Six60

Six60 land at London’s Royal Albert Hall on 7 October 2026. Formed in 2008 in Dunedin’s student scene and named after the Castle Street flat they shared, the New Zealand band treats the studio as an extension of the stage. Their songs lean on clear melodies, group vocals and a rhythmic pulse that blends soul, pop rock and contemporary R&B with electronics and touches of drum and bass, sometimes shading into light reggae. Across their self-titled albums and Castle St, they’ve built a catalogue shaped by chorus hooks and fluid grooves, with several tracks also recorded in te reo Māori.

Long rooted in the live circuit back home, from clubs to open-air stadiums, Six60 now tour as a quartet, keeping the focus tight on vocals, guitar lines and a beat that flips between organic and programmed. In London, that blend sets the tone for a set that shifts from reflective slow-burners to uptempo moments without overplaying the effects. Royal Albert Hall gives them the space to stretch dynamics and harmonies while staying close to the room’s intimacy.