About
One promoter,
built from four.
What we do
We produce and promote live Punjabi and South Asian entertainment in New Zealand. That covers arena-scale concerts, folk and sufi nights, qawwali, stand-up comedy, and community festivals such as Teeyan da Mela and Vaisakhi Mela.
Between us we have brought Gurdas Maan, Ustad Rahat Fateh Ali Khan, Harbhajan Maan, Kailash Kher, Sidhu Moose Wala, Miss Pooja, B Praak, Tarsem Jassar, Gurnam Bhullar, Ranjit Bawa, Arif Lohar, Kanwar Grewal, Manmohan Waris, Abhijeet Bhattacharya and many more to New Zealand stages.
Why we work together
Each of the four companies built its own audience independently. Pooling that reach lets us do things none of us could do alone:
- Book bigger artists — combined guarantees and shared risk make headline world-tour routings viable for a market of New Zealand's size.
- Fill bigger rooms — four audiences, four mailing lists, four social followings behind a single on-sale.
- Raise production standards — one shared crew, sound, lighting, staging and security spec across every show we present.
- Give sponsors a real platform — a full season of shows to attach to, not a one-off.
How we run a show
- Artist & routing — securing the act, dates and contracts.
- Venue & production — arena and theatre booking, technical spec, crew, compliance and safety.
- Ticketing — official on-sales through Eventfinda and DryTickets, with presale windows for our own audiences.
- Marketing — social, radio, community and in-language campaigns across the Indian and wider South Asian communities in Aotearoa.
- Show day — front of house, hospitality, artist logistics, and settlement.
The houses
Who we are
Shehzada Production joined us as a co-presenter on Once Upon A Time — Ustad Rahat Fateh Ali Khan, 2026.
The people
Our team
The people who book the artists, build the stage and open the doors on show night.
Work with us
Artists, venues,
sponsors, media
One point of contact reaches all four production houses.
Thank you
Our sponsors
Every show we put on is backed by businesses who believe in bringing this music to New Zealand. We are grateful to all of them.