Big Day Out Statement

Saturday, 18 June 2011, 1:06 pm
Press Release: Big Day Out

“Leaving New Zealand or Auckland is the last thing Big Day Out wants to do and we
are in continuing discussions with venue operators to ensure the event stays there into the future.

Audience members should be confident that the BDO will return in January 2012.”

The Big Day Out Team.

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