Sheeran’s tour hitting Eden Park
If Bad Habits and Shivers are things you’re all too familiar with, then chances are you’ve already experienced = (Equals), the stunning latest release from global superstar Ed Sheeran.
Featuring 14 tracks all delivered in that inimitable Ed Sheeran style, the album is Sheeran’s fourth release of mathematically titled collections and follows on from + (Plus), X (Multiply) and ÷ (Divide).
Other tracks to feature prominently from = so far include additional singles in Overpass Graffiti, The Joker and the Queen, 2step and fan favourite Visiting Hours, all of which have been featured in recent concerts.
We’re giving you the opportunity to win one of four copies of the CD and hear for yourself the mastery that Ed Sheeran has over his craft! It’s the ideal precursor to his muchanticipated Mathematics tour of New Zealand.
They all sit well with his previous efforts which include Castle On The Hill, Shame On You, Galway Girl, How Would You Feel (Paean), Eraser, The A Team, You Need Me I Don’t Need You, Lego House, Drunk, Small Bump, Give Me Love, Sing, Don’t, Thinking Out Loud, Bloodstream and Photograph — to name but a few. All of which leave fans wondering what he’s likely to include or leave
out of his next concert setlist — such is the extent of his evergrowing catalogue.
The tour has been receiving rave reviews.
Rachael Stray had this to say in part:
“. . . Ed performed in the centre of the venue, encircled by huge curved screens, and he was spinning around which was extremely impressive. This meant no matter where you were stood or sat, we all had a great view and could see Ed! Huge screens shaped like plectrums also displayed Ed and the accompanying graphics and videos . . . ”
Ed Sheeran is a man of many talents — he’s won four Grammys, along with countless other awards. His work includes collaborations with a who’s who of the entertainment industry including Eminem, Beyonce´, Chris Stapleton, Justin Bieber and Taylor Swift to name but a few.
In 2014 he appeared on NZ’S
Shortland Street as himself.
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In 2017, Ed was awarded an MBE for his services to music and charity.
One NZ family in particular is forever grateful to Ed Sheeran for his kindness in granting a meet-and-greet to their teenage daughter, a cancer patient, during his visit here in 2018, in answer to a bucket list request she had.
Ed Sheeran makes great music and helps others create amazing memories.