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How the national anthem in Māori changed NZ 5 Apr, 2021 12:00 PM 4 minutes to read Song created history - and the singer is now changing more lives through music. Singing the national anthem in Māori is today an accepted part of Kiwi life at major sporting events, but the person who did it first says the criticism it attracted at the time was a shock. Hinewehi Mohi was thrust into the international spotlight in 1999 when she sang God Defend New Zealand in Māori before the All Blacks' opening game in the Rugby World Cup against England at Twickenham – the same year her double platinum al...

Six60 are making history for being the first band to play at Eden Park and we want to get you there.

Six60 announce massive support line-up for historical Eden Park concert Music 01/04/2021 Kiwi band Six60 will be the first local band to ever hold a concert at Auckland's largest venue Eden Park - but they won't be the only act to perform that night. Six60 have announced support guest acts Sir Dave Dobbyn, Drax Project, Troy Kingi and the Clutch, JessB and Maimoa as part of their line up for the Saturday April 24 show. As part of their Six60 Saturdays 2021 tour, the band are often bringing local acts to open the show ...

Six60 announces stacked lineup of Kiwi supporting acts for Eden Park show Six60 frontman Matiu Walters. (Photo / NZ Herald) Six60 announces stacked lineup of Kiwi supporting acts for Eden Park show Thu, 1 Apr 2021, 6:31PM Six60 will be joined by some of the biggest names in NZ music when they take the stage at Eden Park later this month. An Eden Park crowd singalong to Loyal by Sir Dave Dobbyn may be in order because the music legend is one of several acts warming up thousands of fans before Six60 play their show. Fan-favourites Drax Project will also play a support act sl...

Press Release – Six60 Drax Project, Sir Dave Dobbyn, Troy Kingi And The Clutch, Jessb And Maimoa Join The Bill. SIX60 will be the first band ever to grace the stage at New Zealand’s national stadium Eden Park on Saturday 24th April 2021. Just announced! This will be one mega show with five support acts and live music kicking off from 4.30pm. First up is the young Māori collective Maimoa Music. Maimoa is a collective of young Māori music artists taking the world by storm. They first made headlines in 2015 when they knocked off Justin Timberlake from the number spot on the iTunes NZ Char...