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SUMMARY:Warm Soup - Presented by Wheke Sound
DESCRIPTION:  \n \n  \nJoin us for some warm soup and warm vibes as we serve you up a night of delicious doof and chunky croutons\, celebrating all the Libra birthday peeps out there! \nFeaturing local DJ’s and producers playing House\, Dub Techno\, Prog\, Bush Tech and Progressive Trance \n  \nWe’re excited to announce: \nWeka Tek \nWilly Styles \nOptic Swerve \nOoz (Debut producer / DJ set from Andy Tron’s new project) \n  \nDoors open from 7pm with warm up tunes and actual soup available while it lasts! \n
URL:https://soundsgood.guide/gig/warm-soup-presented-by-wheke-sound/
LOCATION:XCHC\, 376 Wilsons Road\, Waltham\, Christchurch\, New Zealand
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SUMMARY:Footmahi World Cup 2026 Release Party (CHCH)
DESCRIPTION:HAT’S RIGHT PEOPLE THE BIG FRESH COLLECTIVE IS BACK FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY! \nIt’s the TWIN CITIES Footmahi 2026 World Cup launch parties and we’re going out with a BANG! \nŌtautahi AND Te Whanaganui a Tara will simultaneously host two of the HOTTEST gigs of the calendar year ❤️‍?

MARK THE DATE Sunday 25th October (day before Labour Day)! \nThis will be the first two BFC run shows in well over a year and it also doubles down as an extra special occasion – The Ōtautahi show will double as the RETIREMENT PARTY for long serving don of The Big Fresh Collective Liam K. Swiggs as he hangs up the decks after a shining career spanning well over a decade behind the wheels of steel <3 \nThe Ōtautahi show will serve as the hottest after party to the Kiwis VS Cook Islands Rugby League World Cup game in town with the venue located in walking distance from One New Zealand stadium – whilst Te Whanaganui a Tara’s show will be held at a top secret location with details to come in the next couple of weeks! \nStar-studded line-ups to all be revealed soon after the two head coaches get their final team lists through for the big day – but already confirmed in Ōtautahi’s starting team is the legendary LAKEBOON representing the Kuki’s HARD ?? \nAll proceeds from this Christchurch show will be donated towards junior rugby league development in Ōtautahi ?? \nŌtautahi tickets available through Under The Radar & Welly tickets announced in a couple weeks!\nUP THE KIWIS ? \n
URL:https://soundsgood.guide/gig/footmahi-world-cup-2026-release-party-chch/
LOCATION:Galaxy Bar\, 206 Barbadoes Street\, New Zealand
CATEGORIES:Gig,Release
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SUMMARY:Tim Mahon And Kerfuffle
DESCRIPTION:Following the release of the single ‘Vote’ on May 11th\, Tim Mahon unleashes his new album The Great Kerfuffle\, and he’ll be hitting the road with his band – also named The Great Kerfuffle. \nTim Mahon has a track record in multiple areas of Aotearoa music\, and somehow he’s also found the time to keep writing his own music. His first solo album Music From a Lightbulb from 2002\, was cleverly released under the name The Moth. \nAs the former bass player of The Plague (1978-1979)\, The Whizz Kids (1979-1980)\, and Blam Blam Blam (1980-1982)\, he’s been an integral part of these highly influential Aotearoa bands. \nBehind the scenes\, Mahon has also been involved witha number of initiatives which have had a long-lasting impact. He became the project manager at the Otara Music Arts Centre (OMAC) in 1987\, where he got local band Bamboo signed to PolyGram\, and to open the BB King/U2 show at Western Springs. At the same time producing Proud music featuring Sisters Underground and The O.M.C. Also MA-V-ELLE. \nBut this is back to the roots of where it all came from Kiwi rock you’ll want to wrap your arms around and rock the night away. \n
URL:https://soundsgood.guide/gig/tim-mahon-and-kerfuffle/
LOCATION:Space Academy\, 371 St Asaph St\, Christchurch\, 8011\, New Zealand
CATEGORIES:Gig,Release
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SUMMARY:Sulfate - And It Wants - Album Release Tour
DESCRIPTION:Feral\, devolved and running on instinct\, the six songs on Sulfate’s third album ‘And It Wants’ grapple between David Harris unleashing on his drum kit\, Zac Arnold conjuring fuzz and feedback and Peter Ruddell’s taut\, wiry guitar-work and commanding baritone. Written and recorded in New Lynn’s industrial area\, this new batch of songs were created on a diet of Cormac McCarthy novels\, Adam Curtis documentaries and the madness of gothic horror. Since recording\, Sulfate’s line up has expanded once more\, introducing multi-instrumentalist Louisa Nicklin to the band’s inexorable live performances. \nSonically\, Sulfate set out some parameters at the outset of the album recordings – and it was important for things to sound real. The band wanted real instruments to be played\, and\, importantly\, sound like they’re being played\, by real\, living people. This was a conscious reaction to the modern\, online\, perfect-existence\, social media-ness of it all. Audio engineer Emily Wheatcroft-Snape was recommended to the band because of her ability to capture sounds with accuracy and precision – and she encapsulated the live band just as they had hoped. \nThematically\, ‘And It Wants’ sees Ruddell clinging to optimism and joy while being subject to the existential nihilism of our current hypernormal\, western reality. “Death is all through this record. The songs were born out of the feeling that there are no rules\, that nothing matters\, and that we all die. That we dance around the fact that death comes for us all\, but we never really\, truly\, acknowledge it – it’s just too big or too heavy to have any kind of impact on our day to day existence. The intent is to provide a sonic backdrop to dance ecstatically\, liberated\, as the world around you burns. Find comfort and joy in things while you can\, even as the end draws near and darkness begins to ruminate.” \n‘And It Wants’ is out digitally\, and on two exclusive vinyl variants via Flying Nun Records and Holiday Records on October 23rd.\nhttps://linktr.ee/SulfateBand \n
URL:https://soundsgood.guide/gig/sulfate-and-it-wants-album-release-tour/
LOCATION:Space Academy\, 371 St Asaph St\, Christchurch\, 8011\, New Zealand
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