In the midday news on 24 September 2024 Newstalk ZB reported that Auckland Cricket provincial fixtures have not been able to be scheduled at Eden Park because of the Travis Scott and Luke Coombs concerts at the end of October and in January.
This will be, as we have said on a number of occasions, the beginning of the end for Auckland Cricket at the park.

And, to top it off, Travis Scott’s concert is on Haloween. We are not sure that Travis Scott and trick or treat are a good mix.

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Don’t forget to submit!

Here is the link to the on-line submission again:
https://www.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/have-your-say/have-your-say-notified-resource-consent/notified-resource-consent-applications-open-submissions/Pages/ResourceConsentApplication.aspx?itemId=638&applNum=LUC60434909

We recommend you read the post “Eden Park – Yet another application ….” to inform yourself of the true scale of the consent changes applied for. Much more than just the six extra concerts.

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Contains additional information on the Eden Park 12 concerts application.
We also encourage you to read the information under the “Archive=>Eden Park” menu which provides information regarding concert noise and concert logistics.

And that the community around Eden Park is not the only one in this situation is illustrated by this article regarding he Santiago Bernabéu stadium in Madrid, Spain. Another traditional sporting stadium (Real Madrid football club) that is now allowed to host concerts.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/article/2024/jul/25/madrid-santiago-bernabeu-stadium-deafening-concerts

All very familiar, isn’t it?

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