20 February 2024 - 0 Comments

Prepare to be shaken and stirred as The Music is Bond makes its way to Christchurch for an unforgettable musical experience this April at the Town Hall.

The Music is Bond will take audiences on a thrilling journey through the legendary soundtracks that have become synonymous with Bond. From the enchanting melodies of Goldfinger to the adrenaline-filled rhythm of Live and Let Die, this symphonic spectacle will pay homage to the incredible composers and artists who have contributed to the Bond legacy over the years - Shirley Bassey, Adele, Billie Eilish, Paul McCartney, Tina Turner, Sheena Easton, and Duran Duran.

This extraordinary concert on 12 April event will showcase the iconic and timeless music of the James Bond films, brought to life by the exceptional talents of the Christchurch Symphony Orchestra, along with soloists Lavina Williams, Caitlin Smith and Naomi Ferguson.

Presented and conducted by Tim Beveridge, The Music is Bond promises to be a stunning celebration of the world's most beloved secret agent.

Tickets on sale now via Ticketek. Click here for details

“I’m thrilled to be bringing this concert to Christchurch,” said Beveridge. “The music of James Bond is some of the most iconic and memorable in film history, and I can’t wait to share it with audiences in our capital city.”

Accompanying the Christchurch Symphony Orchestra will be three incredibly talented soloists. Lavina Williams, known for her powerhouse vocals and captivating stage presence, will astound audiences with her rendition of Bond classics. Caitlin Smith, a gifted singer-songwriter with a voice that resonates with depth and emotion, will bring her unique interpretation to these beloved songs. The enchanting Naomi Ferguson, with her soulful and evocative voice, will add an alluring touch to the evening's repertoire.

Don't miss your chance to experience the magic of The Music is Bond when it hits the stage at the Town Hall, Christchurch. Tickets on sale now.

The Music Is Bond

Featuring top NZ artists together with Christchurch Symphony Orchestra 
APRIL 12, TOWN HALL, CHRISTCHURCH

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