The event, scheduled for November 1, will take place at Wolfbrook Arena and feature artists such as formerAC/DC drummer Phil Rudd, former Shihad frontman Jon Toogood, and Devilskin vocalist Jennie Skulander.
Former AC/DC drummer Phil Rudd at Auckland's Full Metal Orchestra show. Photo / RadLab
The city will also have the chance to see one of their own perform live, with Christchurch-born James Reid from The Feelers taking the stage.
With tickets to the event set to go on sale on August 27, audiences can expect “an unrelenting collision of rock, metal, and classical symphony, delivered by a full orchestra and a 5-piece band”.
Former Shihad frontman Jon Toogood at Auckland's Full Metal Orchestra. Photo / RadLab
Founder of Duco Events, David Higgins, said bringing the show to Christchurch felt like a “natural next step”.
“The debut of Mānuka Phuel Full Metal Orchestra in Auckland exceeded every expectation, not only in ticket sales but in the sheer power of the audience’s response,” Higgins said.
“Christchurch, with its passionate rock community, is the natural next step.
“This show is not simply a concert; it is a clash of cultures that redefines what live music can be when two seemingly opposite worlds collide.