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BRING SEXY BACKJustin Timberlake announced he will

perform live in Auckland in October at

Vector Arena. This marks JTs rst tour

in six years, following the release of

2013s albums The 20/20 Experience

and The 20/20 Experience - 2 of 2.

Tickets will go on sale Fri 21st March at

10am via Ticketmaster.

SEE HIM LIVE:JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE

SUN 12 OCTVECTOR ARENA, AUCKLAND

RIOT CREATORTyler The Creator was jailed for inciting

a riot at the Austin-Bergstrom Airport in

Texas and promptly paid the $25,000

bond hours before performing a show

in Dallas at the House of Blues. Police

say the 23-year-old Los Angeles

resident incited a large crowd of fans to

push their way past venue employees

controlling access to a Thursday

unofcial day party that was already at

full capacity. The act carries a penalty of

up to a year in jail and a $4000 ne.

AHBEZ GOLDArthur Ahbez will be playing two shows

this March in New Zealand, with further

dates to be announced for May. Afterparting ways with his rst band Welfare

Mothers, Arthur started building sounds

on his own. Arthur recently released his

acid folk debut album, Gold. As a live

band Arthur performs with a four-piece

known as Superbird. Brothers Chanan

and Rikihana Douglas are on drums

and bass respectively. Anton Tennet

is on organ and Thod Schmit plays

percussion. And when hes not away

Michael Barnett is the bands genius

lead guitarist. 2014 will see Arthur tour

New Zealand and there are promises of

more material later in the year.

SEE HIM LIVE:ARTHUR AHBEZ

THU 27 MARMAJOR TOMS, MOUNT MAUNGANUI

SAT 29 MARGOLDEN DAWN, AUCKLAND

SUREN AHASuren Unka is set to release his debut

album El Chupacabrathis April. El

Chupacabrafeatures ten tracks intotal with eight new songs alongside

previously released singles Early (2011)

and Alice (2013). A single from El

Chupacabrawill be released before April.

NEW ALBUM:EL CHUPACABRA

OUT MON 21 APR

WHOLE LOTTA LEDWith the Friday 30th of May release of

deluxe editions of Led Zeppelin, Led

Zeppelin II, and Led Zeppelin III, the

band will launch an extensive reissue

program of all nine of its studio albums

in chronological order, each remastered

by guitarist and producer Jimmy Page.

Led Zeppelin will also open its vaults to

share dozens of unheard studio and live

recordings, with each album featuring

a second disc of companion audio

comprised entirely of unreleased music

related to that album. The reissues will

be available on multiple CD, vinyl, and

digital formats including limited edition

super deluxe boxed set.


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FRI 21 MAR

WED 19 MAR

FRI 21 MAR

THU 20 MAR

THU 20 MAR

LOUIS BAKERSAN FRAN BATH HOUSE

WELLINGTON

9PM, $15 - 25, DASHTICKETS.CO.NZ

Prepare to have your heart strings

plucked by Louis Baker during his

long awaited EP release tour. This

performance in his local Wellington

will be particularly poignant. The

tenderness that his voice exudes draws

similarities to Jeff Buckley. The songs

are sad but always with a foundation

of hope that leaves a smile on the

listeners face.

NINE INCH NAILS & QUEENS OFTHE STONE AGE

VECTOR ARENA

AUCKL AND

7PM, $105 - 125, TICKETMASTER.CO.NZ

For fans there is very little that needs to

be said about these two heavyweights.

Trent Reznor, re-signed to a major

label, will be using his baritone voice

to shroud Vector Arena in industrial

gloom. The toss of a coin will determine

whether the ever-evolving Queens of

the Stone Age or NIN start rst.

SJD, THE BADS, MULHOLLANDTHE KINGS ARMS

AUCKL AND

8PM, $20, UNDERTHERADAR.CO.NZ

Sean James Donnellys eclectic musical

mix is perfectly suited to the Kings

Arms, a venue many of the musicians

performing on the night will be

intimately familiar with. Constantly the

critics darling, SJD is fresh from having

won the Taite Music Prize for his most

recent album Electric Wasteland.

POKEY LAFARGEBODEGA

WELLINGTON

8PM, $40, UNDERTHERADAR.CO.NZ

There will be no better venue in New

Zealand to see the much-hyped Pokey

Lafarge than Wellingtons ambient

Bodega bar. Be transported to a

forgotten past by this embodiment of

Americana, his voice a relic representing

old time swing and rag tag blues. Rub

your eyes and keep reminding yourself

you havent left the 21st Century.

LIONEL RICHIE ANDJOHN FARNHAMCBS CANTERBURY ARENA

CHRISTCHURCH

5PM, $79 - 175, TICKETEK.CO.NZ

Hello, is this the gig youre looking for?

Five-time Grammy winner Lionel Richie

will be sparking a loved-up frenzy with

his career spanning hits beginning

with his early Motown days with the

Commodores to his chart topping solo-

singles. Not to be missed.

GIG OFTHE

WEEK

Shit worth

doingTHIS WEEKS TEN MUST SEE

MUSIC EVENTS IN NEW ZEALAND

ALL AGES

TOUR

CULT CLASSIC

FREE

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SAT 22 MAR

SUN 23 MAR

FRI 22 MAR

FRI 22 MAR

TUE 25 MAR

SAT 22 MAR

PHOENIX FESTNIXON PARK

AUCKL AND

12PM - 6PM

Phoenix Drinks are promoting a

healthier better Aotearoa by putting

on what looks like the funkiest free

festival Auckland has seen for a long

while. DJs and bands will be pumping

throughout, blending the best of

jazz and funk. The Opensouls are

reforming for the event to play both of

their acclaimed albums.

