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Sounds Like Waitangi music festival announced for Mangawhai
Sounds Like Waitangi music festival announced for Mangawhai
Sounds Like Waitangi - Greg Johnson,
Andrew Fagan & Peter Urlich headline Waitangi Day at
Mangawhai Tavern
Sounds Like Waitangi at Mangawhai Tavern will kick off the unofficial long weekend in early February, with Greg Johnson, Andrew Fagan & The People, and Peter Urlich (DJ sets) all part of the fantastic line-up.
The outdoor concert, from 3pm to 9pm on Thursday February 6, also features Lisa Crawley, Delete Delete, Show Me Where It Hurts and Tempist Fujit.
It’s a family friendly event, with pre-sale tickets are available from Ticketmaster and the venue from 2pm TODAY (Wednesday December 11) for the Earlybird price of $40. Children under 12 are free.
Greg Johnson has sung and written a string of unforgettable songs - Isabelle, Liberty, Don’t Wait Another Day, Save Yourself, Now The Sun is Out, and so many more. For the past decade Greg has been based in California, and is relishing the chance to return to headline Sounds Like Waitangi.
Andrew Fagan is
back with a dynamic band showcasing the best of his songs
(Mockers, solo and more).
Fagan & The People will
blast through a killer set including Swear Its True,
Forever Tuesday Morning, Jerusalem, Get Light, and One Black
Friday.
Peter Urlich will MC and perform DJ sets to keep the summer beachside vibe rolling. Peter shot to fame in Th’ Dudes and has been a key player in Auckland’s club scene since the early ‘80s, as well as hosting popular radio shows on George and 95bFM.
Lisa Crawley’s new album All In My Head has attracted great reviews and a legion of new fans. Delete Delete’s appearance coincides with the release of new single Between The Lines after the success of their debut electro-pop single.
Show Me Where It Hurts bring their captivating brand of “swingin’ sass and soul, fingerpoppin’ rock-a-rolla” to the bill, and Northland locals Tempist Fujit have built a strong following around their hard rock sound.
Full details available from Plus1.co.nz and MangawhaiTavern.co.nz
Tickets available from Ticketmaster.co.nz and Mangawhai Tavern.
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