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ELEMENTAL NIGHTS IN ASSOCIATION WITH TITIRANGI FESTIVAL OF MUSIC PRESENTS

MARA TK

7:30pm, Fri 16 July, 2021

Titirangi War Memorial, Auckland

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Event Details

MARA TK (With special guest AJA)

Live Nation in association with Auckland Unlimited, is excited to present Elemental Nights occurring throughout the month of July as part of Elemental AKL.

Elemental Nights continues to grow to become the winter antidote for the city’s music withdrawals, delivering a diverse and influential concert series of both local and international artists.

Elemental Nights can now confirm the second line-up - Mara TK (NZ), Connan Mockasin (NZ) and the return of Catacombs by Friendly Potential (Various) - will join already announced artists; Courtney Barnett, The Chats, Julia Jacklin and The Flying Nun 40Years Anniversary Concert.

Tickets to the newly announced shows go on sale Friday, June 11 through elementalfestival.co.nz & livenation.co.nz

Mara TK, the son of the legendary Billy TK is a golden voiced musician fluent in voice, guitar, bass and beat machines. Through his work with his future soul trio, Electric Wire Hustle Mara TK has proven himself to be a force for modern music and is fast gaining recognition worldwide. “Quite simply the best, most exciting R&B, soul, electronica, whatever you want to call it, record I’ve heard this year.” Okayplayer