Bryan Adams adds second Christchurch show to So Happy It Hurts Tour

Responding to incredible demand for tickets across New Zealand, Grammy® and Academy Award-winning singer and songwriter Bryan Adams today announces a second and final Christchurch show to his upcoming So Happy It Hurts tour in 2025.

Danica Bryant shares super fun, silly and spooky music video for hit single 'Acid'

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Alien Weaponry Announce Nationwide Tour March 2025 with Special Guests Shepherds Reign

Sensational thrash metal band Alien Weaponry return home in superb form next March to deliver their colossal adrenaline-charged performance to their loyal fans on a 6-date NZ tour with phenomenal Tāmaki Makaurau Polynesian metal band Shepherds Reign.

Mokotron releases new track & video 'Ko Wai Koe?'

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Pull Down The Sun Celebrates 10th Anniversary with Special Performance and Mid-Show Tattoo

New Zealand’s beloved progressive heavy metal band Pull Down The Sun celebrated a decade of electrifying performances and musical accomplishments on Friday, November 15, 2024, at their much anticipated 10th anniversary show.

Celebrate Communal Joy at CubaDupa 2025 as we announce the first five artists from 2025’s incredible lineup

Get ready to dive into a weekend of uninhibited joy, connection and creative wonder as CubaDupa returns March 29–30, 2025.

• 1
  Head Like A Hole
• 2
  Horror Story
• 3
  Fraser Ross
• 4
  Fur Patrol
• 5
  Michelle Rounds

• 1
  Damien Binder
• 2
  Lucas Devotion
• 3
  Alien Weaponry
• 4
  Zuke
• 5
  Stretch to Mould

Fat Freddy's Drop
Fat Freddy’s Drop is internationally regarded as one of the world’s finest live draws. The seven piece band has navigated their way from the incubator of sunshine reggae through a colour-saturated field of soul psychedelia before swerving onto a desolate Detroit superhighway at night. It’s a sound that demands to be heard live, a potent mixture of jazz virtuosity and diaphragm-wrecking digital sonics.

These influences have not only been formed by the band’s individual predilections, but also experiences on the road: Fat Freddy’s appearance at Detroit’s Movement festival in 2006 was a watershed moment for the band, fuelled by hearing May’s, Atkin’s and Craig’s stark futurism ricochet off the cold concrete of America’s broken dream. This stoked producer DJ Mu’s love of analog techno, balancing and fusing vocalist Dallas Tamaira’s adoration of soul and reggae with the band’s collective passion for Jazz, Rhythm & Blues, Rock, Disco, House, Post Punk and Balearic oddities.

For Bays studio album released in 2015, the 9-track LP was exclusively written and recorded at their studio in Kilbirnie, Wellington. Pre-Bays, Freddy's albums were formed almost entirely on the road; the songs slowly evolving live at festivals such as WOMAD UK, SONAR, Bestival, Lowlands, DEMF, Pukkelpop, Glastonbury, The Big Chill and Roskilde.
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