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The Barleyshakes Live - The Boathouse, Nelson

The Barleyshakes Live, The Boathouse, Nelson Fri, 03 February - Gigs and events at Undertheradar.co.nz.

The Barleyshakes Duo - Lotus Realm 'Back Room', Thames

The Barleyshakes Duo, Lotus Realm 'Back Room', Thames Thu, 19 January - Gigs and events at Undertheradar.co.nz.

Barleyshakes - Kuaotunu Hall, Kuaotunu

Barleyshakes, Kuaotunu Hall, Kuaotunu Wed, 18 January - Gigs and events at Undertheradar.co.nz.

The Barleyshakes Duo - Tours at Undertheradar

The Barleyshakes Duo - Alan & Kristin Kelly are two founding members of the well known Irish powerhouse band the Barleyshakes and are playing at the Backroom in Thames - buy tickets

Food, furry friends coming to Berrinba

WAAX announce mammoth 21-date Australian tour

What So Not Shares New Single 'As One' Featuring Herizen

The Jungle Giants Confirm Rescheduled U.S. & Canadian 'Love Signs' Tour Dates

The band—one of Australia’s biggest independent acts—released their latest LP Love Signs last year, which was written and produced solely by the band’s Sam Hales. It features fan favorite “Heavy Hearted,” “Sending Me Ur Loving,” “In Her Eyes,” “Treat You Right” and title track “Love Signs.”

Tia Gostelow

Tia Gostelow returns to touring with her album CHRYSALIS that delivers coming-of-age experiences through lush pop landscapes and danceable 80’s influences. “Chrysalis” was released in October 2020 and the world took notice. It was feature album on Triple J, Tonedeaf and AUreview and scored glowing praise globally from the likes of Spin, American Songwriter and […]

Coast band in line for major music award

Fragile Animals opening the Big Pineapple Music Festival in 2018.   To-date they've released a couple of EPs and some stand-alone singles, but that could soon change, having spent the best part of the past year writing songs in lieu of being able to perform. Drummer Kyle Shipton, 25, grew up on the Coast, while Ms Jenkins and her partner, guitarist Daniel Parkinson, 34, both moved to the region from New South Wales after they'd finished their schooling. Ms Jenkins said the band had gathered momentum at the start of last year, having released a song, played a support gig and had a tour booked before the pandemic dashed those plans.