Dead Favours – Galatos June 16, 2023 (Concert Review)
Dead Favours brought the good times back to Galatos last night with help from their buddies, Ekko Park.
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Dead Favours – Sink Or Swim: 13th Floor Singles Session
Its Jared and Kyle of Dead Favours up at The 13th Floor to help us celebrate New Zealand Music Month with this acoustic version of Sink Or Swim.
13th Floor New Song Of The Day: Dead Favours – Move On
Here’s Dead Favours with a brand new video for Move On.
Dead Favours Celebrate New Album & Winter Tour
Dead Favours are celebrating the release of their second album Riffing & Yelling with a nationwide tour. Produced by Six60’s Chris Mac, Riffing & Yelling, will be released in a two-part series. The first part ‘side a’ will release on Friday 21 May and ‘side b’ in Q4 of 2021.
Villainy, Powerstation Auckland, 27 July 2019 Concert Photos
13th Floor Photographer Chris Zwaagdyk was at Powerstation last night shooting Villainy and openers, Dead Favours and Sit Down in Front. We’ll have a review along shortly, but for now, enjoy the images.
Homegrown – Wellington Waterfront April 7, 2018
With 45 acts, five stages and a stunning harbour vistas the Capital’s best day out for music fans promised a great party to close off an exceptional summer. Now in its 11th year this sold out festival has rightly earned its iconic status, alongside Laneway, Rhythm & Vines, the former Big Day Out and Splore, among others. It’s also the best way to see the greatest number of Kiwi bands all in one place. So, did it live up to the reputation? Tim Gruar packed a rain jacket, his notepad and his camera to head along and find out.