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NYE STRIKES GoLDNew Year’s Eve is still five months away, but Coromandel Gold is the next festival to confirm its 2012 line up. Festival regulars Shapeshifter, Kora and Fat Freddy’s Drop are set to make a return to Coro Gold, as well as Kiwi rockers Shihad and reggae greats Katchafire. The festival is also playing host to two big international acts – New York hip-hop legends De La Soul and Australian, Grammy-nominated electronica group Cut Copy. Black Sun Empire, AHoriBuzz and Sola Rosa round out the first announcement with more acts to come. Presales go online today, with general sales beginning on August 20. For more information check out coromandelgold.co.nz

BRAGG ABoUTBritish alt-rock musician and activist Billy Bragg has answered Christchurch’s call for help by confirming a benefit show at the Aurora Centre on October 16. The show supports the Beatbox Project – a quake-safe music-friendly precinct that will be the focal point in creating a new hub for musicians in the thriving city. He is extending out his existing tour from his Auckland, Wellington and Otago Festival performances on October 12 to 14 respectively. Supporting Bragg on his Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch shows is Cantabrian rockabilly Lindon Puffin, who was recently shortlisted for the APRA Silver Scroll song of the year. Tickets for all his shows are on sale now.

SAY YES PLEASEKeyboard mestro, composer and songwriter Rick Wakeman has announced three unique one-man shows around New Zealand this October. The renowned musician last traveled to New Zealand 37 years ago when he performed Journey to The Centre of the Earth with Auckland Symphonia. He is best known to audiences as the former keyboardist in the British progressive symphonic-style rock band YES. He’s also played with Lou Reed, Elton John and Cat Stevens. The intimate concerts are described as an entertaining evening in a one-on-one-type environment with Rick that features him performing on a grand piano, interspersed with ridiculous, albeit true, anecdotes. Rick is playing from October 6 to 8 at Wellington, Auckland and Christchurch respectively. Tickets are on sale now.

BACK FoR MoREGood news superhero fans – Walt Disney have confirmed that Joss Whedon is back on board to direct a sequel to this year’s blockbuster movie The Avengers. Walt Disney Co CEO Robert Iger said Whedon has also been hired to help develop a Marvel-based TV series for the US ABC network. Marvel is a Disney subsidiary. No further details have been released yet as to when the production will start or a release date for the film, but if figures for the first film are anything to go by, the sequel is guaranteed to be a hit.

FoR YoUR EYES oNLYBeck’s new album Song Reader, due out in December, turns the clock back 100 years in finding new and innovative ways to release music. Song Reader features a collection of 20 different songs that exist only as individual pieces of sheet music. Packaged together in a hardcover carrying case, the idea behind the creation is that each purchaser (those that can read sheet music at least) can put their own personal spin on each track, in turn becoming Beck – sort of.

hAURAKI WREAKS hAVoCMikey Havoc of Havoc and Newsboy fame makes his radio comeback joining Radio Hauraki to host the night show. He says this is a “tremendous opportunity” “to get busy on an iconic radio station. Mikey’s co-host will be Angelina Boyd, who currently presents NZOWN on Juice TV. The new show ‘Havoc Nights’ starts Mon 13 Aug, at 7pm.

IT’S JÄGER TIME!Jägermeister has announced the launch of two new RTDs to the New Zealand market. Jägermeister RAW is a strong blend of Jägermeister combined with guarana extract and other 100% natural ingredients creating a unique, refreshing drink and Jägermeister Ginger Lime is a blend of Jägermeister combined with 100 per cent natural ingredients including ginger root and fresh lime creating an appealing mix of bitter and sweet.

CLoSING TIMEA psychedelic mash-up of pop singers, rock stars and celebrities brought the 2012 London Olympic Games to a close. The show featured music by Jessie J, Muse and One Direction. Highlights include British icons The Spice Girls, who kissed and made up for a once-off reunion to sing their two biggest hit from on top of taxis and Freddy Mercury came back from the dead in the form of a giant TV screen. The $14 billion ceremony was a sensory overload of dancers, comedy skits and even a human canon ball.

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sPoTifY manaGinG DirEcTor for ausTraLiasia kaTE vaLE EXPLains WHY THE nEW music sErvicE is a Win-Win siTuaTion.

Welcome to Spotify – the new service designed

to not only make music more accessible for

the consumer, but also crack down on illegal

downloads, plugging up the money haemorrhage

that record labels have been experiencing for the

last 10 years or so.

Developed in Sweden and launched in 2008 with the purpose – to combat piracy. Statistics show that 500 million people per year listen to music illegally. As a result, the music industry and everything in between (not just record label fat-cats) have suffered.

Kate Vale, managing director of Spotify for New Zealand and Australia, has the tough job of explaining why this service will change the way we consume music forever. In layman’s terms, she explains that Spotify is the world’s largest streaming music service. With access to over 16 million tracks, it gives you the ability to find any song you want at the click of a button. Upgrade to a premium service for about $12 a month, and you then have the ability to take that music and do with it whatever you like.

“It’s another way of consuming music, “ says Kate. “We are seeing a trend of people around the world preferring all-around access as opposed to ownership. My favourite part is that it hooks into Facebook, so you can share what you are listening to, subscribe to a friend’s playlist and it’s a great way of discovering new music and bands. I guess that’s where my listening habits have changed.”

