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Organisers pull the pin on The Winery Tour for 2018

November 14, 2017
Che Fu And The Crates on stage at Raggamuffin

Che Fu And The Crates on stage at Raggamuffin (Source: 1 NEWS)

The Winery Tour has been cancelled for 2018, a move sure to leave many Kiwi music fans disappointed.

The organisers of the event released a statement today saying the tour was cancelled due to unforeseen circumstances.

The statement also said that full refunds would be available to those who had already purchased tickets as rescheduling the event is not possible.

The Winery Tour began in 2007 and has always featured Kiwi artists.

Next year the bill was set to include Tami Neilson, Annie Crummer, Che Fu, Jason Kerrison, Betty-Anne Monga (Ardijah) and Hollie Smith before being cancelled.

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