List of entertainment events at Spark Arena

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Spark Arena, known as Vector Arena until 2017, has been the busiest arena in New Zealand since its opening in 2007. Many local, regional and international artists have staged their performance at the venue, spanning a wide range of musical genre. Non-concert entertainment events are also included below and all events are arranged in a chronological order according to years. [1] [2]

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Red Hot Chili Peppers became the first major headlining act to stage a concert at the Vector Arena. Rhcp2013.jpg
Red Hot Chili Peppers became the first major headlining act to stage a concert at the Vector Arena.
Taylor Swift concluded her Speak Now World Tour with 3 sold-out shows at the arena in March 2012. She then returned to the venue again the following year for another 3 sold-out shows on her Red Tour. Taylor Swift 103 (18118974610).jpg
Taylor Swift concluded her Speak Now World Tour with 3 sold-out shows at the arena in March 2012. She then returned to the venue again the following year for another 3 sold-out shows on her Red Tour.
Eason Chan became the first Chinese and Asian artist to perform at the venue. Eason getalife.jpg
Eason Chan became the first Chinese and Asian artist to perform at the venue.

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