Rock groups - New Zealand

Date: 2000 - 2011 - 2013 - 2018

From: [Posters relating to music and entertainment events, collected by Terry Leamy. 1995-1999; 2008-2018]

Reference: Eph-D-MUSIC-Leamy-1

Description: Includes: The Mutton Birds, plus special guests Tom McRae & Jeff Lang. Shepherds Bush Empire, 2 December 2000 (autographed) David Kilgour and the Heavy Eights. SFBH Wellington 28 April with Terror of (the) Deep; Kings Arms Auckland 29 April. New album out: Left by soft [2011] (2 partial posters) Under the Radar presents Last train to Brockville. Shayne Carter tracks back; featuring the songs of Double Happys, Straitjacket Fits, Bored Games, Dimmer and more; with Gary Sullivan and Vaughan Williams. Bar Bodega Wellington 6 May; Kings Arms Auckland 14 May [2011] The Bats. Free all monsters; new album out now. Album release party; Flying Nun Records 30th anniversary with Dear Time's Waste and Big River Chain. San Fran Bath House 18 Nov [2011] Flying Nun Records, 95BFM, , RDU, Radio Active, UndertheRadar and Volume present High Dependency Unit. Wgtn SFBH w Glass Vaults 11 Nov; Auk Kings Arms w The Verlaines 12 Nov; Dunedin Sammys w The Dead C 18 Nov; Chch Duc Live w Delaney Davidson 19 Nov [2011] Flying Nun Records, 95BFM, Radio 1, RDU, Radio Active, UndertheRadar and Volume presents The Clean and The Subliminals. Auckland, Kings Arms 24 Nov; Wellington SFBH 25 Nov; Christchurch Dux Live 26 Nov; Dunedin Sammys 27 Nov [2011] (2 copies; one paste-stiffened) A Low Hum and Flying Nun present Snapper; with The All Seeing Hand @ Puppies 15 Feb 2013; with The Golden Awesome @ Puppies 16 Feb 2013 Skeptics. Sheen of gold; a film by Simon Ogston. A Bellbird Pictures production. 2013 New Zealand International Film Festival Wellington Museum & Audioculture present Peter Jefferies, Chris Matthews, Rhythm Hawks. Wellington Museum, 1 May [2018] (surface damage) Quantity: 1 folder(s). Physical Description: Sizes varying around 420 x 297 mm.

Date: 1998 - 2008 - 2010 - 1999 - 2016

From: [Posters relating to music and entertainment events, collected by Terry Leamy. 1995-1999; 2008-2018]