Initially skeptical of Spotify, I have come to learn how it is a win-win for everybody – record labels, musicians and listeners. At $12 a month, even someone like me – the world’s biggest tight-arse on paying for music (as well as the most indecisive person) – would do that just to have access to anything I ever wanted at anytime. How great is that for a barbecue? A party? Or just chilling out at home?

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What are you working on right now?Building a kitchen and spectator area for my horse arena.

What’s your favourite venue in the country?Langham Hotel, the great ballroom

Where was the last place you went out for dinner?Porcini – best restaurant in New Zealand in Helensville

Where’s the best place to get Eggs Benedict?My place (all free-range chickens)

What has been the best show you’ve attended this year?Southern Sinfonia (I got to sing with them)

What’s your guilty pleasure?There is no guilt if it’s pleasurable

Is tall poppy syndrome a thing?Only if you’re a poppy

One piece of advice you’ve never forgotten…On horses from my dad – “ Both ends are dangerous”

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“We get access by working with major record labels, a host of indie labels and major publishers,” says Kate. “It’s also rejuvenating physical sales and back catalogues. This is because it offers younger generations and new ears the chance to experience and enjoy music from established and well-known acts, such as The Rolling Stones for example, without having to raid their parent’s record collection or download online.”

Spotify isn’t just a music service, but a revenue stream to drive money back into the industry by providing a good quality, instant and legal music. No more shotty, crackling copies of DMX blasting out your Mitsubishi Evolution. This is giving listeners an option that goes beyond the black and white of illegal or expensive.

“Research has shown that most music fans don’t want to act illegally, but they do want to have everything at their fingertips instantly,” Kate explains. “This has created as a simpler, better alternative to piracy, generating revenues which have in the past been lost to piracy. A recent report from Musiksverige (Swedish music industry association) stated that piracy levels in Sweden have declined 25% since 2009.”

Kate says it’s not a replacement service – it’s simply another way of consuming music. “Our focus is to draw users away from piracy by delivering the most complete music service we can. We don’t want to replace people’s much-love music collections either. Many users will listen to albums on Spotify and go to purchase the digital/physical copy. “

It’s still relatively new in New Zealand, but Kate says the results so far have been a success. And with New Zealand as one of the biggest country of illegal downloads, may be it’s time for a change. Now they just need to bring in a movie service…

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What to say about Sola Rosa? Well ever since they exploding into mainstream with their award-winning album Get It Together, these guys have been a staple fixture at any summer gig. Chasing the summer, they have been following festivals in the northern hemisphere for a while, pulling in some new fans as well as keeping the dedicated ones coming back for more. Now it’s our turn to show our support and brave the wintery blast for a little bit of Kiwi summers. With 10 years under the belt, like Katchafire, they have plenty of material to go around as well as their fresh beats form their new album.

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Get your skanking on to the reggae beats of arguably New Zealand’s most famous reggae band. Sure, it’s not summer and no, you’re not in a festival, but that doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy these guys now – and then enjoy them again when they come back for the New Year’s Eve tours. They’ve been around since 1997 so there is plenty of material and some new grooves too.

In keeping with the theme of Te Papa’s current exhibit Kahu Ora: Living Cloaks, a beautiful display of Maori cloaks, acclaimed musician Dudley Benson performs his album, Forest. It’s a vivid expression of New Zealand’s natural world and ties into the exhibit, presenting a rich cultural past and present. Benson is known for his haunting voice and strong stage presence.

Put up your feet and get cosy. Learn how to knit or crochet so you can make that hat/scarf/cardi/dog warmer you always wanted, and even play a board game or two. Folk artists Alaska and Jocee Tuc will be the entertainment with live music and the whole evening is expected to just be lovely, just as your nana used to do it.

No, it’s not a lesson in genealogy, but the release of Coach’s long-awaited debut album Family Tree. Releasing to a small, intimate audience, Coach will be joined by fellow friends Bond Street Bridge, Cool Rainbows and Ed Castelow. Acts are due to start at 9pm on the dot so be there or be square!

After two years of no Pluto, Nightchoir was formed with remaining three members taking the helm. Although Pluto was still on their minds when writing the first album, their new album, See The First Star, is solely a Nightchoir sound. This musical project is a new direction that’s sure not to disappoint.

Gangsta’ rappers The Pharcyde have keep rap fresh since the ‘90s and believe it or not they are here to cerebrate their 20th anniversary. Dam son! With comparisons to De La Soul, Pharcyde likes to play with the clichés of hip-hop (old-school hip-hop that is). Put away your Kanye West and get a blast from the past.

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Swedish grindcore band Nasum are saying goodbye (but in Swedish obviously) as they embark on their farewell tour. It’s ironically the first (and only) time they have been to New Zealand and looks like it will also be the last. It’s a chance for Kiwi fans to give them a good send off.

