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Silcrow returns to the stage for the first time since releasing their track Unclean.
Joining them on the night are Slow Rage and The Ideas
Silcrow: Consisting of members Lorenzo Hazelwood (vocals), Oscar Miller (guitar), Carl Stieller (drums), and recent addition Louis Simpson (bass), Silcrow has been kicking around the New Zealand rock scene since 2018. With their electric mix of hard rock and melodic passages, Silcrow has amassed a cult following in Auckland and beyond. The band has gone on to achieve over 200,000 combined streams, a #1 single on the Play MPE weekly Latin America Charts, sold-out local shows, support slots for bands Skinny Hobos and Shepherds Reign, and praise from Grammy-nominated producer Jay Ruston.
Slow Rage: Slow Rage are an Auckland-based alternative rock duo blending melodic intensity with punk urgency. Taking cues from the emotional drive of Paramore and the stripped-back ferocity of early IDLES, their sound is tight, loud, and confrontational without losing hooks.
Originally formed as a solo project by Max Hill, Slow Rage evolved into a two-piece in 2021 with the addition of drummer Sam Hatley. The band reached a new chapter in 2025 with the release of their debut studio album, ...Until it Happens to You, an emotionally driven alt-rock record defined by its honesty, vulnerability, and deeply human perspective.
On stage, Slow Rage delivers a huge sounding, high-energy live show built around distorted guitar and relentless drums. The duo thrive on tension, volume, and crowd movement, turning small stages into an event.
The Ideas: The Ideas is a two-piece noise blues band from Auckland, New Zealand. With groovy, heavy riffs too swampy 12-bar blues, these guys aren’t afraid to be loud, energetic, and unapologetically raw. Drawing from the grit of garage rock and the soul of blues, their sound is both primal and electrifying — a sonic punch that hits hard and leaves a mark. Whether it's on stage or on record, The Ideas deliver a chaotic, fuzz-drenched experience that turns every performance into a full-body assault of rhythm and noise.