MARTHA DAVIS AND MOTELDUX LIVE

CHRISTCHURCH

8PM, $61 - 161, TICKETS.NZTIX.CO.NZ

Blasting out of the past comes Martha

Davis and The Motels. Their bittersweet

anthem Only The Lonely is sure to

have a special place in a lot of peoples

hearts. Her arrival comes after a long

wait, having postponed her original date

in October. Get ready for an emotional

rollercoaster from one of the 80s nest.

TAMI NEILSONWUNDERBAR

LYTTLETON

Christchurchs bohemian heart,

Lyttleton, is bouncing back nicely and

no place epitomises this better than

Wunderbar, one of the stranger bars in

New Zealand. Performing there is Tami

Neilson whose soulful voice winds out

country epics that are receiving critical

acclaim. Her latest album is grounded

in Lyttleton where the local country

music scene is taking off.

THE NUDGEMIGHTY MIGHTY

WELLINGTON

Join The Nudge for a hometown show

at Mighty Mighty. The gem of a bar

will be closing at the end of May so

any opportunity to party hearty there

should be seized. The Nudge play a

psychedelic amalgamation of stoned

out guitar licks and free jamming that

will take the listener on a journey to

higher places.

BILLY BRAGGTHE POWERSTATION

AUCKLAND

8PM, $77,75, TICKETMASTER.CO.NZ

Iconic folk activist, Billy Bragg, is never

far away from our shores, ltering the

freewheeling spirit of Woody Guthrie

though the eyes of an East-Londoner.

Left wing politics and romantic urges go

hand in hand with Bragg as he heads

here on a full band tour. His new album

brings out Braggs personal side and

received rave reviews.

JOHN THE BAPTISTMIGHTY MIGHTY

WELLINGTON

9PM, $10

Plunge into a pool of folk revelry

and have the sins of the weekend

washed away for the very last time.

Wellingtonian gig goers will have to nd

a new outlet for their garage-folk needs

as the band plan to turn off the lights

for good. Mighty Mighty will provide the

perfect send off, so get there!


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Shit

worthdoing WHEN BJRK MET ATTENBOROUGHARTS CHANNEL, 9.20PM

One is considered the greatest living British icon renowned

for a voice so soothing it could put an insomniac to sleep,

the other is an avant garde singer recently given an island

by her native Iceland as a thank-you. Both artists work is

steeped in an appreciation for the natural world, watch as

they compare ideas.

100 YEN: THE JAPANESE ARCADE EXPERIENCEARTS CHANNEL, 7.30PM

The Arts Channel is on top form at the moment showcasing

this documentary following the evolution of arcade culture.

Journey through the surreal mega-arcades of downtown

Tokyo, a nerds Las Vegas where not only are videogame

arcades still relevant but they have gone beyond light

entertainment into an entire way of life.

FULL HOUSETV2, 4.30PM

This is the place where it all began for fans of Mary Kate

& Ashley Olsen, watch as the two actresses both play the

character of Michelle Tanner in the classic sit-com about

the difculty of a single dad raising three girls. TV2, in a t of

nostalgia have decided to bring this one back to our airwaves.

LIVE FROM THE ARTISTS DEN: ROBERT PLANTARTS CHANNEL, 8.40PM

The Led Zeppelin singer plays on a strange snowy day in

Nashville, inside the War Memorial Auditorium, with his new

group The Band of Joy. Switching between his classic and

new material Plants voice has lost none of its original menace.

A great opportunity to watch rock royalty in a setting totally out

of place.

DAVID BLAINE: REAL OR MAGICPRIME, 9.30PM

This one off 90-minute special features street magician and

endurance artist David Blaine. Blaine has made his name as

a seriously mind boggling trickster and this show adds to the

thrill by letting you see him freak out Hollywoods elite, watch

Harrison Ford tell Blaine to get the F- out of my house, after a

seriously crazy trick.

FRI 21 MAR

SUN 23 MAR

SAT 22 MAR

SUN 23 MAR

THU 20 MAR

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Attempting to modify and

customise the racing genre

made famous by theFast

and Furiousfranchise, the

adaptation of the popular EA

game shines like a new toy, but

as the race starts it becomes

apparent that the same engine

lies under the hood.

Absent of narrative,

screenwriter George Gatins

has crafted a vapid story of

betrayal, loss and revenge

around high-speed pursuits

and over-the-top luxury

car cross-country races.

Breaking Bads Aaron Paul

shows off his signature snarl

as blue-collar mechanicTobey Marshall, a good guy

with a mountain of debt.

Given an offer he cant

refuse from slimeball rich

kid Dino Brewster (Dominic

Cooper), things go from bad

to worse and Tobey ends up

in jail. Determined to clear

his name, he embarks on a

race against time to reclaim

his honour.

Need for Speeddoesntreinvent the wheel, but it

does stay true to the core

elements that fans will

know and love about the

original games. Unlike Fast

& Furious,where tin can-

sounding Japanese imports

are stock on the starting line,

a tendency towards luxury

brands and multi-million

dollar supercars means the

action stakes are higher

- and more exciting - as

these pieces of engineering

brilliance are thrown end

over end down numerous

American highways.

Pauls acting leaves little

to be desired as he grunts

out sentimentalities, while

Cooper falls easily into his

bad-boy stereotype. British

up-and-comer Imogen

Poots tries to steer the

narrative in a more heartfelt

direction (and fails), whileFifty Shades of Greyactress

Dakota Johnson provides

unwanted narrative fodder.

But hey, thats not why

were here and with death-

defying stunts aplenty, all

shot with limited CGI, theres

something to keep the car

enthusiast within hooked to

the screen.

