On Saturday February 20, Student Radio station Radio One is celebrating another birthday, and to help with the frivolity they've enlisted the help of The 3Ds.
Maiden Records, the label of Christchurch musician Flip Grater, is bringing a little bit of Paris to New Zealand in the form of French singer-songwriter Marianne Dissard, who is touring with Grater and another New Zealand singer-songwriter, Delaney Davidson.
Well, hasn't the year gone fast? It seems hardly any time since I was last writing about the approach of the Whare Flat festival and New Year's Eve concert in the Octagon, but here we are again.
Dunedin's Tono and the Finance Company haven't ever been mistaken for an actual lending agency, much to the relief of the band's frontman, Anthonie Tonnon.
When many people, well those over 30 years of age, hear the name Dianne Swann they possibly have the song Melting Pot go through their heads. It was the song that made When The Cat's Away famous, and she was one of the mice.
Little Bushman's frontman Warren Maxwell says he is looking forward bringing the Bushman posse to Otago and says people can expect a blend of new and old tunes.