The surprise performances marked Auckland Airport's 60th anniversary.
Travellers at Auckland Airport got a surprise as Six60 performed in the departures hall and used the PA system to share farewell messages.
The band slipped in at midday after rumours of a mystery act spread.
Washington Post: 'The thing that got in the way was his need for total oblivion.'
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Fans said they hope the post will lead to a reconciliation.
'I’m always particularly nervous for the Auckland show,' the star told fans.
Bad Bunny's show drew 135.4 million viewers, topping Kendrick Lamar's 2025 record.
Viewers said the 'We Belong Together' singer’s stiff performance was distracting.
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Ruby Smith donated her cancer journey song to the Ovarian Cancer Foundation NZ.
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Organisers blamed the delays on Waitangi Day traffic and visitors to nearby Te Ārai Links.
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The Grammy winner described New Zealand's embrace of the queer community as 'awesome'.
The Pink Pony Club singer told fans it was 'awesome' to see New Zealand embrace queer visibility.Video / @toddfishernz
Six60 frontman Matiu Walters answers our quickfire questions at SkyCity International Convention Centre. Video / Cameron Pitney
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