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This event showcases four acts that best represent the diversity of Christchurch indie bands.
The Bats have been embraced by RDU for 33 of the station's 40 years, performing here ahead of their ninth album release.
Known for their unrelenting and energetic live performances, the The Transistors are now gearing up to begin work on their third full length album. Sadly this will be their LAST performance as a band for the foreseeable future.
The Salad Boys are deceivin...
* * * SOLD OUT * * *
This event showcases four acts that best represent the diversity of Christchurch indie bands.
The Bats have been embraced by RDU for 33 of the station's 40 years, performing here ahead of their ninth album release.
Known for their unrelenting and energetic live performances, the The Transistors are now gearing up to begin work on their third full length album. Sadly this will be their LAST performance as a band for the foreseeable future.
The Salad Boys are deceivingly charming, presenting a careful but curious balance of well-informed pop melodies, hypnotizing rhythms and heady instrumentation.
Scythes is the partnership of Jason Greig and Bruce Russell. Well known artists in their own right, together, they create a performance that will provoke.
With generous support from Ecochem Limited, Black Estate Wines and Smash Palace.
Food provided by Hope River Pies. Three delicious pies available for just $7 each:
Chicken, Leek & Bacon
Steak & Red Wine
Roast Vegetable, Cashew, Coconut & Curry
R18
Fully licensed CASH bar on site.
