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Summer winery music tour axed

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15 Nov, 2017 07:30 PM2 mins to read

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Betty-Anne Monga, Hollie Smith, Che Fu, Annie Crummer and Jason Kerrison were due to preform in Kerikeri, on January 28 on the Winery Tour, but the entire tour has been canned.

Betty-Anne Monga, Hollie Smith, Che Fu, Annie Crummer and Jason Kerrison were due to preform in Kerikeri, on January 28 on the Winery Tour, but the entire tour has been canned.

Music fans hoping to catch some of New Zealand's biggest music stars at the Winery Tour in Kerikeri next year are out of luck.

The entire tour has been cancelled.

The Winery Tour was supposed to feature 10 shows around New Zealand throughout January and February, including at Kerikeri's's Kainui Rd Vineyard on January 28.

Tami Neilson, Annie Crummer, Che Fu, Jason Kerrison, Betty-Anne Monga (Ardijah) and Hollie Smith were all set to perform at the Winery Tour.

Organisers said only that the cancellation was due to "unforeseen circumstances".

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They said rescheduling the tour is not possible and full refunds would be available instead from where they were purchased.

If you booked online, by phone or at a Ticketmaster outlet with a credit card the refund is automatic.

If your original card has expired or is no longer valid - prepaid Visa and MasterCard included - you'll need to get in touch with the Ticketmaster Customer Service Team on 0800 111 999 between 9am and 9pm Monday to Friday, or 9am to 5pm Saturday to Sunday.

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If you used a Ticketmaster outlet to buy your tickets using cash or EFTPOS, you'll need go back with the tickets, and the EFTPOS card used to make the booking.

The outlet staff will help you with your refund.

If you bought tickets from a venue or i-site directly, return to the venue to obtain a refund.

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