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✓ The Sydney Morning HeraldCulture & Curiosity1 min read

Teeks heads to Sydney Opera House in April 2027

New Zealand singer Teeks will perform at the Sydney Opera House on April 15, 2027.

Teeks, 33, is a Kiwi singer raised in Northland with a strong Māori cultural identity. Teeks hit number one in New Zealand with his 2021 debut album Something To Feel and has just released Lovers Comet.

In an interview, he describes music and singing as sacred ceremonial acts, the closest thing to prayer and meditation. Teeks was raised with a Māori worldview viewing the ocean, land and sky as living entities.

For Teeks, performing on stage is the rare moment he feels completely in control, holding the energy and attention of a gathered audience. His upcoming Sydney Opera House show marks a significant Australian platform for the artist.

33
Teeks' age
2021
Debut album released
April 15, 2027
Sydney Opera House performance
number one in New Zealand
Debut album chart position

Why it mattersA chance to see an emerging artist with a devoted following bring his distinctive blend of music and spirituality to a major international venue.

AustraliaTeeks performs at the Sydney Opera House, Australia's most iconic music venue, giving Australian audiences direct access to his live performances.

Corroborated byThe Age·WAtoday

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