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06 - 12 JUN 2012 . NZ’S oNLY FREE WEEKLY STREET PRESS . ISSUE 415 . GROOVEGUIDE

06 - 12 JUN 2012 . NZ’S oNLY FREE WEEKLY STREET PRESS . ISSUE 415 . GROOVEGUIDE.CO.NZ SHIT WORTH DOING Gigs | Music | Film | Reviews | News | Gadgets | Games | Gear FREE Ridley Scott’s cosmic existential crisis John Lydon Johnny Rotten or Johnny Be Good? Hot Chip Saucier than ever Visit tepapa.govt.nz/matariki or facebook.com/tepapa Festival sponsors: Education partners: Scan the QR code with your smartphone to go to the Matariki mobile site An iCal schedule of events is available for iPhones WIN A VIP TRIP TO LOLLAPALOOZA Find out how at facebook.com/leejeansaustralia 3pm–6pm D’Arcy Waldegrave’s ‘Drive’ radio show broadcasting live 8pm–9.30pm Pre-game entertainment hosted by Radio Sport’s D’Arcy Waldegrave with Steve Price. pLUS SKYCITY cheer girls, guitarist Rigi Harawira and spot prizes! 10pm–12pm Queensland maroons vs New South Wales Blues Watch the game LIVe ON mULtIpLe BIg ScReeNS taB ON-SIte SKY2762 skycityauckland.co.nz Level 3, SKYCITY facebook.com/TheNationsClubrooms WeDneSDAY 13 June hOme OF the ISSN 1172-675X Shit Worth Knowing A chordial affair Flight of the Conchords have announced their final show on the leg of their homeland tour. The duo will be joined by Arj Barker in their hometown of Wellington on Monday 02 July at the TSB Bank Arena. Presales will be available through Ticketek on Thursday 07 June at 9am through to midday on Friday 08 June with general sales on sale at 1pm on the Friday. MakingTracks Funding Decisions The latest MakingTracks funding decisions have been made. Last week NZ On Air announced that 32 new music projects will receive grants for the May round of funding, 17 of which will receive $10,000 for recording a song and producing a music video while 15 recipients will receive $6,000 for making a music video only. Recipients of the $10K grant are: Artisan Guns for ‘Baby Blue’; Bang Bang Eche for ‘Dreamers’; Beastwars for ‘Realms’; Beat Kamp for ‘Ain’t Going Nowhere’; Cool Rainbows for ‘House By The Beach’; Five Mile Town for ‘Kids & Their Chemicals’; Glass Owls for ‘Let’s Take The Road’; Late Nyte Hype for ‘Electricity’; Massad for ‘Maybe One Day’; MayaVanya & P-Money for ‘Turn Me Out’; Mixt Frequencies for ‘Breathe’; Sherpa for ‘Love Film’; Skallander for ‘Rain’; The Drab Doo Riffs for ‘Tesla Girl’; Tom Lark for ‘Hipsteranity’; Tyson Tyler for ‘To Be King’; and Zionhill for ‘Foot Soldier’. Recipients of the $6K grant are: Badd Energy for ‘How Do You Sleep’; Black River Drive for ‘Hold The Line’; Bury Me Low for ‘Three Winds’; Cavell for ‘I Need You’; Dam Native for ‘Lick My Patu’; Luckless for ‘Skin & Bones’; Maisey Rika for ‘Tangaroa Whakamautai’; Mother Motor for ‘We’ll Find The Way’; Myele Manzanza ft. Rachel Fraser for ‘On The Move’; Paper Plane for ‘Yes Ma’am’; Popstrangers for ‘Heaven’; Rackets for ‘Snake In The Grass’; Tommy Ill for ‘New Car Money’; Toy Love for ‘Swimming Pool’; and Two Cartoons for ‘Rainbows’. Congratulations to all of the above artists for the grants. The Wright Stuff Rufus Wainwright has announced his return to New Zealand for one show in September. The member of clan Wainwright will play one show in Auckland as he celebrates the release of his new album Out of The Game. Finishing on the back of his Australian tour, Rufus Wainwright will play with Krystle Warren at Auckland’s Civic Theatre on Friday 21 September. Tickets go on Monday 11 June and will be available from The Edge. A Frosty June Celebrating her upcoming album Volition, new pop sensation Ruby Frost has announced she’ll be hitting the road this month playing four shows around the north island. The singer will start in Mt. Manganui at Major Toms on Wednesday 13 June with The Libres before heading to Hamilton’s Flow Bar on Thursday 16 June then on to Mighty Mighty in the capital on Saturday 16 June to play with Little Bark. The final show will be at Pony Club in Auckland on Thursday 21 June with MayaVanya. In Brief Matthew and Sally’s daughter is all grown up and getting into scraps. And you can watch, provided you’ve got anywhere between a spare $6,000 to $10,000 just casually lying around the house (it’s fine, it’s for charity) . Ridgelette Jaime will be stepping into the ring for a night of charity boxing at SkyCity with Rosanna Arkle from the attempted cash cow television show The GC. We’re expecting the trash talk to be just as entertaining as the actual fisticuffs. After reports of roughly 50 Justin Bieber fans getting injured at one of his shows during a fan-flourished frenzy, the Biebs knocked himself out backstage on a European tour which resulted in the star suffering from a concussion. Experts say it’s the most extreme case of Bieber-fever they’ve seen yet. Amy Winehouse’s family are selling their late daughter’s home. After deeming it “inappropriate for [them] to live there”, the house of Wine is on the market for £2.7million. We were half kidding weeks ago when talking about the future of hologram shows following the infamous TuPointOhPac “appearance” at Coachella this year. Now though there are reports of an upcoming Marilyn Monroe performance/ tribute with a digital star being the main attraction. The Hollywood Reporter originally broke the story about the show Virtual Marilyn Live: A Musical Celebration of the Birth of the Pop Icon. This piece of hologram information follows the news that r’n’b superstar Usher will be dancing with hologram fans at an upcoming concert next week which will be streamed live on Youtube. Any fans of residential wavelengths 570–590 nm and 525–505 THz frequencies will be happy with an ursinine announcement coming later this week. 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I don’t usually know what 6.30am looks like. This is not ideal functioning time of day. But I am willing to make an exception when I am up early to talk to John Lydon. Groove Guide was fortunate enough to talk to the punk icon more commonly known as Johnny Rotten from The Sex Pistols as we anticipate the release of his new album from Public Image Limited. I want to tell you that PiL’s new effort This Is PiL is an album that will change your life but I am not sure it will. It’s definitely raw and very honest, there is plenty of classic, warbling John Lydon. If you fancy pogo-ing round the lounge, stopping and pounding your fist in agreement the next, a rage of social consciousness within you I suggest you wrap your ears around it. If you are reading this and are unsure what all the fuss is about then go get some old PiL (Metal Box is a good place to start), after you have listened to that, listen to this new work and you’ll get it, I am sure. John Lydon and his merry band of music makers have thoughtfully bashed out this album with the breathing space not afforded in record company produced work. It might not be your cup of tea but his discography demands that you give it a go. Even if it is just so you can say you know what the great John Lydon is up to nowadays. The fact is, John Lydon is a man who is more notorious because of who he is rather than because of the music he makes. He’s known for his punk anthems, punk antics, punk aesthetics and for accidentally Shit Worth Knowing Go to grooveguide.co.nz and enter the draw to win these prizes shit worth winning Favourite drink? Flat white. uploads/Finance/ 415-groove-guide.pdf