LAURA WEASER

DIRECTED BY

SCOTT WAUGH

STARRING

AARON PAUL, DOM INIC

COOPER, SCOTT MESCUDI

FILM OF THE WEEK

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ALL AGES

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ART

THEATRE

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THIS WEEKS FIVE MUST SEECULTURAL EVENTS IN

NEW ZEALAND

SAT 22 MAR - SUN 23 MAR

SAT 22 MAR

THU 20 MARSAT 22 MAR

FRI 21 MAR

MISS BURLESQUE NZ 2014WELLINGTON HIGH SCHOOL

WELLINGTON

R18, 7PM - 11PM, $35 - 120,

EVENTFINDA.CO.NZ

Watch the battle of the burlesque as

voluptuous contestants compete for

the title of Miss Burlesque. The event

will be supplied with drool inspiring

cocktails. There will be a Mr Burlesque

competition as well, just so the guys

dont feel left out. See if reigning

champions Sina King and Mo Cachino

can hold on to their titles.

CAFFEINATIONSHED 6

WELLINGTON

9.30PM

What better way to show your love for

New Zealands favourite beverage than

by attending the NZ Coffee Festival?

Its free and offers a place to jitter alongwith your fellow caffeine-addicts. Sip

your espresso while sneering at foam

drinking non-purists. Learn more about

the coffee you consume and improve

your coffee making skills.

WEED DATINGRAHUI-KAHIKA RESERVE

AUCKLAND

4PM - 6PM

Before jumping to conclusions, this event

is about plucking pesky weeds from the

ground, not that type of weed. West

Auckland is celebrating its natural beauty

this month with a variety of events, none

more interesting than Weed Dating

in the Waitakere. Come Mix work with

pleasure as you help beautify paradise,

with an eye-out for Mr/Ms Right.

2014 RAW COMEDY QUESTSAN FRAN BATH HOUSE

WELLINGTON

8PM, $15, EVENTFINDA.CO.NZ

There are plenty of funny-guys living

in this ne nation. However, there can

only be one Number One. The San

Fran Bath House hosts the Wellington

nals, with the winner being own to

the nals in Auckland. Each contestant

has six minutes to tickle the audiences

fancy. Watch as some succeed and

others crumble!

FESTIVAL OF CULTURESTHE SQUARE

PALMERSTON NORTH

6PM

To celebrate the beginning of this

years Festival of Cultures, there will

be a parade in Palmerston Norths

The Square. There will be plenty of

food stalls and performances including

Bossa Legal who will be pumping

Bossa Nova grooves. Come see the

giant lanterns and bring your own.

There are lantern-making workshops,helping promote community spirit.


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Your house is on re,what do yousave?Gag. I suppose Id save

people. I would save my

boyfriend rst and then if I

had time I would save the

new neighbours upstairs

but I only really know one of

them so Id save her rst.

Favourite 90s TV show?Freaks and Geeks!

Dream job as a kid?I wanted to write the music for

Disney lms. I still kinda do.

If you werent a musician,

what would you be?My plan B was to write ads

cos I love bad puns.

Ultimate festival line-up?Prince. Also its not a

festival. Also were friends.

Who would play you ina lm?Oprah, cos shes really

emotional. Todd Emerson

from Daffodilssaid that herreal name is actually Orpah.

How do you discovernew music?I have a complex system

that involves a few specic

blogs, social media

recommendations, and

occasionally radio but radio

in the States is not good.

Worst job youve had?The worst was playing

piano for a childrens theatre

company. I had to play

Food Glorious Food for

two hours straight while a

Artist Q&Astring of seven-year-olds

lumbered through an overly

complicated dance routine.

The most interesting job I

ever had was alphabetizing

a sex library. It was very

educational; the job took

three times longer than it

should have.

Which song do you wishyou wrote?I Cant Make You Love

Me, sung by Bonnie Raitt.

Biggest fear?I have ridiculous fears. In

Daffodils I was terried that

the giant speaker hanging

above my head was

going to fall on me. I was

convinced I would be the

next Curtis Mayeld. I cant

stand ying. I hate stick

insects, theyre so spindly

and manipulative the way

they creep up on to you

pretending to be a harmless

stick. And THEN!

First gig in attendance?The Topp Twins at

Devonport Fair. Mum made

me go get their autograph,I was SO embarrassed. The

rst big gig that Im super

happy I went to was Michael

Jackson at Mt Smart, at age

11. We were way down the

back. The organizers sold

periscopes and that was

the only way I stood even a

chance at seeing the giant

screens.

Any vices?Like those corny Englishperiod shows, like Downton

Abbey,and I just nished

the rst season of Call the

Midwife. Everyone else in

our house thinks theyre

lame. I tried tricking Fen into

watching Call the Midwife

with me by renaming it

Telephone the Average

Spouse but he saw right

through this clever ruse.

Also, crack.

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Eating Drinking

THE LUCKY TACO230 PONSONBY RD

AUCKLAND

This nomadic food truck offers enough to get hungry

Aucklanders excited. Usually on Ponsonby Road, they have a

schedule that allows you to track the trucks movement. The

Lucky Taco is the brainchild of artist Otis Frizzell and his wife

Sarah. The concept retains a remarkably homely style, as if

it was a hobby that morphed into a bread-earner over night.

The menu changes frequently and when theyve sold out, they

close up shop for the day. Auckland is lucky to have such an

authentic taqueria, with a range of chilli sauces designed to

zest up your meal or knock your socks off.

EMERSONS BREWERY14 WICKLIFFE ST

DUNEDIN

New Zealand sure has upped its game on the craft beer

front in recent times and these guys have been onto it from

the start. Emersons beers blend the best of Europe with the

essentials of New Zealand, using imported malts with premium

NZ hops. The key word in their philosophy and brewing

process is natural and they are committed to creating full and

fresh avours good enough to rank them as among the worlds

very best. Emersons retains the charm and personality of a

small brewery whilst expanding to meet the surge in demand

as people open their eyes and lips to these delicious beers.

KIWIBERRY84 THE SQUARE, THE PLAZA

PALMERSTON NORTH

The original frozen

yoghurt shop in NZ, they

have pioneered the DIY

approach. Customers

design how they want their

yoghurt to taste and what

toppings to include. Stores

have spread like wildre

across New Zealand but

KiwiBerri pride themselves

on being the innovator. They

outshine their competitors.

