Alexandr Misko - The International Guitar Sensation LIVE at Rangiora Town Hall

The international guitar sensation brings his groundbreaking stage show to New Zealand shores for the very first time!

June 5 at Rangiora Town Hall

• 7:00pm doors / 7:30pm show

• Seated Concert

• FAMILY FRIENDLY with $20 tickets for under 18s

Hailed as “the future of guitar” (Total Guitar), Misko is a globally renowned virtuoso known for his jaw-dropping technique, emotional depth, and genre-defying style. Fusing classical precision with elements of jazz, rock, and modern fingerstyle, his performances are both technically astonishing and deeply moving.

Misko’s self-taught, boundary-pushing approach has captivated millions online, earning him a massive global following and praise from some of the world’s top music publications. With lightning-fast fingerpicking, percussive tapping, and masterful arrangements, he transforms a single acoustic guitar into an entire musical universe — live and without loops.

A must-see for fans of instrumental brilliance, next-level guitar playing, and world-class musical storytelling!

WHAT THE PRESS SAY

“Misko is the future of guitar.” — Total Guitar

“A one-of-a-kind performance that will leave you speechless.” — The Guardian

“Alexandr Misko redefines guitar playing with every note he plays.” — MusicRadar

“A mesmerizing display of technical brilliance and raw emotion.” — Rolling Stone “A true guitar prodigy.” — Guitar World

“An artist who combines virtuosic technique with deep musical expression.” — Guitar Player

Tickets are VERY limited for these intimate concerts — don’t miss out on seeing live music at its finest!

Rangiora Town Hall is a graceful touchstone of Rangiora’s civic identity, opened in 1926 and designed by architect Henry St. Aubyn Murray. Its classic façade and original detailing speak of neoclassical elegance, and the building has long hosted cultural life—from orchestras and theatre to community choirs and public ceremonies. Inside, the main auditorium retains both ground‑floor and balcony seating and has been upgraded over time with refined acoustics, professional lighting, and a well‑appointed stage. Alongside this, a smaller theatre space, meeting rooms, and communal foyers make it adaptable to everything from dramatic performances and film screenings to meetings and banquets. Located at the corner of High and King Streets in Rangiora’s town centre, it offers a heritage‑rich and welcoming setting for concerts, celebrations, and gatherings alike.