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Review: L.A.B rock Tauranga show with Dave Dobbyn, Troy Kingi - Vimarsana News

Review: L.A.B rock Tauranga show with Dave Dobbyn, Troy Kingi

REVIEW The boys from the Bay were back and in fine form for their one-and-only show in Tauranga this summer. L.A.B smashed their performance in Wharepai...

L.A.B Returns With Brand New Single 'Oh No (Pt. 2)' - Vimarsana News

L.A.B Returns With Brand New Single 'Oh No (Pt. 2)'

Off the heels of the announcement of their upcoming return to the U.S. in 2024, New Zealand's L.A.B return with their new single, “Oh No (Pt. 2),” out now via Easy Star Records / Loop NZ. With a driving groove and group vocals, the funk-flavored track is dripping with soul, driven by the unmistakable vocals from frontman Joel Shadbolt.

L.A.B gear up to tour Australia, USA, Europe & The UK - Vimarsana News

L.A.B gear up to tour Australia, USA, Europe & The UK

L.A.B ANNOUNCE THEIR TOUR DATES FOR 2023 AS THEIR SINGLE, ‘TAKE IT AWAY’ BECOMES THEIR LATEST HIT

Multi award winning, platinum selling New Zealand Roots Band, L.A.B meet Italian Dub Maestro, Paolo Baldini - Vimarsana News

Multi award winning, platinum selling New Zealand Roots Band, L.A.B meet Italian Dub Maestro, Paolo Baldini

L.A.B In Dub, a brand new remix album features ten dubbed-out L.A.B remixes by Italian producer & remixer Paolo Baldini DubFiles.

The rise and rise of L.A.B: Following the band over their biggest year to date - Vimarsana News

The rise and rise of L.A.B: Following the band over their biggest year to date

The rise and rise of L.A.B: Following the band over their biggest year to date Newshub 3 hrs ago Fiona Connor © Supplied; Video - Newshub Watch: Newshub takes a look at the comeback of live events at Mount Smart Stadium in Auckland ahead of LAB's 17,000-strong sold-out headline gig. Sold-out shows and a music chart takeover on the back of a flurry of awards might get the better of some, but not for the five Kiwi blokes who make up L.A.B. Basking in the glory isn't their thing. Instead, they're just getting on with it - focusing on where they want to go, creating music the...

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