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Mike Watson06:30, May 03 2021 ANDY JACKSON/Stuff Reggae festival Kiwi Grooves gets underway with Tobias. A hastily prepared rhythm and blues festival at Waitara sent many of its hundreds of attendees home with a warm soul, and lasting memories. The Kiwi Grooves concert on Saturday, featuring some of the country’s finest R and B musicians, was put together with only four weeks’ notice after organisers spotted a similar gig in Northland. Festival co-promoter Gina Blackburn said in spite of the short promotion period the crowd response was heartening. “It was a fantastic turn out with a...

"I walked into the studio, met Don, sung it a few times and then left. Little did we know what it would go on to become."

Event organiser David Casey gets in a practice jump before Saturday's Kiwi Grooves festival in Waitara. With only a four-week turnaround, a local community group has managed to bring some of New Zealand’s biggest R&B artists to Waitara in north Taranaki. Kiwi Grooves festival, featuring Che Fu, Tomorrow People and Ardijah, is an all ages music event at the covered North Taranaki Sports Hub Whai Tapuwae Nō Rongo-Clifton Park. It kicks off at 4pm on Saturday and runs until about 10pm. “This will be the biggest live music event we’ve ever held,” operations manager Gina Blackburn said...

UTR Presents Team Dynamite are thrilled to announce their first tour in over six years, in support of their sold out top five album 'Respect The Process'. The band will be celebrating the release with a six date tour around New Zealand, including shows in Gisborne, Napier, Wellington, Christchurch, Dunedin and finishing in Auckland. Respect the Process features a stellar cast of special guests, including soulstress Bailey Wiley, 'Prince of Grey Lynn' Diggy Dupe and singer/songwriter Louis Baker. A short documentary has been produced by Tom Scott, who released the album via his label, Years ...

UTR Presents Team Dynamite are thrilled to announce their first tour in over six years, in support of their sold out top five album 'Respect The Process'. The band will be celebrating the release with a six date tour around New Zealand, including shows in Gisborne, Napier, Wellington, Christchurch, Dunedin and finishing in Auckland. Respect the Process features a stellar cast of special guests, including soulstress Bailey Wiley, 'Prince of Grey Lynn' Diggy Dupe and singer/songwriter Louis Baker. A short documentary has been produced by Tom Scott, who released the album via his label, Years ...