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Bruno Mars announces a second New Zealand show
NZ🏛️ Politics6 hr. ago

Bruno Mars announces a second New Zealand show

Bruno Mars has announced a second set of concerts during his '24K Magic World Tour' in New Zealand, following the rapid sell-out of initial shows. Tickets for the first two performances on February 27 and 28 sold out in 15 minutes, according to Music NZ. A third show on March 2 was added and also sold out quickly. Promoters then announced a fourth and final show on March 3, which saw all 48,783 tickets sold within an hour of going on sale.

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Bruno Mars announces a second New Zealand show

Bruno Mars has announced a second set of concerts during his '24K Magic World Tour' in New Zealand, following the rapid sell-out of initial shows. Tickets for the first two performances on February 27 and 28 sold out in 15 minutes, according to Music NZ. A third show on March 2 was added and also sold out quickly. Promoters then announced a fourth and final show on March 3, which saw all 48,783 tickets sold within an hour of going on sale.

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