

16-year-old Queenstown fans Grace Kennedy (left) and Emma Cordelle said it was ''going to be so amazing”. Photo: Gregor Richardson
16-year-old Queenstown fans Grace Kennedy (left) and Emma Cordelle said it was ''going to be so amazing”. Photo: Gregor Richardson


Fans ready to head into the stadium for tonight's concert. Photo: Gregor Richardson
Fans ready to head into the stadium for tonight's concert. Photo: Gregor Richardson


Matthew Cordelle (18, left) and Hamish Burrows (18), from Studholme College on their way to the concert. Photo: Gregor Richardson
Matthew Cordelle (18, left) and Hamish Burrows (18), from Studholme College on their way to the concert. Photo: Gregor Richardson


Fans (from left) Steph Dench (19), sisters Nola and Sorcha Ellison-Jones (20) and Vic Grant (19), all of Christchurch, on their way to the concert. Photo: Gregor Richardson
Fans (from left) Steph Dench (19), sisters Nola and Sorcha Ellison-Jones (20) and Vic Grant (19), all of Christchurch, on their way to the concert. Photo: Gregor Richardson


Georgia Binnie (19, left) and Jess Mackay (19), both from Christchurch, on their way to the concert. Photo: Gregor Richardson
Georgia Binnie (19, left) and Jess Mackay (19), both from Christchurch, on their way to the concert. Photo: Gregor Richardson
Lamar kicks off with a bang in Dunedin
Kendrick Lamar started his Dunedin show with a bang tonight, kicking off with a pyrotechnic explosIon that sent the 16,000 fans crazy. The Pulitzer...
