Don McGlashan & The Seven Sisters – Bad Blood – Directed by Sally Tran

And why not…

Video of Jan Hellriegal’s 2×2 from her five star album
All Grown Up. Director: Libby Hakaraia, DOP; Hamish McIntyre, Editor; Nikki Parlane, 2 talented kids; Eva and Oriwa, Grip; Linda McIntyre, On Set Photographer; Tainui Stephens, Artistic Direction; Marty Brown, Onset parents Diana And Peter Hakaraia

“… his life is so inextricably tied to the blues, the road and Lucille, that you feel, as long as he keeps playing, he might go on forever. His voice boomed. His guitar playing was economical and effortless.” 
The Telegraph UK

“He is the King of Blues and to most of us, BB King IS the blues.” 
Ultimate Guitar

“The ache, the anger, the elegance and the edge of Mr. King’s blues are undiminished and authentic.” 
The New York Times

His reign as King of the Blues has been as long as that of any monarch on earth, and today Chugg Entertainment is thrilled to announce that Mississippi blues impresario, BB King, will be playing one very special show in New Zealand at Auckland’s Civic Theatre on Sunday 24th April.

Mika Haka – in 1992 was simply known as Mika. And this was an epic choreography of hundreds of dancers, both amateur and professional in a spectacle at Auckland’s legendary Hero party, back when it was huge.

Neil Finn – Better Be Home Soon. Recorded Live in London for the ‘In The Round’ or ‘Songwriters Circle’ series. Graham Gouldman of 10cc and Roddy Frame of Aztec Camera also took part.