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Mature Themes is Ariel Pink’s Haunted Graffiti’s brownest album yet. Why ‘brown’? Because Ween and their fans often use the word ‘brown’ to describe (among other things) lo-fi music so bad that it’s good and Mature Themes has early Ween all over it. Mature Themes is brown: confusing, sludgy, intoxicating, messy, shit and good. This level of strangeness and immaturity (brownness) is good though, I think. Although critics will likely see it as a step back from Before Today’s greatness, it’s actually another step forward in the band’s project of reinvention and musical archaeology. Reinvention because Pink seems to get bored with whatever his Haunted Graffiti project is doing by the time the album’s finished and so reinvents it’s sound. Musical archaeology because part of this reinvention is looking back through pop history to find styles to shape and manipulate. Earlier incarnations of Haunted Graffiti appeared like a fever dream of Bowie melodies, warped Scott Walker records and tacky weirdo synths. 2010’s Before Today was boldly accessible – less feverish, more conventional. Less ‘brown’ than previous releases, Before Today simultaneously evoked and ‘made strange’ the history of pop with Pink’s timeless opium-scented atmosphere and interesting musical turns. Rather than simply reflecting what Pink

was listening to at the time, it was indie pop re-imagined and revitalised by everything that came before it.

Similar efforts have been made by acts such as Bon Iver, drawing on ‘80s white collar sophisti-pop at it’s most indulgent to capture Vernon’s own ‘profound’ self-pity and this year’s Black Bananas expanding out of Royal Trux’s deconstructionist blues rock and into more tasteless funk metal, hair metal, and electro-clash.

This time around, Pink moves away from Before Today’s convention. To say (as some fans are) that Mature Themes is a “return to form,” however, would be to undermine Pink’s project of constant flux. Consciously ‘brown,’ Mature Themes reaches back to early Sparks’ aesthetic and Zappa’s oddball sense of humour. In taking on Sparks’ (or Halfnelson’s) aesthetic, Pink also evokes Syd Barrett’s outsider nonsense.

As such, it’s often hard to tell who Pink’s referencing with songs about “blowjobs of death” and “she-male meth heads,” but the effect is the same. Mature Themes draws on retro avant-garde, outsider artists and old pop-weirdos in the most jarring, yet expertly ‘brown’ way possible. Difficult, messy, shit, and good.

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The popular Sampler Season returns with a feast of free Sunday music concerts from 26 talented New Zealand musicians. This is the perfect way to kick off those wintry Sunday afternoons. Not only that, you will get some sweet lessons in knitting from Wellington’s knitters and yarn bombers. Score.

Arguably the better half of Guns ‘N’ Roses (Oh wait, sorry there’s more than two in the band…), Slash has been, and always will be, a guitar icon. Mostly for his luscious locks, but also for his wicked guitar rifts. Remember ‘Sweet Child o’ Mine’? Guitar genius. Along with Myles Kennedy on vocals (of Alter Bridge fame), prepare to rock hard.

DJ Thane Kirby is mixing it up at Ponsonby Road’s legendary Chapel Bar this Sunday, playing all the tunes you need to enjoy a Sunday arvo drink or, if you had a hard night, maybe a water is more your choice. Either way, he’ll be keeping you going playing hits from the past and present.

Australain guitar legend Tommy Emmanuel is most famously known for developing his complex fingerstyle technique (settle down ladies, not that kind of style) that has spawned hundreds of how-to DVDS, but also seen him skyrocket to fame for both his solo work and also his work alongside other artists, including John Farnham and Dragon.

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It’s 2055. After the death of her sister, Jeanie becomes obsessed with a new software craze called Free Load, a “virtual programme more human than ourselves”. When strange things go wrong, it’s time to discover the secrets of Free Load. Free Load is expected to be a wild ride through the virtual and also human condition.

The Matakana Indie Market is a place where local artists and craftspeople come together to share handmade and vintage goodness. The third Sunday of every month they host a distinctive homegrown experience of local independent design. Meander through the stalls of over 30 local artisans who specialise in producing edgey and ethical handmade wares.

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Ballet’s not just something that was cool to learn as a kid – some people make a profession out of it and are wildly talented. Re-telling the age-old tale of Cinderella, the Royal New Zealand Ballet has some lavish and extravagant costumes on their side, as well as an electric score.

Watch conductor Simone Young lead the orchestra with a wild frenzy and excitement that earns her the title of “one of the most exciting and groundbreaking conductors of our time”. Cathedral of Sound is expected to be a delight as the drama of Mozart’s ‘Linz Symphony No.36’ comes to life before your eyes.

YouTube sensation and comedy icon Jeff Dunham made a name for himself with his whacky and eccentric characters and for bringing the lost art of ventriloquism to the modern world. He’s been named Time magazine’s “most popular comedian in the USA” and also made it onto Forbes list of rich peeps, earning a $30 million in one year.

Filling your mind with the guitar-glory that is Led Zep, the show transports visitors into a dozen mood-provoking settings. Sounds like some weird kind of science experiment. The show also takes you on the Space Park 360, a 38-minute, 9-ride show that takes audiences on a wild ride through the solar system.

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Who’s in the dead supergroup for your dream hologram show? Eartha Kitt, Billie Holiday and Amy Winehouse. Awesome girl group.

What’s an upcoming film you’re jazzed about? Skyfall is looking pretty good.

Where can your stalkers find you during the weekend? In bed. With my friends. Not at the same time!

What happens when you mix Coca Cola with Pepsi? America explodes.

ARTIST Q&A

Your fantasy spirit animal is… First thought – Cougar. But I’m not there yet! So I’ll go Black Panther. Grrrrowl.

Your signature “I’m an amazing cook” dish is… accompanied by laughter.

The best TV show around at the moment is… Game of Thrones. Looking forward to The Newsroom.

The best place for a date night is… Movie theatre with couches.

People say you look like… Renee Zellweger. Bridget Jones, not Chicago.

