Olivia Dean has announced her show on October 17 in Auckland has moved from Spark Arena to Western Springs Bowl.
A statement said the show was moved after "phenomenal demand" for tickets, and will mark the first music event for the venue after a $2.5 million transformation.
Existing ticket holders can expect their tickets to be reissued for the new venue to their Ticketek NZ account by September 30.
Additional tickets will also be on sale to the public on Thursday, August 20.
Dean said of the tour: "I’m so excited to return to Australia & New Zealand! Thank you so much for all your support over the last few years, I can’t wait to celebrate with you soon!"
In New Zealand, Dean has spent 21 weeks simultaneously atop both the official singles and album charts, the longest run in the country's chart history. Dean's hit song Man I Need spent 31 non-consecutive weeks at number one, a New Zealand record, and is now certified six-times platinum.
The Art of Loving has spent 23 non-consecutive weeks at number one and sits four-times platinum.
New Zealand was also early on The Hardest Part, and became the first market to certify her Gold for the hit, which has since climbed to three-times platinum.
Dean's style is known for blending soul, pop and classic singer-songwriter structures with diaristic detail.
The first event at the new Western Springs Bowl was a NPC rugby fixture between Wellington and Auckland at the weekend.
The four-month, $2.5 million transformation was funded from venue owner-operator Tātaki Auckland Unlimited's existing capital budget at no additional cost to ratepayers.
Western Springs Bowl will have the ability to host concerts and festivals of 15,000 to 30,000 people over summer, before switching to a boutique sports stadium for crowds of up to 5000, including NPC rugby.
The changes come after the Western Springs Speedway Association (WSSA) was forced from Western Springs after nearly 100 years.
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