New Zealand artists may create a 'database' of problematic music industry figures
A number of New Zealand musicians have considered putting together a "database" of music industry figures guilty of problematic behaviour.
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A number of New Zealand musicians have considered putting together a "database" of music industry figures guilty of problematic behaviour.
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Supplied New Zealand’s top women artists have signed an open letter demanding change. From top left: Anna Coddington, Anika Moa and Mel Parsons. From bottom left: Lorde, Tami Neilson, Hollie Smith and Bic Runga. A group of the biggest names in New Zealand music has released an open letter urging industry leaders – and workers at every level – to examine their own behaviour in the wake of this week’s sexual harassment revelations. The letter, penned by singer-songwriter Anna Coddington and released to Stuff, has been signed by major artists including Bic Runga, Anika Moa and Lorde. ...
PIPSY ‘The Hopeful Sounds Tour’ of New Zealand/Aotearoa!! LISTEN TO PIPSY HERE: https://linktr.ee/pipsymusic Alt-pop rockers PIPSY celebrate their return to the shores of Aotearoa with a nation-wide ‘The Hopeful Sounds Tour’ this January 2021, announcing 7 shows from Wellington to Invercargill, with an added date in Whanganui! The band bring their energetic brand of fuzz-pop to both main centres and smaller cities, including two shows opening for the Jordan Luck Band in Central Otago. During this jaunt through the North and South Islands, the band plans to roll out new songs from a fo...
What do the people of Christchurch want from life in their city in 2021? New buildings, more arts and sporting facilities, concerts and festivals, and possible overseas travel links lie ahead for Christchurch this year – and locals are looking forward to them. The arrival of 2021 should bring completion of the long-delayed $475 million Te Pae convention centre, the south-eastern suburbs’ first indoor public pool, the country’s biggest chairlift at Mt Hutt, and a new art museum. Stacy Squires/Stuff Bryan O'Neill, left, Kathy O'Neill, centre, and Rachel Wix, pictured with their labrador ...