Donald Glover aka Childish Gambino has just announced he's bringing his Pharos festival to New Zealand in November.
The camping festival will take place on 23 - 25 November this year and, according to rumours, it will be held somewhere near Auckland.
It'll be only the second time Glover has put on the festival. The first was in September 2016 in California's Joshua Tree National Park, where a series of shows took place inside a massive virtual reality dome. It received widespread positive reviews from the likes of Fader and Billboard Magazine.
According to the Pharos app, the NZ festival will consist of a series of three shows - one each night, and will feature 'new music'. Doors will open at 6pm "with all programming occurring in the evening and onwards".
Glover made the announcement early this morning via Twitter, and tickets are already available via the Pharos app, with some keen New Zealanders purchasing theirs immediately:
TICKET BOUGHT I'M SO HAPPY TO LIVE HERE IN NZ pic.twitter.com/rGghYnVnLm
— pull up and block (@RUOKAnny) February 28, 2018
So far, reaction to the announcement has mainly been from people who are jealous that Pharos is coming to NZ and not to their town. Here's a sample of some of the Tweets:
TOUR THE US FIRST WTF
— Stavros Kashat (@staavyy) February 28, 2018
I wish I lived in New Zealand suddenly
— rose (@childishga) February 28, 2018
Ah, it's New Zealand though...
— Gaius Normanyo (@relevant_roman) February 28, 2018
This is everyone in the U.S. that missed his first tour... pic.twitter.com/tn0FOT0dqF
OPPOSITE SIDE OF THE WORLD MATE.
— Edward (@EJPuIIen) February 28, 2018
THAT'S NOT HOW YOU SPELL BAY AREA OR SACRAMENTO.
— Estevan Casas (@EstevanC530) February 28, 2018
Why you don't like us :(
— I repeat, Fuck Money (@MrBrownxD) February 28, 2018
This isn’t fair
— william (@Wtorres254) February 28, 2018
come to florida asshole
— Dekzo (@Dekzoh) February 28, 2018
y r u doing this
— Gambino Girl (@OG_Rari) February 28, 2018
do you know the existence of South America or not?
— Valentina (@valemoriarty) February 28, 2018
for once someone is coming to NZ and everyone is jealous lmao feels good
— Lucy (@lucelesss) February 28, 2018
Tickets to Pharos are available now on the Pharos app.