Top Musicians Join Forces For Samoa

Top Musicians Join Forces For Samoa

After the tragic events in Samoa last week, a group of top New Zealand entertainers have rallied together for a massive benefit concert on Monday 19th October 2009 at the Vector Arena in Auckland.

When the Tsunami hit Samoa last week, it personally affected Scribe and Savage who lost their family villages and family members in the disaster. Along with Dawn Raid, Oscar Kightley and Ole Maiava, they rapidly organized a dream line up of top NZ musicians who had no hesitation in donating their performances to this worthy cause.

All businesses, personnel and artists have given their services for free, therefore 100% of the proceeds will be donated to Samoa.

We urge all New Zealanders to support this event to aid our fellow citizens of Samoa.
Wellington, Christchurch and Dunedin dates and line ups to be announced shortly.

 ‘I LOVE THE ISLANDS’

Samoa Relief Concert

Hosted By:

Oscar Kightley

Featuring performances by:

Neil Finn & Tim Finn

Dave Dobbyn

Bic Runga

Savage

Scribe

Hollie Smith

Elemeno P

Nesian Mystik

Jordan Luck Band

J.Williams

Che-Fu & Kratez

Open Souls

Kirsten Morrell

Sweet & Irie

DJ Sirvere

Aaradhna

PNC

Devolo

Mareko

King Kapisi

Feelstyle

Adeaze

Cydel

Ardijah

Lapi Mariner

Venue: Vector Arena, Mahuhu Crescent, Parnell, Auckland, New Zealand

Date: Monday October 19th, 2009

Tickets: only $25.00 from www.ticketmaster.co.nz

On Sale: midday Friday 9th October 2009

With much love and thanks to

Pacific Music Awards Trust: Petrina George

Dawn Raid Music Ltd: Brotha D & Andy Murnane

Publicity: Teresa Patterson and Lauren Clough

Scribe & Oscar Kightley

Eccles Entertainment: Sound / Stage / Production

Pasifika Festival /Auckland Council: Ole Maiava

Event Accountant: Lynda Parsons–Entertainment Accounting

Vector Arena

Ticketmaster

Air New Zealand

TV3

C4

Mediaworks

Radioworks

The Radio Network

Phantom Posters

My Space

NZ Herald

Herald on Sunday

Sunday Star Times

Sunday News

Nui FM

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