Five celebs on your f**klist? Benedict Cumberbatch, Robert Downey Jr, Daniel Craig, Michael Fassbender, Kate Middleton.

What generic current affair has your blood boiled? Not really a current affair as much as the stupid way it is covered by our popular media. Sensationalist fearmongering anyone?

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With films like Everything Must Go and Casa De Mi Padre, Will Ferrell has demonstrated a desire to extend beyond his well-established oafish on-screen comedic persona. None of that desire is present in The Campaign. They could’ve called it Ron Burgundy Runs For Congress.

While newer to the movie star game, Zach Galifianakis has now carried a specific movie persona through three big movies and his character here (Ferrell’s political rival) does little to go beyond that.

So with two big actors on autopilot and actual modern politics resembling a broad farce at the best of times, The Campaign can’t help but give off an air of reaching for low-hanging fruit.

That said, I laughed out loud more than three times, which is my litmus test for any movie comedy. They managed not to spoil ALL the best

jokes in the trailer and the film doesn’t outstay its welcome.

Good work is done by supporting players such as Dylan McDermott (as a shadowy political consultant) and Katherine LaNasa as Ferrell’s shrill wife. I got excited when John Lithgow and Dan Aykroyd showed up as two characters clearly inspired by the legendary Duke brothers from Trading Places, but the script doesn’t give them much to do.

With shows like The Colbert Report setting a new standard for biting political satire, a film like The Campaign feels a little thin (especially when it reaches for last minute seriousness), but if you’re partial to either Ferrell or Galifianakis’ schtick, you’ll find plenty to enjoy here.

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Not for the squeamish or faint-hearted, Inside New Zealand: Donated To Science looks at the controversial subject of human dissection and the stories of the people who donate their bodies to science such as medical schools. This doco really get inside the issue and asks the grim questions.

Bourne may be the name, but it’s certainly not Jason Bourne as we know him. In fact, it’s Aaron Cross – another agent through the Treadstone programme whose memory is suddenly triggered by the events of the previous films. Prepare for everything that makes a Bourne film brilliant: guns, cars, running, explosions and the CIA trying to kill everyone.

Lively debate is the name of the game with Media3, a new show made by the team behind Media7. With presenter Russell Brown at the helm and led by a team of experienced journalists, the show takes a good hard look at media matters with those behind the New Zealand media.

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The aptly-titled show marks the return of “winner” Charlie Sheen (after his awkward departure from Two And A Half Men). Once again playing a character very similar to his own personality (crazy, angry, washed-up), he stars as Charlie Goodson, a former pro-baseball player turned therapist with anger issues of his own.

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Everybody’s freaking out about the future in this week’s season finale of the BAFTA award-winning show. The storylines are coming to a dramatic end and the characters are getting ready to move on with their lives, after yet another season of emotional turmoil for these teenagers.

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Eat your pizza as New York intended – by making as much oily mess as possible and smothering it in parmesan cheese. Delicious! Sal’s has become a regular of mine now that I realised they also do $20 jugs to wash down your pizza with.

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Kroon for your KaiThe Southern Cross Bar & Restaurant

reD SKy BlueS10PM, Mighty Mighty, $5

the PoStureS8PM, San Francisco Bathhouse

the SeSSion9PM, Matterhorn

Thu 16Darren watSon’S unDergrounD BlueS BanDHashigo Zake

DuDley BenSonTe Papa

laura CollinS, Dean heatherington & BaCK PorCh BlueS BanD8PM, Hotel Bristol

MileS CalDer & the ruMourS w/ JohnSonville City nightS9PM, Bodega

orange farM, the DiCKenS8PM, Mighty Mighty, $5

orangefarM, Brewhaha, the DiCKenS10PM, Mighty Mighty, $5

Fri 17Battle of the BanDS final w/ left at Dawn & afterMath9PM, Angus Inn, Lower Hutt

Johanna10PM, The Southern Cross Garden Bar Restaurant

KatChafire - BaCK to the rootS tour9PM, Hill 16, Porirua

la De hiP hoP feat. the PharCyDe8PM, San Francisco Bathhouse, $45

neil Billington & Bullfrog rata8PM, Hashigo Zake

nightChoir9PM, St Peters Hall, Paekakariki

the Beat girlSPublic Bar & Eatery

thieveS eP releaSe9PM, Mighty Mighty, $5

thieveS, faultS, lontaliuS10PM, Mighty Mighty, $5

SaT 18KatChafire - BaCK to the rootS tour8PM, San Francisco Bathhouse, $30

MonKey BuSineSS & gueStS9PM, Sandwiches

nightChoir, Craig terriS10PM, Mighty Mighty, $5

one night of Queen8PM, Michael Fowler Centre

Pete SwanSon w/ our love will DeStroy the worlD9PM, Bodega

Soul Caravan9PM, The Southern Cross Garden Bar Restaurant

Sun 19iMProv Cage MatCh7PM, Circa Theatre, $18

SaMPle SeaSon lounge 2012Museum of Wellington City & Sea

SunDay Jazz CluBThe Lido Cafe

toMMy eMManuel8PM, The Opera House

Mon 20‘we are here’ - Benefit ConCert for the Court theatre7PM, Circa Theatre, $30