THE THAI KITCHEN239 COLOMBO ST

CHRISTCHURCH

Condently claims to be

the best Thai in town

and judging by the rave

reviews, they could well

be right. Authentic avours

come from the Thai chefs

who work hard to make

this little hole-in-the-wall

a cult favourite for hungry

Cantabrians. Food comas

will ensue with the size of

their generous portions.

THE RESIDENCE120 COURTENAY PLC

WELLINGTON

If you like a bit of selection

when it comes to your tap

beers, The Residence on

Courtenay Place is your

new go-to spot. Functioning

as a restaurant serving

brunch, lunch and dinner as

well as a late night venue,

open until 5am! Get there

during happy hour to truly

enjoy the 12 beers and

ciders on tap.

BREW ON QUAY102 QUAY ST

AUCKLAND

Brew On Quay usually

goes off. Tucked into such

a key location theres

bound to be something

on thatll pack out the

bar. Each room has its

own unique atmosphere,

appealing to every type

of brew consumer. The

bar delivers with ne food

and an array of beers from

around the world.


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A$AP FERG (US)Fri 28 Mar Studio, Auckland

Sat 29 Mar Bodega, Wellington

ARCTIC MONKEYS (UK)

Fri 02 MayVectorArena, Auckland

Sat 03 MayTSB Bank

Arena, Wellington

ARTHUR AHBEZThu 27 Mar Major Toms,

Mount Maunganui

Sat 29 Mar Golden

Dawn, Auckland

BATTLE OF THE BABES:WORLD MODEL SEARCHFri 21 MarAxces,

Hamilton (Heat)

Sat 22 MarThe Empire,

Auckland (Semi Final)

Fri 04 Apr Juice Bar,

Auckland (AKL Final 1)

Sat 05 AprThe Empire,

Auckland (AKL Final 2)

Wed 09 Apr Dux Live,

Christchurch (Heat)

Thu 10 Apr Red Square,

Wellington (Heat)

Fri 11 Apr Red Square,Wellington (Heat)

Sat 12 Apr Red Square,

Wellington (WLG Final)

Thu 17 Apr Brewers,

Mount Maunganui (Heat)

Sat 26 AprVenue TBC,

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Gaming

TITANFALL

XBOX ONE

Titanfall is fast, man, fast. Its fast and I keep dying.

Youre dropped God knows where, with only the vague

semblance of an explanation. All you know is that you have

people to kill and they are trying to kill you. And you can y,

sort of.

Titanfallis stunning to look at. The maps are large and

confusing enough that you can fool yourself into thinking it

might just be an open world game. When you do get familiar

with the maze of corridors and buildings, you suddenlyremember that youre wearing a jump-jetpack and can zip

about on rooftops and walls. At this stage a bullet is usually

red from one of these rooftops, ending your current life.

From high up on the rooftops you can see the Titans as well.

It is actually awe-inspiring the rst time you see one of these

giant robots striding along a street, accompanied by other

pilots and grunts running cover along the roofs. You see it and

aspire to get one of your own. Nothing is more satisfying than

hearing, Your Titan is ready to drop.

Each of the three different types of Titan have different

attributes: one is fast and carries more rockets, one is the well-

balanced version and the other is all armour and nukes whenyou eject. Ejecting is important. While youve got one eye on

your target, you have to keep one eye on your armour level.

These big dogs arent indestructible.

Even with your gargantuan metallic buddy, you will die a lot,

man. A lot.

In combat, remember your grenades; remember that your

cloaking device is only good against Titans; remember that

your Titan has shields that can catch then return anything

shot at you. Stay in groups: teams work better in Titanfallthan

anything else Ive seen. Pilots need to concentrate on killing

Titans, and Titans need to travel in pairs to be truly safe. Get

your teams back.

Titanfall is just so full of things. The world is beautiful and

detailed, the maps are detailed and confusing, the giant robots

have plenty of places to hide. Take your time to drink it all in as

the bullets zing around and into you.

HADYN GREEN

MGS5: GROUND ZEROES DELAYED IN AUS AND NZMetal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroeswill release in Australia

and New Zealand on March 27, a week later than originally

planned.

The game was due to release on Thursday 20 March, the

same date as the Japanese and European release, but local

retailers listings for all four platforms it is coming to (PlayStation

4, PlayStation 3, Xbox One, and Xbox 360), show the

Thursday 27 March date. We reached out to the publisher,

Konami, for comment, who conrmed the delay.

Though no reason for the delay was given, there are reports

that it is due to the Xbox One version not arriving in Australia

on time. Rather than have the game come out later on that

platform than on the others, Konami allegedly opted to delay

the games release entirely.

DRIVECLUB GOES BACK TO THE DRAWING BOARDDriveClub, an upcoming PlayStation 4-exclusive racing game

developed by Evolution Studios, has gone back to the

drawing board according to PlayStation software product

development head Scott Rhode.

DriveClub was originally scheduled to release as a launch title

for the PlayStation 4 last year, but was delayed in October with

no new release date unveiled.

Speaking to IGN, Rhodes has reiterated Sonys desire not to

release the game before its ready. What I will say is that it all

comes back to that fundamental principle, and thats that we

want to build great games, he said. And we really dont want

to release a game before its ready.

When it does release, a PlayStation Plus version of DriveClub

with fewer cars and tracks will be added to Sonys Instant

Game Collection, with the option of paying to upgrade to the

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Sebadoh, a lo- indie band from the US

who have been around for about 27

years, have a soothing, capable sound.

You know that when listening you are

in the hands of professionals, without

losing any of the three-piece tradition.

In preparation for Sebadohs upcoming

tour in New Zealand, I got the chance

to talk to lead singer Lou Barlow about

the band.

