Aitch, Alison Wonderland and Dimension Will Headline Coromandel Festival Gold Rush in January
The music festival for those who consider New Year's Eve to be a mere warm-up.
Just in case you're in the mood for another music festival once New Year's Eve is done and dusted for another year, Coromandel festival Gold Rush has just dropped its lineup— and it's stacked with international acts.
Off the back of his sell-out show at the Powerstation earlier this year, British rapper Aitch is headed back to Aotearoa for only one festival performance this summer. So if you want to dance to bangers like 'Rain' and 'Baby', this is the one to get tickets to.
For EDM fans, Alison Wonderland will be coming straight from her no-doubt hectic Rhym and Vines set to headline. That's only the start of the electronic lineup: US producer Jauz and drum and bass icons Dimension and Friction will also be there, as well as local DJs Sin and Brook and Australia's sammythesinner.
Situated in the mining town of Waihi, the gateway to the Coromandel, Gold Rush will take be dropping dance floor gold over eight hours, across two stages.
General Public tickets go on sale on Friday, October 14 and 3pm. But register quickly and you can nab pre-sale tickets from Wednesday, October 12 until the morning of Friday October 14 — head to the website to get the details.
Gold Rush will take place in the Coromandel town of Waihi on January 3. Register for pre-sale tickets here and head to the website for more info.
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