Tue 21oPen MiC night with wellington Sea Shanty SoCiety6PM, San Francisco Bathhouse

wellington Sea Shanty SoCiety8PM, San Francisco Bathhouse

Wed 15CaliCoPog Mahones Irish Pub, Queenstown

the MayBe Pile w/ SPeCial gueStS9PM, ReFuel bar, Dunedin

oPen DeCK nightCopa Bar, Dunedin

Thu 16Dan Da ManPog Mahones Irish Pub, Queenstown

la De hoP hoP ft. PharCyDeMint Bar, Wanaka

Fri 17the gC’SPog Mahones Irish Pub, Queenstown

groovaSkycity, Queenstown

SaT 18Both SiDeS of the line8PM, Chicks Hotel, Port Chalmers

2012 ruMBle in the Jungle8PM, 12 Below - XIIB, Dunedin

Sun 19ChoColateThe Stadium Sports Bar, Dunedin

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Wed 15Kiwi JaMLiquid NZ Bar, Nelson

Thu 16the PoStureSSpace Monster, Wanganui

Fri 17BlaCKlight Paint PartyPlayers Entertainment Centre, Invercargill

#DPtrClB10PM, The Outback Inn, Hamilton, $10

heavy Metal ninJaS8PM, Cabana, Napier

MiDge MCCleary8PM, The BoatHouse, Nelson, $10

Sola roSa: low anD BeholD, high & BeyonD tour8PM, Groove Kitchen, Napier, $22.50

the PoStureSSpace Monster, Wanganui

SaT 18forgotten generation eP releaSe Show - nelSon w/ Swali’S Mouth, running JoKe, PaPer City anD artifiCal reMeDy10PM, Liquid NZ Bar, Free

heavy Metal ninJaS8PM, The Commercial, Whakatane

horror Story alBuM releaSeThe Royal, Palmerston North

oCeania StorM nz tourTrees Tavern, Tokoroa

Sola roSa: low anD BeholD, high anD BeyonD tour8PM, Hot Lava, Ohakune, $27.50

SwiSS - ‘Mr Slow winD’ eP releaSe Party8PM, Feilding Civic Centre, Feilding

thieveS eP releaSe9PM, Space Monster, Wanganui, $5

Sun 19elviS triBute ShowInvercargill Workingmen’s Club, Invercargill

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Fri 17aDDiSon reunion Show7PM, Zeal Global Cafe, $10

alan Perrott & Johnny BaKer’S SMall town affair9PM, The Golden Dawn

Bevan KeyS & nyntee7PM, Longroom

DJ Dirty Diana & Cve7PM, Red Hummingbird Bar

DJ general lee1AM, twentyone

DJ JaSon Kyle, norMSKi6PM, Northern Steamship

DJ Karn hall8PM, twentyone

DJ zane:t5PM, Neighbourhood

DuB DiSCo10PM, Code

exMixKiD, Dylan C8PM, Snapdragon

invaDer Cain, Mile high, Brightly ColoureD CoCKS9PM, Juice Bar, $5

J lo Key6PM, La Zeppa Kitchen

John holMeS, weaPonDS6PM, Libertine

lunChtiMe ConCert: BraSS & wooDwinD StuDentS1PM, Music Theatre, School of Music

PunK roCK roaD triPS MiD winter Party8PM, The Kings Arms, $10

rhythM anD Style5PM, Sale St

roSe aliCe6PM, Nuffield St.

aut SnowSPortS winter MaDneSS with Dane ruMBle8PM, Studio, $25

Shane hanD, alex Q5PM, Hurstmere Brew Bar

SlaSh featuring MyleS KenneDy8PM, VECTOR ARENA

SweetPantS, nyntee6PM, Longroom

the friDay BlenDer5PM, Chapel Bar

Wed 15Dirty Diana’S Sol night7PM, Chapel Bar

ferMata: Dr SiMon BarKer5PM, Music Theatre, School of Music

inDuStry night9PM, twentyone

the aBSolut hour6PM, Racket Bar

weDneSDay at Sale St5PM, Sale St

Thu 16aCouStiC thurSDay w/ eli7PM, Neighbourhood

aCouStiC thurSDayS with waylon7PM, Nuffield St.

general lee7PM, Chapel Bar

iMagine thiS9PM, Snapdragon

lyraKill9PM, Hurstmere Brew Bar

M1SSing t1Me10PM, The Hangar

nana night w/ alaSKa & JoCee tuCK7PM, Alleluya Cafe, $5

root Down with franK BooKer6PM, Tyler Street Garage

SaM hill & nyntee8PM, Longroom

the get Down6PM, Sale St

the Pantry Shelf8PM, The Basement, $20

thin white lineS, SilenCe the City, Mother Motor8PM, The Kings Arms

toMMy eMManuel & franK vignola8PM, Bruce Mason Centre

tSg live w/ tiDo, DJ huDge ft lewiS MCCalluM6PM, Tyler Street Garage

PnC9PM, Stampede Bar, $15

SaturDay at Sale St7PM, Sale St

SiCK DiSCo SuBurBia!6PM, Cassette Nine, $10

StruMMerDay (JoeS 60th B’Day)9PM, The Kings Arms

the gooD, the BaD, the Sexy10PM, The Hangar

the PoStureS north iSlanD tour10PM, Whammy Bar

tonight alive8PM, Zeal Henderson

tyler Street SeSSionS9PM, Tyler Street Garage

Sun 19aCouStiC SunDay SeSSion w/ eli guttenBiel3PM, La Zeppa Kitchen

DJ tiDo6PM, Everybodys

lazy SunDay afternoon5PM, The Wine Cellar, $10

SPeCial eventS: the univerSity of auCKlanD StringS - notturno4PM, Music Theatre, School of Music, $15