Firstly, what does Sebadoh mean?Its a nonsense word I came up with

while recording my rst attempts at

songs, which were more like tape

collages. I repeated the word sebadoh

over a distorted guitar and tape

glitchesthen I forced it on Eric and

Jason as the name of our band.

Youve been around for about 27years, how do you keep comingup with new material? Do yound that your sound has changedsignicantly over that time?Over time we became more of a live

band, so the main focus is touring.

The early records had a lot of four-

track trickery going on the band is

a simple three-piece and has always

been a simple three-piece so honestlyIm not sure how much we could

change over the years. Our new

songs t nicely with the old songs in

my opinion, and I think the formula is

perfect: write songs for a three-piece

band, play them live, repeat.

Congratulations on getting numberone on the New Alternative Artistsbillboard last year! Have younoticed a change in your fan basesince that milestone?God no, its exactly the same. We

are indie rock survivors who play to

indie rock survivors. Its fair to say that

charts like that mean almost nothing

in terms of real-life perception of the

band or popularity.

Theres been a 14 year gap betweenyour last album and this one. Isthere any particular reason for this?We waited for the right conditions: solid

line-up, a place to record for free, the

necessary gear at our disposal. All that

happened in the last year or so, so

we went for it. Before that, the line-up

wasnt particularly solid and once we

did get some momentum it was crucial

to rst learn the old songs.

When you came to New Zealandlast time, was there anything newor unexpected that you remembernding here? Anything youre

looking forward to doing/seeing/eating on your return?New Zealand is beautiful, for one. On

my last multi-city tour there, back in

2002 or so, I drove into the mountains.

Im enamoured with the scenery. It

also has a unique indie-centric musical

tradition that I have a lot of respect for.

Its a special place, yknow, and Im

glad I get to go back.

What would you say was your

favourite song that Sebadoh hasreleased and why?Right now its All Kinds from an EP we

did recently. Its short, I play bass and

sing on it which makes it different than

my other Sebadoh songs. I like Jasons

guitar playing on it. The song references

a Mission of Burma song [Academy

Fight Song]. It was written quickly,

came together quickly, and makes me

wish I could be trapped in a studio for a

month with Jake and Bob and make a

little masterpiece for ourselves.

What do you guys do for fun orto chill out? Any weird hobbies orrituals before performing?When we are touring we are also

driving, selling our records, planning the

next day. Driving is actually excellent

chill out time we enter a very

satisfying quiet place because weve

done it for most of our lives. Each tour

is an opportunity to perfect the process.

Each of us has our obsessions. With

me, its trying to stay in touch with my

family at home and avoiding hangovers.

Would you say the place where yougrew up has inuenced your musicin any way?I grew up in an area if the US that has

an incredible amount of colleges. Most

of the colleges had radio stations, and

most of them played underground and

obscure music. I had new music: punk

pock, post punk, new wave, hardcore,

industrial music and college rock

(which is also referred to as alternative

pop/indie rock), at my ngertips. It

broadened my horizons and blew my

mind continually. It denitely inuenced

my mission to play music that

incorporated a lot of conicting styles

and emotions and was, at rst, more

aggressive and experimental. I was

exposed to a huge variety of bands. I

rst heard Joy Division, Gang of Four

when they were still current functioning

bands. I mail ordered music I liked. It

was amazing.

Did you grow up with music or amusical family, or did you branchinto it yourself?Im the only professional musician in my

immediate and extended family.

If you werent a musician, what doyou think youd be doing now?Probably a nurse. I cant imagine Id

have had the focus to be a doctor but

healthcare is my other calling.

Lastly If you could be any animal(real or imaginary), what wouldyou be?A Chihuahua. They are smart, live long

lives and are generally well taken care of.

Thanks to Lou for his detailed answers,

my interest in the band is now piqued.

Sebadoh are heading to NZ for the rst

time in nearly 20 years for four shows.

TIFFANY ALLEN

SEE THEM LIVE : SEBADOH

THU 27 MARBODEGA, WELLINGTON

FRI 28 MARCHURCHILLS, CHRISTCHURCH

SAT 29 MARTHE KINGS ARMS, AUCKLAND

SUN 30 MAR- MON 31 MARCHICKS HOTEL, DUNEDIN

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Martha Davis aint the kind of gal

to lose control. Since the early 80s,

through multiple iterations, big hair,pastel eyeshadow, shoulder pads and

synthetic pop shes been the proprietor

of her own establishment: The Motels.

Rumour has it is that she acquired the

name after the band broke up in the late

80s when she swapped the moniker for

a microphone. Actually, I think it was

more than that, she tells me over the

phone. I was lying in a bubble bath

with Dean [Chamberlain, the bands

founding lead guitarist], whod originally

come up with the name. I said I wantedto continue but he didnt, but he wasnt

in a position to say no, was he. He

had the end with the taps!

Daviss humour is a bit disarming. For

a woman famed for brooding, sultry

new wave torch songs, especially

Only The Lonely and Total Control, I

expected more attitude or resentment

in her voice, not this warm, comforting,

slightly down-home drawl and generous

demeanour.

Daviss media describes her music

as jagged, sophisticated pop songs

of heartbreak and redemption. Does

that mean shes really one to pull the

wings off cupid-angels? No, she

chortles, for a lot of writers, we do

that because were purging, riddingourselves of our demons. I describe

it thus: on a rainy day its very easy to

sit down and write your brains out but

on a sunny day when youre in love,

then youre not sittin down writing.

Youre just not! So when people meet

me they think Im a goofball, which I

am, not some sullen, sad suicidal waif.