Reference: Eph-C-MUSIC-Leamy-1

Description: Includes: 1998: Empire. Last drinks Christmas Eve [1998] 1999: The Clean. Bodega Bar, 27-28 [Feb 1999] 2008: DHP Concerts presents Stephen Malkmus & The Jicks + Maths Class. The Rescue Rooms [Nottingham], 27 August [2008] 2010: ALTV presents an evening of electro synthpop industrial Goth & Steampunk. "Rogue". Bodega, opening night 20 Nov 2010 2011: Dr Sketchy Wellington; dames, drink & drawing. Plum Green; Penny Pins (illustration by Fifi Colston). Mighty Mighty, 14 May [2011] Hello Sailor. Support act Shaun Preston. 9 December [2011] (Laminated poster) Princess Chelsea. Lil' Golden Book album release show. Auckland Wine Cellar 6 May w Panther and the Zoo; Wellington Mighty Mighty 14 May w The Eversons & Pikachunes [2011] Welcome to the arse-end of the world. Aotearoa hardcore punk compilation 12" vinyl release show. Electric Mayhem (Hamilton), Crawler (Auckland), Rogernomix (Welly), Teen Hygiene (Welly/Ak). San Fran Bath House, 29 April [2011] Wellington Young Feminists Collective. No 1 launch party. Good Luck 15 April [2011] 2012: The Bats. Free all the monsters. Bodega 3 Nov [2012] Garage Project presents Aro Noir; "the dark side of the street" [2012?] 2013: One Man Bannister [ie Matthew Bannister]. Evolver. Meow w Chanking Same, Vorn, Honeywine Stones. Meow 16 Nov [2013] Garage Project Death from above; Indochine pale ale [2013?] Garage Project. VPA Venusian pale ale. Greetings from venus; wish you were drunk [2013?] NZ music film. "Reel Kiwi Underground". Flying Nun faves, etc 20 June; Skeptics 21 June [2013] 2014: Cockswain's Courage double-barrelled edition launch. Garage Project Cellar Door & Brewing Corps Officer's Mess Hall, 20 August [2014] The Menagerie; a variety show by Rachel Rouge. Venus Starr modern showgirl, Duncan Hope wordsmith, Nopera Whitley magician [Wellington Opera House? 25 January [2014] 2015: AHoriBuzz; nation of the state. A month of Thursdays, every week in August. Meow, 6, 13, 20, 27 August [2015] 2016: Street Chant C U tour with Slenderman: 8 Sept Chch Darkroom w Wurld Series & Best Bets; 9 Sept Queenstown Sherwood; 10 Sept Dunedin The Attic w Kane Strang & Opposite Sex; 16 Sept Auckland Whammy w TBC; 23 Sept Tauranga The Hop House w All Hail the Fun Killers; 24 Sept Wellington Valhalla w Womb [2016] Quantity: 1 folder(s). Physical Description: Sizes varying around 420 x 297 mm.

Date: 2011

From: [Posters relating to music and entertainment events, collected by Terry Leamy. 1995-1999; 2008-2018]

Reference: Eph-G-MUSIC-Leamy-2011-01

Description: Black and white poster lists the bands playing at the series of 30th anniversary events, including: 11 November: HDU with Glass Vaults 16 November: Ghost Club with Diana Rozz 18 November: The Bats, with Dear Times Waste 19 November: Tribute night, with Phoenix Foundation 25 November: The Clean with The Subliminals, and Surf Friends 30 November: The Verlaines Top left and right corners show an illustration of an eye whose iris is in the shape of a world globe. Quantity: 1 b&w photo-mechanical print(s). Physical Description: Offset print, 1180 x 910 mm.

Date: 1997-2002

From: [Posters relating to music and entertainment events, collected by Terry Leamy. 1995-1999; 2008-2018]

Reference: Eph-C-MUSIC-Leamy-4

Description: Includes: Ape Management with Whinge. Bodega, Friday 6 June [1997] Pet Rocks & Gardening Angels ... at Bar Bodega, 7 June [1997] Hasselhoff Experiment w Loves Ugly Children. Hole in the Wall, 9 August [1997] Peter Jefferies with Meat Market. 20 Sept [1997] Short album release party. Bar Bodega, 5 December with Letterbox Lambs and Thee Moderne Bastards; 7 December with Gardening Angels and Thee Moderne Bastards. Bar Bodega [1997] Milk Thistle. Mrs Mingus. Bodega, 3 Dec [1997] Superette. Bodega, 26 September [1997] Empire Last drinks Christmas Eve [1998] The Clean, Sat 27th, Sun 28 [Feb 1999] Graham Brazier stands alone. Friday 20th, [Oak?] and Black Dog [Aug 2002] Bodega 11th Birthday with Jeremy Taylor, Deville Bros, Bill E & Cling. Last call, Minisnap, Peter Jefferies, Breakfast of Champions 28[-30 August 2002] Quantity: 11 Poster(s). Physical Description: Sizes varying around 420 x 297 mm.

