Music News - Music Is Dead Launch Party Jan 15 & 17
01 December 2014 - 0 Comments
MUSIC IS DEAD LAUNCH PARTY JANUARY 15 AND 17 (Yeah, you’ll party so hard you’ll need the next day off)
In association with Halogen Audio and Ensign Design
The Music Is Dead Launch Party is spread over two nights with eight of the country’s best rock bands at Auckland’s King’s Arms Tavern!
Night one (Thursday 15) is headlined by best rock album VNZMA nominees Ekko Park! After a brief stint in the UK, a tour with I Am Giant and shows with Fire At Will at the tail end of 2014 Ekko Park are at the top of their game. Their self released, self produced and self marketed debut album Tomorrow Tomorrow Today has spawned hit singles including Simpaticoand My Crime both of which topped the NZ iTunes Rock chart followed up by the number two placing Becoming The Enemy.
Night Two (Saturday 17) is headlined by the one and only Fire At Will! Fresh from shows up and down the country, Fire At Will’s singles Move, Can’t Wait and Rivers (from the debut album The Way Out) have seen generous airplay on The Rock FM with Move garnering more than 10,000 streams on their Facebook page. Fire At Will are climbing the ranks of NZ rock royalty and will soon be one of the biggest bands in the country.
Tickets are $20 at the door and from Undertheradar.co.nz $4 from every ticket goes directly to KidsCan. On sale 01 December!
Thursday:
Thin White Lines - One of NZ’s best kept secrets their new single Chemicals from the EP of the same name is proof enough that it’s time Thin White Lines climbed the ranks of NZ’s pop punk to take their place at the top.
Braves - Played Tape Deck Fest 2014, they’ve supported some of pop punk’s finest international acts, including State Champs and Neck Deep. They’ve played across Australia and New Zealand and their self titled EP is everything pop punk should be.
Silence The City - Have shared stages with Blacklistt, have been announced to play Homegrown 2014 and their cover of Ellie Goulding’s Burnhas been watched almost 200,000 times on YouTube. They’re becoming one of the biggest bands in NZ rock and are proof of, if nothing else, that if you keep your head down and keep moving, you’ll climb the ranks. Stand out tracks are: The Chase and After The Tone.
Saturday:
Dead Beat Boys - are Battle Of The Bands Auckland finalists and a straight up and down rock ’n’ roll band that are all about high energy, intense shows, with a dirty and aggressive sound. Their single Robotronic was mastered by Villainy’s Dave Johnston.
Static Era - Two successful tours of the North Island, headline act for Music In Parks 2014, two EPs and five music videos (all released independently) and Static Era are only just getting started. Their new music video Addicted To A Dream has garnered nearly 2,000 views in two months, their cover of Titanium has garnered 25,000 views on YouTube and they have a new EP on the horizon. Static Era are here to rip your face off.
Stitches - Have played shows alongside Ekko Park, Fire At Will and These Four Walls. Their debut EP Harder Times saw them dominate the country with a headline tour and as 2014 edges to a close we come ever closer to their as-yet-unnamed- debut album set for release in 2015. They’re one of the countries most energetic rock bands with a stomping sound and bone crushing riffs.
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