Napoleon Baby
Wed, Mar 18
|Ding Dong Lounge
Napoleon Baby tear into Dead Witch with a ferocious, lo‑fi reckoning—raw guitars, sharp truths, and zero apathy. A night of post‑punk firepower calling out ego, chaos, and complacency. Stand up, lean in, feel everything.


Time & Location
Mar 18, 2026, 8:30 PM – 10:00 PM
Ding Dong Lounge, 26 Wyndham Street, Auckland Central, Auckland 1010, New Zealand
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Napoleon Baby hit Dead Witch on Wednesday 18 March, bringing their razor‑edged post‑punk firepower to the upstairs room at Ding Dong Lounge for a night that’s equal parts confrontation, catharsis, and beautifully controlled chaos.
Auckland/London post‑punk trio Napoleon Baby arrive armed with their debut album Everybody’s Watching and Nobody Cares — a record built to disrupt, provoke, and demand something better from a world that keeps choosing the worst people to idolise.
Their sound is a volatile mix of lo‑fi grit, angular indie, and socially charged fury, drawing from St. Vincent, Radiohead, QOTSA, The Stooges, The Jam, and the rebellious spirit of American alt‑rock. It’s music that bites as hard as it bleeds: searing honesty, razor‑sharp commentary, and a refusal to look away from the mess.
Frontman Dan Jones has made it clear: this band isn’t here to live in a bubble. They’re here to call things out — ego-driven politics, performative culture,…
Ticket Details
General Admission
NZ$5.00
GST included
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About Ding Dong Lounge
Ding Dong Lounge is Auckland's dedicated rock bar and live music venue, featuring two spaces: Ding Dong Lounge downstairs and Dead Witch upstairs.
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26 Wyndham Street, Auckland CBD
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R18 venue
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Food available all night
Food & Drinks
Grab a bite before, during or after the show. Our kitchen is open all night, serving crowd favourites including Korean Fried Chicken, Curly Fries and more.
Happy Hours
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7pm–8pm
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12am–1am
Our commitment to a safe venue
Ding Dong Lounge and Dead Witch are committed to creating a respectful environment free from harassment, intimidation, unwanted sexual behaviour, discrimination and violence. If you experience or witness behaviour that makes you uncomfortable, please speak to our Duty Manager.