Its the perfect relationship. People pay

for a psychiatrist. I get paid to analyse

myself! Music has been my God-sent

therapy, ever since I was eight years oldhiding away in my room when the family

got a little crazy. But life is peaceful

now, is it not? Davis owns a small farm

in Oregon. Im missing my ol donkey

though. And I just parted company with

Farmer Gord, who was leasin some of

land to raise his stock. He was the look,

you know: Long beard, dungarees,

plaid shirt and straw hat. Yes, quite

different from the city girl I was before.

The Motels have been around way

longer than their best singles, having

formed in Berkley as quartet in 1971

under the name The Wareld Foxes.

Gigs at The Whisky a Go-Go, the Roxy,

a house residency at Madame Wongs

in Chinatown and nally radio airtime

in LA scored them demo time in the

studio but it still took years before they

could put out satisfying content. In was

ten years of line up changes, failed

recording contracts and releases before

Mothers Day 1979, when the Motels

nally released their long-sweated

self-titled debut album. The rst singleClosets and Bullets dived but the

second, Total Control, hit the mark. It

found its way into top 20s around the

world. A quick Google search will tell

you that it still lives on as the theme

music of many movies, TV shows

and adverts. Yeah, wish the royalties

matched that haunting, Davis quips.

The Motels were one of those bands

that could have been bigger. Like

Berlin, they peaked after a few hits and

then continued with a diminished but

ercely loyal fan base. Continuing the

momentum was hard at times. The

bands second album garnered mild

attention but it was their third,All Four

Onethat nally struck pay dirt with the

release of the massive airplay single

Only the Lonely. That album almost

didnt happen. Val [Garay, producer]

made our original third (Apocalypso).

Capitol thought it was too weird, said

it wouldnt sell. Thats heartbreaking,

when youve done all that work. Thatcaused more splits in the band but the

remainder soldiered on to nally kick

outAll Four One. After the haze settled,

more divisions occurred. The band

never hit those dizzy heights again.

But who wants to return to the 80s

- my shoulder pads got stuck in the

doorway! Still Davis continued to hold

the fort. Since their big albums, shes

produced an additional four albums

under the Motels name and fourunder her own, including a childrens

collection. And her music still resonates

with her crowd. I have one fan that

nearly comes to all the shows. The

other day I was at a real backwater

and she pops up, says Davis, laughing

as she describes Mel in Flight of the

Conchords. Oh yes, I have those

people. But, you know, thats partly why

I keep doing it. For them.

