Kora are back!
Kora are back!
Bring your A-Game when KORA play Opononi Hotel in Northland and Butler’s Reef, Oakura in the Taranaki this coming April.
A band that defies being genre specific, the boys from KORA bring their melange of influences that make the unique sound of KORA a must see experience.
Fresh from placing the finishing touches to
their new album, KORA are looking forward to road-testing
their new material.
When Laughton KORA was asked if
there’s any pressure on recording the new album
(remembering their first Volume went gold, and the single
Politicians stayed in the top ten for eight weeks)
“Yes and no. The reason we’ve done so well is that
we’ve stuck to our guns. We didn’t listen when we were
told, “Just play straight reggae!” We love to mix it up:
metal, jazz, blues and rock, we love that stuff. The great
thing is that we don’t get pigeonholed. We couldn’t get
pigeonholed, because we don’t listen to anyone but
ourselves. Less arrogant than the first, the new album has
the same feel ... eccentric.”
KORA played Australian dates in late January after playing the Auckland Big Day Out, replacing The Black Keys, and since then have been concentrating on the new (not-yet-titled) album.
EASTER
FRIDAY 22ND APRIL - BUTLERS REEF HOTEL
(DOORS OPEN
5.30PM)
SATURDAY 23RD APRIL - OPONONI HOTEL
TICKETS ON
SALE NOW
OPONONI SHOW:
http://www.dashtickets.co.nz/event/jsk6c7ft3, venue and The
Sound Lounge – Kerikeri
BUTLERS REEF SHOW:
http://www.dashtickets.co.nz/event/4cnfhq7k0, venue and
Crowded House – New
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