Wrap-Up Party!
Live music by The banddotcom, Prisoners of War, Corrosive Moses and more to be announced.
Prisoners Of War is a thrash metal band with strong influences from the 80s and 90s. The current lineup consists of Reef Denton (rhythm guitarist/vocals), River Lloyd (lead guitarist/backing vocals), Zach Greenfield (drummer/backing vocals), and Vienna Blofield (bassist).
Get ready to rock with Corrosive Moses, the explosive 3-piece garage punk-rock band hailing from Coromandel, New Zealand!
Join Stewart Pedley on vocals and guitar, Gabriel Johnston on bass and backing vocals, and Leo Magri on drums and backing vocals.
Having graced iconic festivals like Wellington’s Newtown Festival, Auckland’s Ding Dong Lounge cabaret, and Thames’ Green Room, this talented trio knows how to captivate audiences.
Currently recording their first album produced by the renowned Dave Rhodes, a prominent figure in Aotearoa’s music industry, Corrosive Moses is on the rise.
The banddotcom
“We as a band write songs that mean a lot to us such as the price of the food at the tuck shop or living in paradise … apparently. We really just write about topics that affect us as being 15 and 16 year old high school students and the best genre to show this emotion about these topics is punk – playing distorted guitar, having a loud drum beat and the bass lost through it all and shouting as loud as possible.”
Commodore65 consists of Joshua on keys and vox, Phil on bass and vox, and Jessica on drums and vox. Their shed-punk vibe blends punk and garage elements with a healthy dose of retro gaming nostalgia.
Their lyrical themes cover a wide spectrum – from delving into deep mental and emotional experiences to taking jabs at politicians, poking fun at trashy TV and being really tired!
Rachel Johnston, aka DJ SunRay, is all about positive energy and empowerment, skilfully integrating the lively strands of reggae into her life.
SunRay always puts a big emphasis on playing femme vocals and Dancehall from around the world.
She has a big love for deep, heavy, funky bass riddims (Jamaican Patois pronunciation of the English word ‘rhythm’), especially Dancehall and especially on a sound system.
It’s an experience to feel the bass vibrate through your body.
Songs are a collaboration of exceptionally talented musicians and as a DJ, SunRay loves to showcase those collaborations in her sessions. When it comes to preparing for a set, she says that music has flow; she rolls the waves and selects the songs on the spot, based on the ‘in the moment’ vibes.
Special guests:
Pencil-drawn figures
For more information, please email [email protected]
Event Schedule:
Saturday, 30th November: Big opening night from 5 pm featuring Emma Evangeline, Ali Gustafson, Sandy Gaskell, and Ashley Thor.
Live music by Taylor Sol (the magic of 432Hz music) and Amanda Bovo (Brazilian finest music!).
Friday, 6th December: Happy Hour from 3:30 pm.
Live music by Francie Lidgard and Ash Rogers.
Saturday, 14th December: Opening night from 5 pm featuring Roimata Taimana, Jenny McLeod, Darby Tuhaka, and Murray Rainey.
DJ Matt Rapid and live music by Roimata & Friends.
Friday, 20th December: Happy Hour from 3:30 pm.
Live music by Let’s Go Descarrego! & Friends.
Thursday, 26th December: Opening night from 3:30 pm featuring Shane Walker, Ginney Deavoll, and Kay Ogilvie.
Live music by Amir Yussof and Fabian Roberts & Friends.
Sunday, 29th December: Sunday Session from 3:30 pm.
Live music by Hani Dread.
Friday, 3rd January: Brazilian Happy Hour from 3:30 pm.
DJ Corysco and DJ Rocha Fire.
Thursday, 9th January: Opening night from 3:30 pm featuring Jason Tahatika, Toka Matai, and Fiona Gates – Te Rarawa, Rangitāne .
DJ Pelroy and live music by Corrosive Moses (special acoustic set).
Saturday, 18th January: Happy Hour from 3:30 pm.
Live music by Benji from Flaxxies & Friends
Saturday, 25th January: Happy Hour from 3:30 pm.
Special act to be announced!
Sunday, 2nd February: Wrap-Up Party!
Live music by The banddotcom, Prisoners of War, Corrosive Moses, and more to be announced.
Coromind: Coromandel’s Collaborative Magazine
Help us take Coromind Magazine to new heights by becoming a member. Click here
Change the Weather for Your Business: Advertise with Us.
Advertise your business in the whole Hauraki Coromandel in the coolest Coromandel Art Magazine, from Waihi Beach/Paeroa /Thames up to the Great Barrier Island.
Advertise Smarter, Not Harder: Get in Touch