Date: 1994-1997

From: [Posters relating to music and entertainment events, collected by Terry Leamy. 1995-1999; 2008-2018]

Reference: Eph-C-MUSIC-Leamy-3

Description: Includes: Magick Heads "Before we go under" tour. Bar Bodega Sat 27 [1994] Let's Planet & Gardening Angels. Antipodes, Sat Oct 21 [1995] Let's Planet. Bar Bodega, Sat July 27th [1996] Gardening Angels with Magick Heads. Bar Bodega, 23 August [1996] Alec Bathgate. Gold Lamé. Chris Knox. Bodega 28th [August 1996] Bodega 5 years [With Rick Bryant & Wgtn Squares, Alec Bathgate, Chris Knox, Letterbox Lambs, Razorblades] 29 August [1996] Peter Jefferies with Benzine [November 1996] Another evening with Let's Planet. 30 November [1996??] The Gardening Angels. Bodega, 16 November [1996] Hammond Gamble, Harry Lyon [ca 1996?] Graham (The Braz) Brazier exposed. Dave (Hook) McArtney. Ferrymans, 10 & 12 October [1996] Shayne P Carter. Bar Bodega, 28 December [1996 or 1997] Quantity: 12 Poster(s). Physical Description: Sizes varying around 420 x 297 mm.

Date: 1994-1997

From: [Posters relating to music and entertainment events, collected by Terry Leamy. 1995-1999; 2008-2018]

Reference: Eph-D-MUSIC-Leamy-2

Description: Includes: Bailter Space. Vortura album out April on Flying Nun Records. 1994 The Bats. Couchmaster. Nov/December 1995 Hello Sailor Antipodese [1995] Hello Sailor Unplugged. Every weekend in October, Gordy & Terry's Place [ca 1995?] Fringe Fest. Bar Bodega 24 February - 23 March [1996] Martin Phillips and The Chills [March 1996] (Banner poster) Snapper [June 1996] Active 89FM. NZ Music Week 15-22 June [1996] 3Ds. Aliens invade human ear waves!!! Auckland, Poppa Jacks with Portastic 27th; Wellington Bar Bodega 28th; Christchurch Dux Delux 30th November [1996] Will Oldham, Renderers, Tall Dwarfs, 5-14 Feb [1997] Tall Dwarfs. Stumpy available on CD ... [Feb 1997] King Loser / HDU [Tour 19-28 February 1997] The Renderers. 12 September 1997 Hello Sailor Whirled Tour 2 [1998] Quantity: 14 Poster(s). Physical Description: Sizes varying around 700 mm.

Date: 1995-1997

From: [Posters relating to music and entertainment events, collected by Terry Leamy. 1995-1999; 2008-2018]

Reference: Eph-E-MUSIC-Leamy

Description: Includes: Able Tasmans. "Store in a cool place". Bodega 24-25 ... [1995] Bailter Space Wammo [1995] Last exit to Garageland. 31 May 1996 Bailter Space Ak Power Station 5 Feb; Wgtn, Napier, Chch [1997] Quantity: 4 Poster(s). Physical Description: Sizes varying around 1000 mm.

Date: 2005

From: Norton, Anthony, 1959-: Collection

Reference: Eph-H-MUSIC-Norton-2005-01

Description: Poster announcing a sound recording double CD of music recorded by Split Enz (in 1993), shows caricature group illustration of six members of the band. Colouring is pink and black on white paper. Quantity: 1 colour art print(s). Physical Description: Screen print, 915 x 1415 mm.

Date: 2002

From: Norton, Anthony, 1959-: Collection

Reference: Eph-H-MUSIC-Norton-2002-01

Description: Poster with a red background showing at the right a figure playing an electric guitar. The background is covered with a pattern of dots, and may be a greatly magnified photograph. The poster is autographed by the band members, with a greeting at top left to "Roslyn", and words in felt pen at lower right: "Van Halen 1984". Quantity: 1 colour art print(s). Physical Description: Screen print, 915 x 1300 mm.

