Shannon Lay

2 concerts

Shannon Lay, a self-taught singer-songwriter, blends gentle folk with radical empathy in acclaimed albums like "Geist" and "August," earning praise from Pitchfork and The Guardian.

The Phoenix Foundation

1 concert

New Zealand’s The Phoenix Foundation, formed by Scott, Buda, and Conrad Wedde, blends indie rock with rich multi-instrumental sounds. Known for tight rhythms, iconic albums, and collaborations with engineer Lee Prebble, they've built a loyal following with their clever, timeless music.

WITCH

1 concert

Witch, a leading Zambian psychedelic band, fused rock, R&B, and African sounds, defining the 1970s Zamrock scene. Popular for "Lazy Bones!!," they gained a large African following. Their 1972 debut, *Introduction*, was Zambia's first commercial album. Frontman Jagari Chanda was inspired by Mick Jagger. They've collaborated with artists like Sampa the Great and released *Zango* in 2023, marking their return after nearly 40 years.

The Bats

1 concert

Formed in Christchurch in 1982, The Bats are icons of NZ jangle pop, known for wistful melodies like "Daddy’s Highway." They've stayed consistent for 30+ years, working with Mac McCaughan.

WITCH

1 concert

Witch, a leading Zambian psychedelic band, fused rock, R&B, and African sounds, defining the 1970s Zamrock scene. Popular for "Lazy Bones!!," they gained a large African following. Their 1972 debut, *Introduction*, was Zambia's first commercial album. Frontman Jagari Chanda was inspired by Mick Jagger. They've collaborated with artists like Sampa the Great and released *Zango* in 2023, marking their return after nearly 40 years.

C.O.F.F.I.N

1 concert

C.O.F.F.I.N, a rock band from Sydney, Australia, is known for their high-energy shows and a drummer who's also the lead vocalist. They've built a global fanbase with their activist lyrics and howling guitars.

Anthonie Tonnon

1 concert

Born in New Zealand, Anthonie Tonnon blends music, art, and advocacy in indie folk. Known for songs like "Water Underground," he’s toured with Beirut and won the 2022 Taite Prize.