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A new week, new gigs and a new shade of brown for what we once used to call the lawn here at The Watusi Country Club. These days it’s more a swathe...
The New Zealand Symphony Orchestra – NZSO – is going to be setting up camp in Tauranga in March. The orchestra which plans to hold a ‘Relaxed...
As we all look at the skies awaiting rain, music continues to pour into Tauranga. I’m sure there’s a pile of it that I miss. But I do try to...
There's been a lot of folk around town recently, and I mean that both ways. A bunch of tourists are still on the beaches and there have been...
Love is in the air: only a short time now and we can embrace the romantic charm of St Valentine's Day. Regular readers might be surprised at a jaded...
So that was January was it? A twelfth of the year gone already? Now we're on to February but, good news, public holidays just keep rolling in. We...
It's always nice to welcome the year's first album launch. At least I assume it's the year's first. What with being January - the time of beaches,...
A whole bunch of people with acoustic instruments are heading towards Tauranga. It happens that way sometimes. Music here used to be very much a...
Is it too late to take one final glance in the rear-view mirror? Let’s hope not, as that’s what’s on the cards this week, a quick look back at...
Happy new year! Resolutions done and dusted? Ready for an exciting new decade? Once again we are outrunning various fictional attempts to imagine...
There are many traditions at this time of year. The last metaphorical grains of sand are about to slide through 2019's hourglass and increasingly...
And suddenly it's almost Christmas. It happens like that. Sometime around October shops and supermarkets start playing Christmas music and selling...
Rick Bryant, whose funeral was on Wednesday, was in two of my all-time favourite Kiwi bands. His death wasn’t as widely reported as I would have...
It is rather stating the bleedin' obvious to point out that it gets busy at this time of year. So busy that last time I missed out mentioning a...
Everything has its time and eventually that time passes. For better or for worse, things change. Ever since I arrived in Tauranga in the...
November's annual musical frenzy usually peaks around the end of the month. The impending arrival of Christmas is to blame of course as work...
Since we live in such a tech-savvy interconnected world, you'd think it would be getting simpler, not harder, to find stuff. We're certainly told...
Two albums have been on heavy rotate recently at The Watusi Country Club. There's the fantastic new offering from a legendary veteran who is...
That’s what Paul Revere is reputed to have shouted on his famous 1775 midnight ride to warn sleeping Massachusetts colonists of the advancing...
Plus ça change, plus c'est la même chose. Yep, we're starting this week with an eminently true bit of French. For those less familiar with...
The Bay is becoming a new home for music festivals in New Zealand. Spring Things – on at the Mount’s Soper Reserve over Labour Weekend – Bay...
October this year is a tricky time for promoters and bands: the Rugby World Cup messes everything up. It's not as though every single person in the...
It’s October already, a month for female singer-songwriters to wend their way to Tauranga. There has been a huge rise of female...
So much music, so little time... There really is so much on that I'm looking for a way to present something other than what amounts to a seven...
It’s time for Part Two of The Great 2019 Mayoral Music Survey. The first four respondents featured last week (see www.sunlive.co.nz). They were:...
Politics. It’s a funny old game, innit? We’re counting down to another local election. Time for everyone to try and remember who to punish for...
Gigs. Next weekend. Damn, but there’re a lot of them... Starting on Friday (September 13) we once again find ourselves at The Jam Factory. It is...
Some weeks this column wanders. And why not? It's called Music Plus and there's a lot of “Plus” out there to add onto the Music. I am, however,...
It's Film Festival time again! Yep, the Tauranga leg of the New Zealand International Film Festival kicked off last night with a little bit of...
Songs can be deceptive; songs can mess up your mind. Because pretty much everything, however dark and dangerous, however sad and tragic, can sound...
There are two sides to Tauranga. It often seems – possibly with good reason – that we're locked in the musical mainstream, an unthreatening...
Time to celebrate, boogie-lovers - Jan Preston is coming to town! Or should I say, Jan Preston is coming back to town, since the woman they call...
Walking along Devonport Road is a sad experience these days. Perhaps it was a couple of weeks since I'd been in town but a few days ago when I...
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