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Soundsplash festival chaos: Up to 8000 teenagers endure massive queues in hot sun in Raglan 22 Jan, 2021 07:53 AM 5 minutes to read The crowd goes crazy for Katchafire at the Raglan SoundSplash Festival in 2007. Photo / File Tom Dillane is a reporter at the New Zealand Heraldtom.dillane@nzme.co.nz@tomdillane1 Thousands of underage teens at Soundsplash music festival have been waiting for up to seven hours in the hot sun in Raglan Airfield for buses which many then threw up on after pre-drinking...

Thursday, 21 January 2021, 12:03 pm | SoundSplash Raglan’s renowned Soundsplash Festival celebrates 20 years this weekend, with the SOLD-OUT festival kicking off tomorrow - Friday January 22 . The all-ages eco-focused extravaganza is held at the Wainui Reserve in Raglan on January 22, 23 , and 24, ... More >> Thursday, 29 August 2019, 12:29 pm | SoundSplash Soundsplash 2020 boasts one of summer’s hottest line-ups across two festivals in two of New Zealand’s most popular beachside towns....

In keeping with Soundsplash’s ongoing commitment to supporting and showcasing rising New Zealand talent, there is also an exciting array of up-and-coming acts, such as Dolphin Friendly, Masaya, Paige, Poris, RIIKI, Soaked Oats, Villette and many more. They will share stages alongside well-known Kiwi acts including Che Fu, Concord Dawn, Cornerstone Roots, Home Brew, Mt Eden and more . The team behind Soundsplash is excited to celebrate two decades of Aotearoa’s much-loved festival, which st...

  What’s it like to be a drum and bass fan in New Zealand as the rest of the world still struggles to contain a once-in-a-lifetime pandemic? That’s the question UKF asked me to answer for the worldwide drum and bass community and hopefully let you experience vicariously the current rave atmosphere in one of the few places in the world lucky enough to do so without restriction. After attending and performing at a number of club nights and doofs over the period of a tumultuous 2020, everyon...

Ultimate guide to Bay of Plenty summer music festivals, concerts, events 20 Dec, 2020 07:00 PM 7 minutes to read Bay Dreams and One Love are expected to draw in a combined 50,000 people. Photo / File Big-ticket international artists set for Bay of Plenty stages this summer are already isolating in preparation for their first gig. This summer Tauranga will again host two of the countrys biggest festivals - Bay Dreams North Island and One Love - bringing in crowds of about 50,00...