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SentiMental SounD SySteM3PM, Chapel Bar

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CluB ConnoiSSeurS6PM, Chapel Bar

gene riverS w/ gueStS6PM, Imperial Lane

SPooKy, KillaManraro5PM, Everybodys

the Ka MuSiC Quiz7PM, The Kings Arms

viCiouS CirCle w/ gueStS9PM, The Kings Arms

wine Cellar StringS feat. gareth thoMaS & Bernie griffen9PM, Wine Cellar

worlDS greateSt Quiz night w/ QuizMaSter thane KirBy7PM, Chapel Bar

SaT 18#DPtrClB10PM, 1885 Britomart, $10

a PonSonBy inStitution8PM, Chapel Bar

CoaCh9PM, The Wine Cellar

Ctrl alt Del10PM, Be Club, $5

DJ DiSCo traSh8PM, Red Hummingbird

DJ JarroD PhilliPS9PM, twentyone

DJ SaMPle gee1AM, twentyone

DJ SiSter aCt4PM, Chapel Bar

DJ tiDo8PM, La Zeppa Kitchen

great north & waterColourS9PM, Golden Dawn

greeK Party nightS7PM, Alp Ice Cafe

gruB SteP vS ProPa JaCKS10PM, Ink, $10

gruBSteP vS ProPaJaCKS10PM, InkCoherent, $10

iMagine thiS, norMSKi9PM, Snapdragon

lia Kent, Chewie lewi7PM, Libertine

Matt ranDoMPlay, aDaM o7PM, Northern Steamship

MuSiCal forCeS8PM, Titirangi Theatre at Lopdell House

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JaCaM ManriCKS trio - night Jazz ConCert8PM, Studio One, Kenneth Myers Centre, $30

naSuM: 20th anniverSary farewell tour8PM, The Kings Arms, $45

oPen MiC night8PM, The Windsor Castle & Juice Bar

the Ka Quiz7PM, The Kings Arms

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gigiAd Lib Cafe & Deli

KaraoKe w/ DJ ChiCKPierside Cafe & Bar

Sing your heart out ChriStChurCh MuSiCal ConCertOpawa Baptist Church

the ShaMeleSS two8PM, Phoenix Bar

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MuSiC Centre of ChriStChurCh - outStanDing young MuSiCianSSt Augustine Anglican Church

Sol latino8PM, Alvarado’s Mexican Cantina

SoulSySteM, yvette williaMS & neilS.CPierside Cafe & Bar

SaT 18DJ MiKe t (rDu)The Monday Room

eleCtroniC9PM, The Irishman

linDon Puffin8PM, The Fox & Ferret - Palms

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SlaSh feat. MyleS KenneDy8PM, CBS Arena, $129

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Although Zeppa apparently means wedge, it should mean “relaxation”. That’s what they are all about. – catch up with your friends whenever you want for a cocktail, glass of wine or a beer over some delicious tappas with everything from vegetarian to seafood.

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1885 is Britomart’s answer to everything – after work drinks, private functions or a wild night on the chop. Co-owners of new extension Britomart Country Club, 1885 has been a regular meeting place for its warm atmosphere, inviting space and selection of top shelf alcohols.

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Located on Wellington’s dazzling waterfront, night time visits to Foxglove give a real sense of 1940’s glamour on an ocean liner. Once a large space, Foxglove has been designed into a series of smaller spaces within the building to give a sense of intimacy to the separate areas, each with a personal touch. Treat your special someone on a romantic dinner looking out across the water, have a private night with the girls with their wild range of cocktails at the Foxtail Champagne & Cocktail bar, or get lost in nostalgia in The Games Room, adorned with vintage cameras, memorabilia and board games.

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NEKROMANTIX (DEN)tue 09 oct Bodega, Wellington wed 10 oct Kings Arms, Auckland

NICKELBACK (US)fri 30 nov Vector Arena, Auckland

NICKI MINAJ (US)Sat 24 nov Vector Arena, Auckland

NIGHTCHOIRfri 17 aug St Peters Village Hall, PaekakarikiSat 18 aug Mighty Mighty, Wellingtonthu 06 Sep Penguin Club, Oamarufri 07 Sep Refuel, DunedinSat 08 Sep Wunderbar, Lyttelton

NZ INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVALthu 14 aug - Sun 26 aug Hoyts Northlands, Christchurch

OWL CITY (US)fri 16 nov Powerstation, Auckland

PARACHUTE FESTIVAL 2013fri 25 Jan - Sun 27 Jan Mystery Creek, Hamilton

THE PHARCYDE (US)thu 16 aug Mint Bar, Wanakafri 17 aug San Fran Bath House, WellingtonSat 18 aug Studio, AucklandSun 19 aug Dux Live, Christchurch

THE POSTURESwed 15 aug San Fran Bath House, Wellingtonthu 16 aug Space Monster, Whanganuifri 17 aug Square Esge, Palmerston NorthSat 18 aug Whammy Bar, Auckland

GOMEZ (US)tue 23 oct The Powerstation, Auckland wed 24 oct The Opera House, Wellington