TIM GRUAR

SEE THEM LIVE:MARTHA DAVIS AND THE MOTELS

FRI 21 MARSTUDIO, AUCKLAND

SAT 22 MAR BODEGA, WELLINGTON

SUN 23 MAR DUX LIVE, CHRISTCHURCH

Martha Davis& The Motels

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AUCKLAND GIG GUIDE

GIGGUIDE

WED 19

BITCHIN BINGO7:30PM, Cassette Nine

DAFFODILS7:30PM, Q Theatre

GIRL IN TAN BOOTS8PM, Basement Theatre

HARBOURVIEWSCULPTURE TRAIL 201410AM, Harbourview

Peoples Park

MAMMA MIA! THESTAGE MUSICALCivic Theatre Auckland

PERICLES, PRINCE OFTYRE AUSA SUMMER

SHAKESPEARE7:30PM, Old Arts Plaza, TheUniversity of Auckland

RAINDing Dong Lounge

ROCK N ROLL VSELECTRO INDUSTRIAL11PM, Ding Dong Lounge

SPECTRUMAotea Centre

THE AUTUMN NIGHT SKY- PLANETARIUM SHOW8PM, Stardome

THE DIRTBAG HIDEOUT7PM, The Kings Arms

VERONA SESSIONSWITH THE HEADS9PM, Verona

THU 20

DARKLY DREAMING:AUCKLAND JAZZORCHESTRACentennial Theatre,

Auckland Boys Grammar

DJ VADIM (UK)9PM, Ponsonby Social Club

GETTIN OFF THEBENEFIT FUNDRAISER- HOTBOXED TREEHUT,ZKABBY JAMS & MORE!Backbeat Bar

GRIND7PM, Cosh

HARBOURVIEWSCULPTURE TRAIL 201410AM, Harbourview Peoples Park

HOT AIR - CLIMATECOMEDY NIGHT8PM, The Classic Comedy Club

PERICLES, PRINCE OFTYRE AUSA SUMMERSHAKESPEARE7:30PM, Old Arts Plaza, The

University of Auckland


THE CVE8PM, Windsor Castle

FRI 21

ALCHEMY, VESSEL& OUTSIDE IN @ THEDOGS BOLLIX8:45PM, The Dogs Bollix

ANGELS IN AMERICA7PM, Q Theatre

DESTINATION DEEPHARD N FUNKYFT TIM PHIN10PM, CODE

DJ VADIM (UK)9PM, Ponsonby Social Club

FANGSDing Dong Lounge


Peoples Park

MAGIC ROUNDABOUTWITH STINKY JIMAND DUBHEAD5PM, Verona

NEWMATICS LIVE@ TABAC

Tabac

PERICLES, PRINCE OFTYRE AUSA SUMMERSHAKESPEARE7:30PM, Old Arts Plaza, The


SILO CINEMA PRESENTS:WAYNES WORLD9PM, Silo Park

SJD, THE BADS,MULHOLLAND9PM, The Kings Arms, $25


TABLEFOX9PM, Backbeat Bar, $5

SAT 22

ANDY VANN9PM, Ginger Minx

CLASSIC LATE &LIVE COMEDY10:30PM, The Classic

Comedy Club

COLLUDE & THE

LAZY SOUNDSYSTEM PRESENT- PROPA JACKS10PM, Ink & Coherent, $10

DJ COOLHAND LUKE6PM, Neighbourhood

GIRL IN TAN BOOTS8PM, Basement Theatre


Peoples Park

IMPACT PROWRESTLING PRESENTS:THE ULTIMATE PRIZE6:30PM, Lyneld

Recreation Centre

KILLAMANRARO& FRIENDS WITHSUPPORT FROMLEWIS TENNANT9PM, Ponsonby Social Club

KIRSTEN TAYLOR,ROLAND BROWN,

SCOTT J MASON &CALLUM GENTLEMAN- FOLK FORTNIGHTWine Cellar

LITTLE BARK + BAND9:30PM, Leigh Sawmill

NEWMARKET CATWALKON THE STREETNewmarket

NIGHT OF LEGENDS8:30PM, Rising Sun

PERICLES, PRINCE OF

TYRE AUSA SUMMERSHAKESPEARE7:30PM, Old Arts Plaza, The


SHIBUYA LOVE CLUB8PM, Fukuko

STORMPORTERLAUNCH/RELEASESHOW W/ SPECIALGUESTS, THE MAPROOM AND EZRA VINE8PM, Nectar Bar, $10

TE WAIWAIA -TRADITIONALMAORI HEALINGPROGRAM 2014Kawai Purapura


THE CONVENT & WYDing Dong Lounge

THE YOUNG ANDTHE RECKLESS10PM, Goldnch

UPTOWN BOOGIE3PM, Neighbourhood

WATERFRONT MARKET8AM, Wynyard Quarter

SUN 23


Peoples Park

LA CIGALE FRENCHMARKETS8AM, La Cigale

LOUIS BAKER - EP TOUR5PM, Leigh Sawmill, $25

MAMMA MIA! THESTAGE MUSICALCivic Theatre Auckland


MON 24


Peoples Park

TUE 25

ANGELS IN AMERICA7PM, Q Theatre

BILLY BRAGG WITHBOND STREET BRIDGE

8PM, The PowerstationDAFFODILS7:30PM, Q Theatre


Peoples Park

LED ZEPPELIN &PINK FLOYD DARKSIDE OF THE MOONDOUBLE FEATUREStardome

SPECTRUMAotea Centre



WELLINGTON GIG GUIDE

CHRISTCHURCH GIG GUIDE

REGIONAL GIG GUIDE

ADDYOUR OWN

LISTINGSGROOVEGUIDE.CO.NZ

WED 19

HAULT, THE JOINTCHIEFS, STRETCHTO MOULD8:45PM, Valhalla, $5

THE MEDICINE -STAND UP COMEDY8PM, The Cavern Club

THEE WEDNESDAYNIGHT FREE-SHOW:WHATS COOKINGWITH DAIF9:30PM, Mighty Mighty

THU 20

3RD THURSDAYFEATURING...7PM, Museum Of

Wellington City & Sea

BILL HALEY JR &THE COMETSOpera House Wellington

2014 RAW COMEDYQUEST8PM, San Francisco Bath House

JONATHAN CRAYFORDBIGGISH BAND9:30PM, Mighty Mighty, $10

POKEY LAFARGE

8PM, Bodega

QUEENS OF THE STONEAGE & NINE INCH NAILS7PM, TSB Bank Arena

FRI 21

BUMPFast Eddies Pool Hall

DJ SHADOW DUBAI10PM, Bodega, $25

ERICA FREAS9PM, Bodega (Burgundy Room)

THE NUDGE10:30PM, Mighty Mighty, $10

SAT 22

ARO VALLEY FAIRAro Park

DAMIEN DEMPSEYIRELAND7:30PM, The San Francisco

Bath House, $40

EMERGENCE PRESENTSADVANCED HUMAN10PM, Rush Bar, $20

JOHN THE BAPTIST:FAREWELL!10:30PM, Mighty Mighty, $10

MARTHA DAVIS &THE MOTELS8PM, Bodega

MISTY MOUNTAIN HOPMUSIC FESTIVALWainui Camp

SUN 23

MUSIC AT HOME:

AMIRIA GRENELL2PM, Colonial Cottage Museum

MON 24

RAW MEAT COMEDY8PM, The Fringe Bar

WED 19

1931 HAWKES BAYEARTHQUAKE10AM, MTG Hawkes

Bay, Napier

BILL HALEY JR &THE COMETS

Trafalgar Centre, Nelson

SMITHER!10AM, Waikato

Museum, Hamilton

THU 20


Bay, Napier

ERICA FREAS(OF RVIVR)8:30PM, The Royal,

Palmerston North


Museum, Hamilton

SONGS IN THE KEYOF MOTOWNRegent On Broadway

Palmerston North,

Palmerston North

THE CORAL SHOW8PM, Biddy Mulligans

Irish Pub, Hamilton

FRI 21


Bay, Napier


Museum, Hamilton

SAT 221931 HAWKES BAYEARTHQUAKE10AM, MTG Hawkes

Bay, Napier

BILL HALEY JR &THE COMETSHawkes Bay Opera

House, Hawkes Bay

LOUIS BAKER- EP TOUR4th Wall Theatre, New Plymouth


Museum, Hamilton

SUN 23


Bay, Napier

BILL HALEY JR &THE COMETSRegent On Broadway

Palmerston North,

Palmerston North


Museum, Hamilton

MON 24


Bay, Napier


Museum, Hamilton

TUE 25


Bay, Napier

BILL HALEY JR &THE COMETS

TSB Theatre, New Plymouth


Museum, Hamilton

THU 20

CITY UNDERGROUNDPRESENTS DIZZ1(TRU THOUGHTS)8PM, Dux Live

FRENCH FOR RABBITSMARCH RESIDENCY9PM, darkroom

LIONEL RICHIE ANDJOHN FARNHAM7PM, CBS Canterbury Arena

FRI 21

TAMI NEILSONSDYNAMITE! ALBUMRELEASE TOUR9PM, Wunderbar, $20

SAT 22

EMPRISE PRESENTS@PEACE WITH RAIZABIZA, DOPRAH, KXVGXN,HAAN808, AND KAMANDI8PM, Dux Live

QUEENS OF THE STONEAGE & NINE INCH NAILS7PM, CBS Canterbury Arena

TAMI NEILSONSDYNAMITE! ALBUMRELEASE TOUR9PM, Wunderbar, $20

SUN 23

RAW STAND UP COMEDYCOMPETITION - FINALS7:30PM, The Twisted Hop


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Hands up who remembers

the band Figrin Dan and

The Modal Nodes! Of

course you know what Im

talking about: the group of

hairless alien musicians, also

known as the Cantina Band,

who appeared in the bar

scene in the original 1977

Star Warsmovie.

