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Music News - Eight sleeps to go before Kiwi acts take to Austin!

10 March 2005 - 0 Comments

The clock is well and truly ticking for the NZ contingent heading to this year’s South By Southwest music conference in Austin, Texas.

Touching down over the next week and preparing to blow the assembled international music attendees away are Pluto, The Have, The Coolies, The Mint Chicks, and Jakob. The NZ presence for the week kicks off on Wednesday March 16th, when Austin’s Brush Square Park plays host to our NZ Music Function, an event that provides early opportunity for NZ bands to strut their stuff in front of the invitees.

From there the official SXSW Music programme commences, with the NZMIC manning a stand at the Trade Show, and the bands slotting into a schedule that sees some 1100 acts perform over a four day period.

NZ acts playing times and venues are as follows:

Thursday March 17
Pluto @ Lava Lounge Patio 9pm
The Have @ Jackalopes 10pm
The Coolies @ Velvet Spade 11.20pm

Friday March 18
The Mint Chicks @ Blender Balcony 9pm

Saturday March 19
JakobJakob @ The Whiskey 9pm

Thanks to www.sxsw.com for this story.


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