GRIZZLY BEAR (US)tue 20 nov The Opera House, Wellingtonwed 21 nov Bruce Mason Centre, Auckland

HOT CHELLE RAE (US)thu 18 oct TSB Bank Arena, WellingtonSat 20 oct Vector Arena, Auckland

JEFF DUNHAM (US)Sun 19 aug Vector Arena, Auckland

KATCHAFIREfri 17 aug Hill 16, PoriruaSat 18 aug San Fran Bath House, Wellingtonfri 24 aug Altitude, HamiltonSat 25 aug Powerstation, Auckland

LA DE DA FESTIVAL 2012Sun 30 Dec - Mon 31 Dec Daisybank Farm, Martinborough

MARIA MINERVA (UK)fri 24 aug Whammy Bar, Auckland fri 25 aug Meow, Wellington

MOZART: GREAT MASS IN C MINORSat 25 aug Town Hall, Auckland

MUMFORD & SONS (UK)fri 02 nov Vector Arena, AucklandSun 03 nov Town Hall, WellingtonSun 04 nov Town Hall, Wellingtontue 06 nov CBS Canterbury Arena, Christchurch

NASUM (SE)thu 21 aug The Kings Arms, Auckland

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THE BLACK KEYS (US)Sat 03 nov Vector Arena, AucklandMon 05 nov TSB Bank Arena, Wellington

COLDPLAY (UK)Sat 10 nov Mt Smart Stadium, Auckland

COROMANDEL GOLD 2012Sun 30 Dec - Mon 31 Dec Ohuka Farm, Whitianga

DAME EDNA EVERAGE (AUS)tue 14 aug The Civic, Auckland

DEVO, SIMPLE MINDS & THE CHURCHSat 15 Dec Villa Maria Estate, Auckland

EARTH (US)fri 07 Sep San Fran Bath House, Wellington Sat 08 Sep The Kings Arms, Auckland

ED SHEERAN (UK)fri 08 Mar TSB Arena, Wellington Sat 09 Mar Vector Arena, Auckland

THE ENGLISH BEAT (UK)thu 23 aug Powerstation, Auckland

ENTER SHIKARI (UK)tue 18 Sep Zeal, West Auckland

EVERCLEAR (US)wed 17 oct Juice Bar, Aucklandthu 18 oct The Studio, Auckland

EXODUSSat 31 Dec Te Tumu Kaituna Reserve, Papamoa Beach

FAR EAST MOVEMENTSun 16 Sep Town Hall, Auckland

FEAR FACTORY (US)Sat 22 Sep Powerstation, Auckland

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THE TOPP TWINSSat 25 aug CBS Arena, Christchurch

T54 fri 24 aug Dux Live, Christchurchfri 31 aug Static, HamiltonSat 01 Sep Whammy, Auckland

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SMASH MOUTH (US)wed 17 oct The Powerstation, Auckland

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TIM & ERIC (US)Sat 06 oct Powerstation, Auckland

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UK’s inflUential gUitar act Bloc Party knows how to string us along. Back in 2009 main men Kele Okereke and russell lissack announced that the band were packing it in. after three albums, including the hugely successful A Weekend in the City, the band told The Guardian and New Musical Express “that decisions were made between the two to work separately” meaning lissack was touring with rockers ash, and Okereke was writing an ep, The Hunter and touring it.

then, mid-last year fansites started to buzz around a Bloc Party reunion, spurred by a group photo published at Christmas time. rumours intensified when lissack left ash, to perform as a touring guitarist before taunting the press that he’d begun work on ‘Bloc Party album no.4’ and even booked studio time for september last year. “Kele and i started working on Bloc Party stuff,” he to The Guardian, “We’re having a bit of a break until the festivals are over, because people have commitments during the summer, but we’re going to get back properly in september and sit in a rehearsal studio to work on new band material.” it seemed that BP were reuniting after all, although the band will “most likely not” play any concerts in 2011 wrote drummer Matt tong on his facebook wall.

in January this year Okereke told radio host Zane lowe that the band had “two tracks in the can and had demo-ed seventeen more.” then, in early March fans started finding short videos popping up on Youtube with various band members jokingly jamming up “possible tracks” for the new album. finally, in late March they confirmed via twitter that recording was underway proper and also locked in the new contract with french Kiss records (prior to that they’d been floating un-labelled). at last the not-so-surprisingly named Four has been confirmed to drop on 20 aug. recorded with alex newport (at the Drive in, the Mars Volta) at nYC’s stratosphere studios the music ranges from the twangy, chripy, indi-pop of the single ‘Octopus’ to more radiohead-friendly artsy malaise and heavier grunge that sparks comparisons with sonic Youth and smashing Pumpkins. and to keep in step with previous media teases you can catch the latest album ‘preview’ on their site at blocparty.com

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the Man With the most recognizable top hat and arguably the best reptile collection in rock returns to our long, white, and occasionally ashen skies next week. lead guitarist for guns ‘n’ roses and Velvet revolver, as well as an accomplished solo and session artist, saul hudson is the abso-lute rock star. his meandering, lazy trademark swagger never betrays his ambitions or his pedigree. Yet slash has jammed with virtually everyone in rock from ian astbury to Michael Jackson.

