American creator, podcast host and actress Trisha Paytas will play Spark Arena in Auckland on Saturday 27 February 2027, the first New Zealand date of her “The Eras of Trish” tour.
Promoter TEG Dainty says the tour has seen huge demand, which is why New Zealand has been added. The announcement also adds Adelaide and a second Brisbane show, while Melbourne has moved up to Rod Laver Arena, billed as the biggest headline show of her career, and Perth has moved to a larger venue. The Australian leg runs through March 2027.

The tour follows a 2025 run of more than 30 cities, described as part concert, part storytelling, with her trademark humour. TEG Dainty says it sold out cities across the US and included a Royal Albert Hall debut this year.
Paytas has spent about 18 years building an online audience, which the promoter puts at more than 20 million fans and 2 billion YouTube views. She hosts the podcasts Just Trish and Not Loveline with Tana Mongeau. On stage, she made her Broadway debut in Trisha Paytas’ Big Broadway Dream, then played Maxine Dean in Beetlejuice for three weeks, earning an iHeartRadio Music Awards nomination for Favorite Broadway Debut.

Tickets
Tickets go on sale at 3pm local time on Wednesday 14 October. At the time of writing, the Auckland date is listed as “on sale soon” on the promoter’s site. Fans can register for updates through TEG Dainty, and it’s worth following Spark Arena and Ticketmaster NZ for the sale link.
What it means for Auckland
A date at Spark Arena puts Paytas on one of the biggest stages in the country, and for a lot of New Zealand fans it will be their first chance to see her live. It’s a Saturday night in late summer, which suits students and younger fans who can’t usually get to weekday shows.
YouthHub will have more as the tour approaches.

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