Date: 1982 - 2013

By: Knox, Chris, 1952-; Maclean, Lesley, active 1985-1986

Reference: Eph-A-MUSIC-Popular-2012-01

Description: Includes postcards reproducing the following posters: #1. The Bats, appearing at Windsor Castle November 15-16 with guests the Remarkables + Christchurch Zanzibar on Nov 8-9 [1986]. Artist Lesley McLean (Shayne Carter's Bat in a jar) #2. The Bats. [Tour 10-18 September]. Juliet Peter 1915-2010. Still enriching our lives [ca 2010?]. Artists Paul Kean / Juliet Peter #3. The Bats. Silverbeet the new album out now. Courage the new single [1993?]. Artist Sean O'Reilly #4. The Bats, The new album Silverbeet, includes the single 'Courage [1993?]. Artist Malcolm Grant / Sean O'Reilly #5. Noisyland New Zealand. Straitjacket Fits, The Bats, JPS Experience [ca 1993]. Artist John Pitcairn #6. The Bats. Thurs 19th Jan Media Club [2006]. Artist Paul Kean #7. The Bats. Thurs 15th only, Gladstone [1980s?]. Artist Kaye Woodward #8. The Bats. The guilty office 2009 UK-EU album release tour. Artist Robert Scott / Paul Kean #9. The Bats US tour 2013. Artist Robert Scott #10. Guitar heaven, from NZ The Bats mini-snap plus Knievel La Huva. Thurs 6th March Hotel Annandale. Bats 'Dance of the Clouds' [?ca 1989-1992?]. Artist Paul McNeil & Paul Kean #11. The Bats Orientation tour [1987]. Artist Lesley McLean #12. He brings you The Bats at the Star + Garter, 15, 16 + 17th Dec [ ]. The Expendables. Artist Robert Scott #13. Fresh from the concert halls of Europe come The Bats, sweeping thru' your hometown! Appearing at: ... on: ... [ca 1987?] Artist Chris Knox #14. Completely Bats. May 1st + 2nd Gluepot. Out now the new compilation cassette 'Completely Bats' [1987?] #15. See the Bats, Ballon D'Essai, Scorched Earth Policy, at the Varsity Lower Common Room, Sat 8th Oct. [1983?]. Artist Robert Scott #16. Yes it's true!! The Bats are playing 2, 3 + 4, The Glad ...Artist Paul Kean Quantity: 1 set of 16 cards. Physical Description: Offset prints on cards 148 x 106 mm.

Date: 1979 - 2012 - 1980

By: Bathgate, Alec, 1959-; Cammick, Murray E, 1953-; Cross, Helen, active 1980; Hogan, Terence, active 1970-1981; Knox, Chris, 1952-; Walker, Jane, active 1980s; Wilson, Colin, 1949-; Wylie, Gerald, 1948-2022

