Absolutely fantastic show - the band was terrific, the banter with the crowd fantastic - what a great reminder of how really really good their music is. But I will never go to Centennial again, the logistics were a disaster, 1.5hrs to get in once on Centennial Rd, even with "traffic control" allegedly organising - parking was a joke. We're still in covid world and the bottlenecks to get in were laughable, and even worse on the way out, when larger openings are easily created to help the crowd disperse. Having no plan for the parking, we did not move for 1hr15mins when back in the car, and some poor concert goer took it upon themself to direct the traffic - no-one from the money takers anywhere. Another 15mins to get to the front gate, only to find one direction blocked off and all traffic being funneled one way. This lot couldn't organise a bottle party in a brewery. Never again. I'll get on a plane and go to any other outdoor venue rather than drive to a site which is less than an hour from home.

Great concert & blessed with PERFECT weather: With a sunset 🌅 backdrop of the & twilight settling a FULL moon rise 🌙Gradually the Southern Cross appeared in the evening sky 🌌 & many thousands pounded out the songs of the 1980s - a night enjoyed with my family & lasting treasured memories Thnx 🙏

Crowded House did not disappoint. The show was absolutely spectacular. The band were in fine form! We booked this particular venue as we were keen to see the Teskey Brothers too. They were also amazing. Unfortunately due to extremely poor parking organisation we were left frustratingly close at a standstill for an hour and could only listen to half of their set from our car. Would be reluctant to go to this venue again because of this, which is a shame because with improved parking logistics it would’ve been just perfect.