Taranaki lad James Donaldson calls London home these days, he's formed a band up there called Temples On Mars. He got up early to have a chat about their new song Sleepwalking Into Extinction and playing it live at music festivals like Download. 

Taranaki lad James Donaldson calls London home these days, he's formed a band up there called Temples On Mars. He got up early to have a chat about their new song Sleepwalking Into Extinction and playing it live at music festivals like Download.

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Goodnight Nurse are back together and playing The Always and Never (Again!) tour in November, celebrating twenty years since their debut album Always and Never, in the process reuniting original members Joel Little, Jaden Parkes and Paul Taite to play in Auckland, Wellington and Chch. Joel popped in for a chat about what's changed in the last 20 years and what sparked the reunion. 

Goodnight Nurse are back together and playing The Always and Never (Again!) tour in November, celebrating twenty years since their debut album&nbsp;Always and Never, in the process reuniting original members&nbsp;Joel Little, Jaden Parkes&nbsp;and&nbsp;Paul Taite to play in Auckland, Wellington and Chch. Joel popped in for a chat about what's changed in the last 20 years and what sparked the reunion.&nbsp;

Joel Little from Goodnight Nurse chats to The Big Show!

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Ahead of Ash’s return to New Zealand to celebrate 30 years of their album 1977, frontman Tim Wheeler called up to chat about the band’s incredible journey from teenage schoolmates in Downpatrick, Ireland, to international success; the songs and influences that shaped their sound, and what’s kept the original trio together all these years. They also talked about revisiting 1977 three decades on; the joy of still creating new music, and why Ash continue to love coming back to play for Kiwi fans.

Ahead of Ash&rsquo;s return to New Zealand to celebrate 30 years of their album&nbsp;1977, frontman Tim Wheeler called up to chat about the band&rsquo;s incredible journey from teenage schoolmates in Downpatrick, Ireland, to international success; the songs and influences that shaped their sound, and what&rsquo;s kept the original trio together all these years. They also talked about revisiting&nbsp;1977&nbsp;three decades on; the joy of still creating new music, and why Ash continue to love coming back to play for Kiwi fans.

Bec chats to Ash front man Tim Wheeler!

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Ahead of their joint show at Christchurch’s Space Academy on September 19, Andy from The Response and Aaron from Slim called in to talk about the journey of their bands, what they’ve been working on and what audiences can expect when they come together on stage

Ahead of their joint show at Christchurch&rsquo;s Space Academy on September 19, Andy from The Response and Aaron from Slim called in to talk about the journey of their bands, what they&rsquo;ve been working on and what audiences can expect when they come together on stage

Bec chats to The Response & Slim!

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