A ‘mix-and-match’ strategy and the rise in popularity of one-act gigs at events centres like Vector Arena led to the cancellation of Big Day Out, says a Veteran events promoter.
“It was an outstanding success for 10 years in New Zealand but the organisers strayed into areas of mix-and-match,” says
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Campbell Gibson
Thu, 26 Jun 2014
Thu, 26 Jun 2014
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'Mix-and-match' and Vector Arena led to Big Day Out cancellation
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