Kiwi reggae onstage at the Hawkins Theatre - Papakura
Kiwi reggae onstage at the Hawkins Theatre -
Papakura
Upcoming kiwi reggae stars Sons of Zion are set
to play the Hawkins
Theatre on Saturday 19th March. The
Sons of Zion are a six piece crew
hailing from various
locations around Aotearoa.
Their live stage presence has
captivated audiences all over New Zealand
and their
infectious sound is a mixture of reggae and roots groove
with
melodic vocals, phat dubby base lines and metal
inspired guitar riffs.
Since their 2007 New Zealand Music
Month debut, Sons Of Zion have
continued to build
momentum both here and in Australia through touring
and
playing at festivals such as Parachute and just recently the
2011
Raggamuffin Reggae Festival alongside internationals
Mary J Blige, Jimmy
Cliff and the Wailers.
In their
short time on the local roots scene, Sons of Zion have
already
shared the stage with some of the country’s
best loved roots acts
including KORA, Katchafire, The
Blackseeds, Cornerstone Roots, House of
Shem, Three
Houses Down and Aardijah.
Sons of Zion are looking forward
to their Papakura gig and are currently
working towards a
second album to be released in late 2011.
Support comes from South Auckland’s eight piece band, Valiant BOYS.
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