We are gonna set the stage on fire this Matariki with an epic lineup of bands. We are so excited to be bringing them all together.
Doors at 7:30
First band on at 8
It's gonna be a late night, with door open until late after the bands finish - so start your weekend early and enjoy you Friday holiday with a hangover
Be a super fan and support your favourite band by buying the presale with their name on it.
$15 presale (plus $2.50) booking fee
$25 on the door
How to Human
How to Human are back with a new line up and some big new tunes.
HTH are a rock band fond of pushing limits both musically and lyrically. Catchy hooks, draped in off kilter musicianship - HTH are a subversive musical experience that will have you tapping your toes while checking your moral compass.
New release Symbiotic is a nugget of pure Humanship, massive riffs, screeching vocal lines - check it out on Spotify today
Silcrow
Silcrow are a 4-piece hailing from Auckland, New Zealand.
With their raw and energetic sound... stylistically laden with influences from classic rock, grunge, metal, blues and funk... Silcrow are bringing a new-age twist to the rock music scene.
Silcrow’s music has been featured on radio stations across the globe in NZ (Hauraki), AUS (Tripple M) and USA (Buzz 101) with a combined streaming number of 200,000+ across multiple platforms, 4 professional music videos under their belt, and after signing a management deal in late 2023, Silcrow are set to take on the world.
Cherry Punch
We are Cherry Punch, and we're here to fuck shit up! Cherry Punch is the greatest punk band ever formed, and if you disagree, you can fuck off. Based in Wellington, New Zealand, this 4 piece punk band is one to keep your eye on. With tasty jams that produce a constant stream of beautiful noise and lyrics that challenge the seedy underbelly of abuse, this is an act not to miss.
Dear Antler
Hailing from Pōneke, Aotearoa, Dear Antler are a three piece occult rock band. While all members have a fondness for the heavier side of the musical sphere, Dear Antler has a lighter creepy feel. With a focus on religion, in particular conservative American evangelism, the band combines this with vintage guitar tones, synth and samples of 60s and 70s serial killers. It's not like this hasn't been done before, Dear Antler are just doing it their way. Frontman Bjørn has a love of crooners such as Roy Orbison, Chris Isaak and Danzig. While their music is heavy, there is a strong focus on the art of the story told through song.