But what’s his solo show like? is it a case of a famous axeman flanked by a reed-thin vocalist and a bunch of hired goons standing behind him as he lurches awkwardly in the foreground. nope. reports tell us that this no half-assed effort. What you’ll get if you venture out to see slash’s, um, “solo” tour is one full band experience with vocalist Myles Kennedy front and centre stage, and slash’s omnipresent occupation to the left, more as a bandleader of a really professional outfit staffed by capable musicians.

“everything i touch i turn into a shit band,” slash told rolling stone a while back, referring to his work with gn’r, his first solo effort/side project slash’s snake pit and “super group” Velvet revolver. “i still have my name on the marquee, but i’m just not a dictator. i don’t want to rule anything. i like to hear what other people’s ideas are…”

and who needs multiple singers when there’s Myles Kennedy? slash’s new wax, ‘apocalyptic love’ has only one, unlike his 2010 self-titled effort which featured everyone from lemmy to fergie, ian astbury to Ozzy Os-bourne, adam levine and Chris Cornell. Kennedy, who also leads alter Bridge with three Creed members, made the right impression when he nailed ‘Back from Cali’ and ‘starlight’, and so he was asked to front slash’s touring band.

“i’d like to be able to give myself a little bit of credit for being able to recognise when somebody is really genuinely good,” slash told Billboard magazine. “When he did ‘starlight’, i was like, “Whoa!” from that moment on, when we worked together and just started rehearsing for the tour. the only reason i got him to do that tour in the first place because i knew that he could handle the diversity of all that material.”

Mind you, if slash’s boasting that Apocalyptic Love includes multiple vocal-ists, you’d probably believe him, as Kennedy’s vocal range, tone and talents infuse to create a different character in each song. On the title track, he’s hitting the very metal upper register; on ‘One last thrill’ it’s way snarkier and ‘standing in the sun’ is super deep and dark.

slash wrote most of the new work during the band’s crazy touring sched-ule so he was often up at bizarre hours, recording it down for Kennedy, but he was clear that there was no agenda or time pressure to get out a final product. some of the lyrics reference Kennedy’s long-gone drug past. “there was a period in his life that we’ve often talked about that is the basis for the majority of the lyrics on this record,” says slash. “the major-ity of them have really pointed lyrics about something in particular that he went through.”

slash also told Billboard his last recording experience with Valentine was amazing – “he likes all the same stuff that i do… a genius. i didn’t think twice about doing it with him. he actually built a room in the studio that i could play in with the other guys and just use monitors for playback.”

the first single, ‘You’re a lie’ almost didn’t the record. the track was only the second song sent to Kennedy. it was rehearsed at sound check and what’s now a chorus was totally different. going through multiple “morphs”, the song finally found acceptance towards the end of pre-production.

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Chances are if you have ever watched Comedy Central or Youtube, you’ll know his work. he’s the guy with puppets that include achmed the Dead terrorist, Bubba, the redneck hillbilly and Walter, the grumpy, beer-swilling retiree.

not exactly family-friendly entertainment – and not without a hint of controversy – but at the end of the day, texas-born Jeff is time magazine’s “most popular comedian in the Us” and has featured on the forbes rich list as one of the highest paid entertainers. guess not everyone is easily offended.

“i think because what i do is unique and there is a whole generation of people who haven’t seen ventriloquism before, these is an appeal,” says Jeff. “it also helps that the characters are likable – even achmed, the “controversial one”. there are some things that are redeeming qualities.

“he’s supposed to be a terrorist, but instead he falls in love with the Western culture. how can you not love that? somehow, i don’t know how this happened, but i have ended up making a terrorist a sympathetic character.”

after his first Mortimer snerd dummy at age eight, Jeff was hooked on the unusual art form. as one “of those typical kids”, he wasn’t popular with the girls, nor was he a future football star. ironically, he thought puppetry would help him fit in. and strangely enough, it did.

“i could make my classmates laugh and make fun of people in a good-natured way – and get away with it! from there i stuck with it and now it’s the great job ever.”

fair to say he no longer has any difficulty with the ladies and racking in a cool $30 million (Us) over a year, it doesn’t matter that he failed as a professional athlete. But Jeff is humble about his achievements, acknowledging, “you never know how long that 15 minutes of fame will last”.

“i treat my comedy show like a business. i kind of look at it like apple. You know what you get when you walk into an apple store, but every once in a while i wanna come up with something completely different. that’s what i try to do. i wanna make sure people get what they paid for. if they see more than one show, they will get something totally different than the last.”

Don’t ask him where the material comes from though – after countless live shows, DVDs and movie appearances since the 1980s, Jeff admits he is still baffled by how he comes up with fresh comedy.

“it shocks me how much material is there,” he laughs. “i just take from whatever is making me laugh at the moment, what i think the audiences will like and what’s going on. Where does it come from? i don’t know.”

With a repertoire of eight main puppets, each one has a little bit of Jeff in each of them, and in return, the characters feature traits that can be applied to people we know. Who doesn’t know a grumpy retiree like Walter? But when it comes to the controversial things that often slip out of their mouths –or the stereotypes they portray – Jeff removes himself from that process.

“People think i create these characters so i can hide behind them and say outlandish things. it’s quite the opposite. i just create funny things that the character would say at any given moment. it’s not my beliefs. it’s staying true to the character.”

and that extends as far as their reality off stage as well.

“Do i argue with the puppets at night, alone, in a room? no. i am pretty healthy about that, none of those problems exist.”

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