Reference: Eph-A-MUSIC-Popular-2012-02

Description: Includes postcards reproducing the following posters: #1. Toy Love at the Windsor Parnell, June 28-30 [Windsor Castle, Parnell Auckland, 28-30 June 1979]. By Jane Walker #2. Toy Love & Russia. At the Windsor Castle, Saturday 31st 2-5 pm. [31 March 1979]. By Mike Dooley #3. Johnny & The Hookers, Toy Love. The Windsor this Saturday afternoon [1979]. Photo by Murray Cammick #4. Toy Love at The Cook. April 17-21 Tues-Sat [Dunedin, 17-21 April 1979]. Photo by Murray Cammick #5. Toy Love (sort of ) from Auckland; The Androidss (unmistakably) from Christchurch; The Terls (token musical wonderfullness) from Dunedin. ... Concert Chamber Friday 19th [October 1979] (and the same Bored Games). By Chris Knox #6. Toy Love. Windsor Castle, May 23rd [1979. Flyer]. By Alex Bathgate #7. Toy Love. Last Sydney gig for yonks! Sat 27 Aug, Chequers [2 August 1980]. By Chris Knox #8. Fans making their way to the Windsor Castle to see Johnny & the Hookers and Toy Love [Sat March 10 1979]. By Mike Dooley' Toy Love, DB Gladstone, Capt Cook, Hillsborough, Rock Theatre [3 Oct-3 Nov 1979], by Alex Bathgate #9. The new Station Hotel. Toy Love, Wed 12-Sat 15 [September 1979]. By Alec Bathgate #10. Isl. of Real Sun 8.30. Toy Love, special guest Norm (the Terror) Clean [Island of Real, 1979]. [By Terence Hogan, rather than Mike Dooley as stated] #11. The Hookers!! Toy Love!! At the Windsor (Parnell). Sat 10 March 1979. By Chris Knox #12. Toy Love, Hillcrest Tavern 11-16 June [1979]. By Terence Hogan #13. Toy Love. Civic every Friday [1980]. By Alec Bathgate #14. New Music Management Ltd presents Toy Love. 'Toy Love' the album, on Deluxe through WEA. [Last NZ tour poster, Aug-Sept 1980]. By Chris Knox #15. Toy Love & The Fury's, Tues 18 Wed 19 at the Liberty Stage [September 1979. By Alec Bathgate #16. Toy Love. Island of Real, 29, 30, 31 Thurs-Sat [March 1979]. By Alec Bathgate #17. Toy Love. Gluepot Fri 9, Sat 10 [1979 generic poster]. Designed by Joe Wylie / Shaft #18. State Dance. Toy Love, Terrorways, Primmers. July 21st [1979] [By Terence Hogan, rather than Alec Bathgate as stated] #19. Toy Love on tour [3 Oct - 3 November 1979]. Toy Love's great new single 'Squeeze' c/w 'Rebel' - out now on WEA. By Colin Wilson #20. Toy Love. Maidment concert, Wednesday July 11th 1-2 pm [1979]. By Paul Kean #21. State dance, Symonds Street. Toy Love, Johnny & The Hookers [9 March 1979]. By Terence Hogan #22. Toy Love. Let's watch them ... do it again! Sunset Promotions, [Tour 7 Feb - 1 March 1979]. By Helen Cross #23. Toy Love. Squeeze, Rebel, Don't ask me, Sheep. New E.P. out now. DeLuxe records & Tapes [Australian EP release poster 1980]. By Deluxe Records #24. Toy Love. Rebel / Squeeze. You need yours. Elektra / WEA. [Flyer 1979]. By Terence Hogan Quantity: 1 set of 24 cards. Physical Description: Offset prints on cards 148 x 106 mm.

Date: 2011

By: Alphashift (Musical group); Kabanaz (Musical group)

Reference: Eph-E-MUSIC-Popular-2011-01

Description: Poster advertising a live music concert by four piece band Alphashift shows a group photograph of members of the group, and a series of five illustrations including cover artwork for the album. The groups website address is given at the lower edge: www.alphashift.co.nz Quantity: 1 colour photo-mechanical print(s). Physical Description: Digital print, 840 x 590 mm. Provenance: Donated by Phantom Billstickers Ltd in December 2011

Date: [2017]

By: Kärjä, Antti-Ville, active 2014-2018

Reference: MSDL-3818

Description: A documentary produced and directed by Antti-Ville Kärjä about the New Zealand music group 'Finn Express", who were Finnish migrants who settled in Kawerau in the late-1950s and continued performing in the Bay of Plenty region until the early 1980s. Kärjä also appears in the film. Interviewees are: Timo Viitakangas, Jouni Viitakangas, and Carol Viitakangas. The director Antti-Ville Kärjä is a Finnish ethnomusologist, and visited New Zealand circa 2016. Quantity: 1 digital video recording(s). 25.36 Minutes and seconds Duration.

Date: 2002

From: Buist, Grant, 1973- : [Jitterati digital cartoons published in The Capital Times newspaper]

Reference: DCDL-0008051

Description: "Jitterati" cartoon strip. Shows Tony asking Jaimee whether she can name any of the Datsuns' songs. Jaimee trys to think of a song and can not. Refers to the New Zealand rock band the Datsuns which was hailed by British music press as being "the future of rock". Extended Title - "That's not the POINT!" "Sorry..." Quantity: 1 digital cartoon(s).