When I rst saw this strange

scene of an alien group

playing music that to my

ears sounded as alien as

they looked (although I later

found out that it was written

by lm composer JohnWilliams in a sort of sleazy

1940s jazz style), it really

got me thinking about what

music might sound like in

the future.

Things change faster than

we think they do. Back in

1977, when Star Warsrst

wowed audiences the world

over and changed the movie

industry overnight into acompetition to make the

biggest blockbusters, we

lived in what would now be

viewed as primitive times. We

still played music on vinyl LP

records or cassette tapes or

formats that hardly anyone

remembers like 8-track tape

cartridges. We grew our hair

long and tall and wore tight-

at-the-crotch bell-bottom

trousers and probably only

bathed once or twice a

week. Brazilians were sexy

foreigners, not naughty

haircuts, every cool male

read Playboy for the stories,

and cars with fuel injection

and automatic gears were still

a mad novelty.

My point? Time seems

static while were living

it every day, but science

and technology are really

moving things ahead along

at a frightening velocity.

We may not have quite

gured out how to make

a teleportation device

in order to explore the

universe, but considering

that the rst commercial

music recordings were

released only a little morethan a hundred years

ago, our progress in that

short period of time is

astonishing. Think about it:

nobody in the 19th century,

or any centuries before that

in the entirety of human

existence, had experienced

recorded music. Or for that

matter, television, or the

Internet, or computers, or

apps, or even iPads.

But we were talking about

the future, not the past. If

we can get from nding a

way to use electricity to the

invention of phones and the

phonograph all the way to

the smartphone in just a bit

more than a hundred years,

what can we expect from

the future, especially from

music?

GARY STEEL

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By the end of this year, four Irishmen

from Dublin will have travelled the world

twice. They released their debut album

less than a year ago and a year before

that they released their rst EP. In one

year theyve seen more of the world

faster than any of them had imagined.

All off the back of 11 songs.

That isnt to say that these are small

songs. The debut In a Perfect World

is a collection of anthemic pop-

rock songs about love, heartbreak

and getting through it all. But unlike

most music (regardless of genre) the

emotional intensity of the songs will

move you to tears.

The band is Kodaline.

For bassist Jason Boland, speaking on

behalf of the band, its been the quickest

most bizarre year of any of our lives.

Theyre a band that have always

believed in their songs and in what they

do. As Boland says, every band that

starts out wants to be the biggest.

Its the speed and the scale of their rise

that has their heads spinning. When

other people started believing in what

we do it took on a whole other feeling,

says Boland.

All I Want was released as a single,

picked up by Google and used on their

best of 2013 video, has garnered over

six million views on Youtube and sold

100,000 copies in the rst three months.

Its incredible its come so far, says

Boland.

The video (if youve not seen it, watch

it), is a emotional story about a man

Boland calls the monster and his life

and love. Its rivalled only by the video

for High Hopes, an equally heart-

wrenching tale of love and loss.

The way we approach music videos is

that we look for a story thats going to

complement the emotions in our song.

Its hard to overstate Kodalines music

videos which are a step away from

most other videos youll see.

As with everything the band does, honesty

and emotion are a dening feature.

You should be able to tell theemotions of the songs, not just with

the words, says Boland. We may

only play simple notes but its about

how you play those notes.

Both the album and the band certainly

arent (as the old cliche puts it), all

doom and gloom. The album In a

Perfect Worldis about hopeful, wishful,

and positive thinking, says Boland.

Most of the songs are about love or

heartbreak but the point is that you canalways get through it.

As with all art, once it has been

released into the world, it stops

belonging to the creators and is owned

by the fans.

Weve found now, through the live

shows, that everyone has their own story

for the songs and theyre all new stories.

Thats what kept them fresh for us and

its brought the songs back to life.

He also says that when they play

the songs live, it takes each of them

back to the way they felt writing them,

despite playing them night after night.

Undeniably the mark of a good song.

It brings back connotations from when

that song was written and what its about.

Without his band members and the

bond that they share, Boland confesses

that living out those moments night

after night wouldnt be as easy.

If we werent friends for long, having

started in our bedrooms and not been

there for each other it would be a lot

harder to deal with.

They began as a very studio-orientated

band and Boland says they didnt

frequently play together.

Wed go in and record our parts and

put it together, which is a very modern

approach.

Youd never know from the strength of

their live shows - which have received

rave reviews across the world - that

they still feel as though theyre feeling

each other out. However, Boland says

that this has made for a better live show.

Playing live more has let us feel

other out better and put on a better

performance.

If youre seeing Kodaline when they play

the Powerstation at the end of March,

know that theyll be very well versed

in playing live - theyre playing their

biggest show ever at the O2 Academy.

Before we even get to New Zealand

well be playing our biggest headline

showto 12,000 people.

Boland says theyre not prepared for

it yet and even after playing the tourdates before it hes not sure they will be.

I dont know if youre ever prepared for

that kind of thing.

For four Irishmen from Dublin, Kodaline

has become bigger faster than they

ever thought possible. And with radio

stations the world over picking up the

singles and a second world tour well

underway, its safe to say they are only

just beginning.

SEBASTIAN MACKAY

SEE THEM LIVE:KODALINE

SUN 30 MAR THE POWERSTATION, AUCKLAND

Kodaline

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