Concert Review: Screaming Females – Whammy Bar May 28, 2019
It was a full-on rock maelstrom as New Jersey’s Screaming Females returned to Auckland’s Whammy Bar.
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Concert Review: The Schizophonics – Whammy Bar May 23, 2019
San Diego trio The Schizophonics brought their frenzied brand of garage rock to Auckland’s Whammy Bar, kicking off their first tour of New Zealand.
Interview: The Schizophonics – “It’s Just Pure Energy!”
Brace yourself, because The Schizophonics are on their way to rock New Zealand!
San Diego Trio The Schizophonics Announce Their 1st NZ Tour
Brace yourself! The wild, gyrating, and down-right gymnastic, guitarist Pat Beers is joined by his wife Lety on drums and bass player Blake Lindquist … and yes, Beers is their real name.
Screaming Females Announce NZ Tour
Screaming Females toured NZ in 2016. Now, armed with their new record, All At Once, they are back and hitting even more NZ cities!
Regurgitator Tickets Winner!
Congratulations to Nick Watt who correctly named Thailand as the country where Regurgitator recorded their 1996 debut album, Tu-Plang.
Cable Ties Cut Loose at Whammy Bar, February 28, 2019 (Concert Review)
Cable Ties kicked off their New Zealand tour at Whammy Bar last night, delivering an absolutely hypnotic performance, displaying musical precision and powerful, stamina-defying vocals. I can see feel every precise, hard-hitting guitar riff, bassline, and drum beat in my hands as I type this review. They were supported by the psychedelic, dark-surf 3-piece, Echo […]
Concert Review: Cate Le Bon – Whammy Bar February 23, 2019
Western Springs wasn’t the only Auckland venue to be sold out last night, Whammy Bar was packed to the rafters with fans eager to hear Welsh songstress Cate Le Bon.
Supersuckers – Whammy Bar February 8, 2019
American garage-rockers The Supersuckers wielded the evil powers of rock and roll at Auckland’s Whammy Bar last night.
Antagonist AD To Return To New Zealand This September
The more things change, the more they stay the same. No more resonant of an adage could be said for Oceanic hardcore group Antagonist AD, proudly coming home for the first time since 2016 in support of their new single, and Greyscale Records debut, No Justice.