Eqwanox News
Posted: Tue Jun 23, 2009 7:18 pm

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Eqwanox recently came first place in the 2009 Rattle the Room competition organised by Axces Bar in Hamilton

Hamilton Central Library Show now with Trigger Theory/Primal BOTB's!
Posted: Tue May 23, 2006 12:16 pm

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Hey guys

Trigger Theory will now we playing with us at the H Town central library in Garden Place.

There is another band i do not no the name of playing at 6:30 i believe.

so TT will be on around 7:15 and Eqwanox around 8:00 so will be an early...but fun night.

Primal Battle Of The Bands is also on Thursday night for all you H towners...its at Primal #32 Somerset Street.

Its on around 6:00pm.

We may well see you there!

cu

ALL AGES SHOW IN TAURANGA
Posted: Tue Dec 6, 2005 4:03 pm

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RivalState
Eqwanox
TroyTheSnail
NotOk
ScreamsFromTheInside

Tauranga Memorial, Saturday December 10th
7:30pm
5 Bucks on the door
Cnr of Devonport and 11th ave, Tauranga

This show will be awsome
All these bands put on great live shows, and are well worth going for

so gather up a group of mates, and head on down

New Songs!!
Posted: Wed Oct 19, 2005 6:47 pm

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yo i got a bullentin on myspace from Eqwanox sayng they got new music out
it sounds pretty rad, go check it out foryaself tho, its real rocking, Nirvana like rock, its at www.myspace.com/eqwanox

go hard!

sambo

Edens Gig
Posted: Tue Sep 13, 2005 1:27 pm

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Featuring:
Eqwanox
Mission Gizzard
Not OK
5th Threat



Date:
Friday 7 Oct 2005 (24 days to go)

Venue:
Eden's Bar

Address:
Karangahape Road, Central City

City:
Auckland

Other Info:
Doors Open: 8pm
Start: 9pm

Price: $5

Come and support these bands and it will be worth your while.

Eqwanox on myspace
Posted: Sun Jul 31, 2005 3:14 pm

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hey hey, eqwanox now have a myspace account, so be their friend now!!!!

www.myspace.com/eqwanox

Giant Step for Eqwanox
Posted: Sun Jul 31, 2005 2:20 pm

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By Dean Taylor

Te Awamutu teenagers James Hanright, Nick Douch and Aaron Clark have always looked up to Billy Corgan of the Smashing Pumpkins as one of their musical idols, but never thought they would share the same stage.

Collectively the three form the hard rock trio Eqwanox, which despite only having a handful of live shows under their belt, can lay claim to having opened for an international act.

The opportunity to open for Billy Corgan came after a chance introduction between one of Nick’s Te Awamutu College schoolmates and a promotions officer for the Child Cancer Foundation.

The band was given the once over by Tony ‘Nail’ Vincent of World Battle of the Bands winners Chuganaut and Paul Martin of the Rock FM’s Axe Attack, who endorsed them as an opening act for the show.

While the band has been about for some years as the brainchild of the elder James (1, it has been as the trio with his two 16-year-old mates that it has developed its strongest sound.

James lays claim to the songwriting role, with help from the others to complete and arrange the material.

They say they enjoy listening to the likes of The Foo Fighters, Shihad, Sum 41, Nirvana and, of course, the Smashing Pumpkins, but have their own sound.

On Sunday night they shared that sound with hundreds of people packed into Auckland’s St James for Corgan’s New Zealand show - and received a great response.

“We were amazed. We didn’t expect people to scream just because we walked on stage,” says Nick.

Show organisers were happy to give the young up-and-comers a chance to show their stuff and were pleased with the way Eqwanox immediately connected with the crowd.

eqwanox open for billy corgan
Posted: Sun Jul 31, 2005 1:28 pm

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Te Awamutu teenagers James Hanright, Nick Douch and Aaron Clark have always looked up to Billy Corgan of the Smashing Pumpkins as one of their musical idols, but never thought they would share the same stage.

Collectively the three form the hard rock trio Eqwanox, which despite only having a handful of live shows under their belt, can lay claim to having opened for an international act.

The opportunity to open for Billy Corgan came after a chance introduction between one of Nick’s Te Awamutu College schoolmates and a promotions officer for the Child Cancer Foundation.

The band was given the once over by Tony ‘Nail’ Vincent of World Battle of the Bands winners Chuganaut and Paul Martin of the Rock FM’s Axe Attack, who endorsed them as an opening act for the show.

While the band has been about for some years as the brainchild of the elder James (1, it has been as the trio with his two 16-year-old mates that it has developed its strongest sound.

James lays claim to the songwriting role, with help from the others to complete and arrange the material.

They say they enjoy listening to the likes of The Foo Fighters, Shihad, Sum 41, Nirvana and, of course, the Smashing Pumpkins, but have their own sound.

On Sunday night they shared that sound with hundreds of people packed into Auckland’s St James for Corgan’s New Zealand show - and received a great response.

“We were amazed. We didn’t expect people to scream just because we walked on stage,” says Nick.

Show organisers were happy to give the young up-and-comers a chance to show their stuff and were pleased with the way Eqwanox immediately connected with the crowd.

support these guys
Posted: Sat Mar 26, 2005 4:48 pm

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Hey check these guys out, they got a really wicked sound
go to www.myspace.com/eqwanox to hear a sample of their music,

luv you guys