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Sounday - 30 Jan 2010
HAGLEY PARK BUZZES THROUGHOUT SUMMER
But it only
TRULY rocks for one day – SOUNDAY!
SATURDAY 30
JANUARY 2010
NORTH HAGLEY PARK, CHRISTCHURCH
For the last three years SOUNDAY has been a
must do on the Christchurch summer calendar. SOUNDAY 2010
will see Saturday the 30th of January jam packed with some
of New Zealand’s favourite artists and most exciting new
talent.
SOUNDAY 2010 features treasures from the New Zealand song writing elite. The stunning musicality of The Phoenix Foundation, legendary lyricism of Don McGlashan and The Nameless Sons feat. Paul McLaney from Gramsci and Fly My Pretties fame.
Canterbury’s hottest new band – Electric Wire Hustle - will get you grooving with their blend of soul, psychedelic and hip hop which have been receiving rave reviews throughout Europe.
On the decks throughout the day will be New Zealand’s hip hop royalty PMoney, producer and RDU drive host Ghost and Wellington’s electronic maestro Module.
Also featured are Mairanne Dissard and Delaney Davidson, Sleepy Age and The Handsome Family who have been described by MOJO as “Dark, elemental, mischievous and mournful.”
To compliment this incredible music line up,
Hagley Park will be bustling with delicious food stalls and
a bar service. This can only be described as pure class on
grass.
Sounday –the unmissible event of the
Christchurch summer
FEATURING:
The Phoenix
Foundation / Don McGlashan / Electric Wire Hustle / The
Nameless Sons feat. Paul McLaney / Sleepy Age / PMoney /
Module / Ghost / Marianne Dissard and Delaney Davidson / The
Handsome Family
Tickets on sale now at
www.rdu.org.nz
Adults $27+bf, Youths (13-17) $20+bf and
Kids under 12
FREE!
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