Gibbston goes off
Simple Minds, Texas, Pseudo Echo and Collective Soul played to a crowd of more than 12,000 at the annual Gibbston Valley Winery Summer Concert on Saturday.
Queenstown's big day out was another to remember, with the sun eventually bursting through the clouds.
Texas, led by the charismatic Sharleen Spiteri, and featuring Cat Myers, just one of the three female drummers in the show, gave fans a highlight performance with hits such as I Don’t Want A Lover, Say What You Want, Black Eyed Boy and Summer Son.
They were followed by Simple Minds, playing their classics including Don’t You (Forget About Me), Waterfront, Promised You A Miracle and Alive & Kicking.
Amanda Calvert, CEO of Greenstone Entertainment, says: "A huge thanks goes out to all our fans, supporters, suppliers, and of course the incredible line up of artists who have journeyed to New Zealand to make our summer just that little bit more special.
"We’re already working on our 2025 Summer Concert Tour and look forward to bringing everyone more news and updates over the coming months".
Here's a selection of photos from the event.
Simple Minds
Simple Minds' Jim Kerr
Simple Minds' Jim Kerr salutes the crowd
The crowd of 12,000
Texas
Texas
Sharleen Spiteri
Pseudo Echo
Pseudo Echo
Collective Soul
Collective Soul frontman Ed Roland
Support band Estrogen
