.

Global pop superstar (and royalty) Robbie Williams is bringing his massive Britpop tour to Aotearoa this month for two huge stadium shows.

He’ll kick things off with one unforgettable night at Auckland’s Eden Park before making history as the first international headliner at Christchurch’s One NZ Stadium, performing in the city for the first time in 25 years.

Fans can expect iconic hits like ‘Angels’, ‘Rock DJ’, ‘Let Me Entertain You’, and ‘She’s the One’, alongside tracks from his new album Britpop, which features collaborations with Chris Martin, Gaz Coombes, Tony Iommi, Jesse & Joy, and Gary Barlow.

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Here’s everything you need to know if you’re heading to Robbie Williams’ at Eden Park.

Date, Times & Tickets

• Concert Date: Tuesday 24 November 2026

• Location: Eden Park, 42 Reimers Avenue, Mount Eden, Auckland

• Gates open: 5:00pm

• Show starts: 6:30pm

• Support acts: Local legends Drax Project and UK indie-pop band The Lottery Winners

Eden Park recommends that you add your digital ticket to your mobile wallet, share your tickets if you’re coming in a group and make sure your device is fully charged. 

You can check out where you’ll be sitting on the ticket map here.

Parking & Transport:

• Public Transport: Bus and train travel is free with your concert ticket from 3pm as well as special-event buses from the North Shore approximately every 10 minutes from 4pm. You can plan your journey ahead of time here. 

• Parking: There is no public parking at Eden Park and parking restrictions apply around the surrounding streets. Cars parked in restricted zones will be ticketed or towed. Find more info on the parking here. 

• Mobility Parking: Guests with valid mobility permits can enter our mobility parking ballot to be allocated a parking space prior to the event. 

Venue Rules & Information

A few quick venue reminders for the night: once you're in, there are no pass-outs, and smoking or vaping inside the stadium will result in immediate eviction.

If you need a hand during the show, flag down a team member or text 3336 with your location and issue. When the concert wraps up, please use the facilities before you head out and keep the noise down to respect Eden Park’s neighbours.

What you can bring:

• Water bottles: Empty plastic or silicone bottles up to 1L (free refill stations inside; no metal or glass).

• Small bags: A4 size (21cm x 30cm) or smaller, though going bag-free is strongly recommended.

• Signs & flags: Permitted without poles or political messaging.

What you can’t bring:

• Pro gear: Detachable-lens cameras, tripods, tablets, and professional audio recorders.

• Weather & seating: Umbrellas (bring a poncho or jacket instead) and folding chairs.

• Restricted attire: Offensive clothing, studded jewellery, long wallet chains, and spurs.

You can read the full conditions of entry here.

Setlist:

Based on his previous shows on the Britpop tour over the ditch, here’s the predicted setlist for his NZ shows. 

• Rocket (from BRITPOP)

• Let Me Entertain You

• Rock DJ

• Strong

• Pretty Face (from BRITPOP)

• Love My Life

• Hot Fudge

• Supreme

• The Road to Mandalay

• Better Man (B Stage)

• Wonderwall (Oasis cover) (B Stage)

• Something Beautiful (B Stage)

• Millennium

• Theme From New York, New York (John Kander cover)

• No Regrets

• Medley: (Man! I Feel Like A Woman! / Down Under / Livin' On A Prayer / Seven Nation Army / Y.M.C.A. / Hey Jude / Back In Black / Another One Bites The Dust / You're The Voice / Don't Dream It's Over)

• Come Undone

• Kids

• She's the One (World Party cover)

• My Way (Paul Anka / Frank Sinatra cover)

Encore / Finale:

• Feel

• Angels

Check out the full event guide from Eden Park here.

Most importantly, if you're heading along, have an unforgettable night!