Coldplay, Luke Combs, help boost Eden Park profit to $4.9m

A combined 226,500 people attended the stadium’s five major concerts, about the same as last year’s rugby and cricket fixtures.

‘Music of the Spheres’ played to a jam-packed stadium.

Almost 570,000 paying guests walked through the gates at Eden Park during the 12 months to October last year, headlined by the 163,400 concertgoers at Coldplay's three 'Music of the Spheres' concerts.

Luke Combs, for his part, drew 63,100 fans of modern American country music to the venue last

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Brent Melville Wed, 28 Jan 2026

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