Free for children under 1 year

9AM Doors open
10AM Show starts

The Tuning Fork’s Birthday Series event with Anika Moa originally planned for Monday 7 June 2021 has been postponed, and will now be held on Sunday 13 June 2021.

I’m so sad to say I am unwell so I can’t sing for your tamariki BUT I’ll be back the following weekend with my show, stronger and better! I can’t wait to be crazy and wild and dance and moo like a cow with your kids soon!
 Love Aunty Neeks xx

Your current tickets are automatically valid for this new date, and you do not need to take any further action if you are able to attend the event.

Should you no longer be able to attend the event, you have the option to request a refund prior to Friday 11 June by logging into your Moshtix Account and following these steps. If you created your booking as a Guest, Sign Up here to register and access your tickets using the same email address that was used for the booking.

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Auckland venue The Tuning Fork is celebrating its 8th birthday with a very special series of events this June.

The inaugural Birthday Series will see some of the biggest acts in Aotearoa play intimate sets in this storied venue, nestled in the wing of the almighty Spark Arena.

See The Beths, Jakob and The Phoenix Foundation up close and personal; laugh your pants off at the hotly anticipated comedy night; and delight the littlies at Anika Moa’s Songs for Bubbas family show.

Since launching as a venue in 2013, The Tuning Fork has championed the local music industry, providing a platform for both local and international artists to showcase their talent.

Having been transformed from a pre-show bar for Spark Arena into a standout venue in its own right, it has traditionally been a home to country, folk and americana, hosting standout performances from Justin Townes Earle, Tony Joe White, Jason Isbell and Margo Price along the way.

The Birthday Series also offers the venue an opportunity to showcase its recent rebrand. Now visible across all marketing collateral, the new logo design references the motion of soundwaves and The Tuning Fork’s focus on high quality audio at its shows.