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FURIOUS CARTEL PAYS HOMAGE TO NEW ZEALAND LEGEND WITH RELEASE OF 'THE WHITE MOUSE' ON ANZAC DAY// READ FULL STORY
Furious Cartel, the dynamic musical force, have just released their latest single, 'The White Mouse'.
Star-studded duo The Feel Good Service bring the funk with new EP 'DirtyFunknSoul'After years of working alongside some of music’s biggest names, soul-funk duo The Feel Good Service are taking over the spotlight with their groovy debut EP 'DirtyFunknSoul' - out now!
Sam Bambery Releases '24.01' Final Single Ahead of Album Release in MayŌtautahi/Christchurch artist Sam Bambery releases his final single today (25 April), '24.01' before the release of 'Rubricator' (available for pre-order here) releasing May 17, 2024.
Acclaimed British Singer-Songwriter JP Cooper Announces His First Ever Auckland Show This NovemberDestroy All Lines in association with One Fiinix Live are proud to announce that UK artist JP Cooper is coming to New Zealand to perform one show only this coming November as part of his 2024 World Tour.
Norwegian Alt-Pop Songwriter girl in red Heads On Her 'Doing It Again' Tour To New Zealand This JulyAfter selling out her run of headline dates last year, Secret Sounds is excited to announce Norwegian alt-pop artist and songwriter girl in red is heading back down under and is set to play some of her biggest shows yet this July.
Frau Knotz returns with mysterious and compelling new track 'Odyssey I', and announces her upcoming debut EPAotearoa electronica artist Frau Knotz has released her first single of 2024, the enigmatic and enchanting new track 'Odyssey I'.
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Holy CrimeHoly Crime is a 4-piece Rock Band from Auckland New Zealand.
Former Members include Joey Fevz (now in a band called Esmonde) and Dean Church (now doing a solo project called The Dean Church Experience).
Each member of the group comes from diverse backgrounds, including Jazz, Pop Rock, Punk, Hardcore and Metalcore. These styles all fuse together to create Holy Crime's genre bending style.
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