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30 JAN - 05 FEB 2013 . NZ’S oNLY FREE WEEKLY STREET PRESS . ISSUE 445 . GROOVEGUIDE.CO.NZ Gigs | Music | Arts | FILM | TV | Games | Gadgets | Food | BARS | Gear FREE PRETTY LIGHTS fat freddy’s drop ALAN DAVIES AUCKLAND 99FM. WELLINGTON 93.3FM. CHRISTCHURCH 106.5FM. BLENHEIM 94.5FM. DUNEDIN 106.2FM. GISBORNE 105.3FM. HAWKE’S BAY 99.9FM. MANAWATU 105.8FM. NELSON 90.4FM. NORTHLAND 93.2FM. ROTORUA 94.3FM. SOUTHLAND 93.2FM. TARANAKI 90.8FM. TAUPO 92.8FM. TAURANGA 91FM. WAIKATO 96.2FM. R16 graphic violence and offensive language ISSN 1172-675X Shit Worth Knowing Banknam Style It has been revealed that Psy’s insanely annoying hit ‘Gangnam Style’ video has generated over $8 million in ad revenues via YouTube. The clip has broken YouTube records with the most ‘likes’ and the most watched video after going viral in 2012. The copyright owner of videos uploaded to YouTube gets 50 per cent of all revenue made through advertisements, which means that ‘Gangnam Style’ will have earned around $4 million. GRAMMY PERFORMANCES Performances at the 2013 Grammy Awards ceremony have been announced. Sir Elton John and Ed Sheeran will perform together at the awards in LA next month. As well as Elton and Ed teaming up, Miranda Lambert and Dierks Bentley will be doing the same on the big night. Taylor Swift, Carrie Underwood, Jack White and The Black Keys have also confirmed they’ll be performing at the Grammy ceremony, which will be hosted by rapper/actor LL Cool J. The Reinauguration 90’s pop rock legends, The Presidents of the United States of America are coming to town. The band from Seattle is set to play their self-titled debut album in its entirety. Remember those songs ‘ Lump’, ‘Peaches’ and ‘Dune Buggy’? You will hear them all. Oh the 90’s! SEE THEM LIVE: THE PRESIDENTS OF THE USA MON 18 MAR STUDIO, AUCKLAND TICKETS ON SALE NOW TICKETEK.CO.NZ Tour De Dance Lance Armstrong may not be the toast of the sporting world with his admittance of taking performance enhancing drugs but that hasn’t dulled interest from reality TV show “Dancing With The Stars”. Sources say the reality hit offered the former professional cyclist a spot on the upcoming spring edition of the veteran reality series. Armstrong’s spokesperson said “Lance has been offered the show each and every year since its inception. Although flattered he has passed on their generous offers.” The news comes off the back of Lindsay Lohan declining a US $550,000 offer to appear this year. Stars Wars: A New Hope J.J. Abrams is jumping from one franchise to another. The Star Trek Into Darkness director is set to take the reigns for the next Star Wars film. “As a kid I was always a fan of special effects. Watching movies I was constantly trying to figure out how they did it, whatever the effect was. Star Wars was the first movie that blew my mind in that way; it didn’t matter how they did any of it because it was all so overwhelmingly and entirely great. It was funny and romantic and scary and compelling and the visual effects just served the characters and story. It galvanized for me; not for what was exciting about how movies were made, but rather for what movies were capable of,” Abrams told EW back in November. On the edge of the Underworld Karl Hyde of british indie / electronica band Underworld has given a sneak peak into his first solo project. The nine-track album “Edgeland” was inspired by the ‘hidden corners’ of the city he told NME. “The beauty of decay, tyre marks, crude graffiti, industrial noise, overheard conversations, epidemics of coffee bars and nights on the back seat being driven through cities by drivers who never sleep. A celebration of people’s idiosyncrasies, mapping out my journeys with the stories they tell, edgelands where city meets scrub, where ragged ponies grazed annexed fields and the air smells chemical.” The first single “Cut Clouds” is out now. “Edgeland” is due April 2013. Superbowl Payday The biggest event in Americas sporting calendar NFL’s Superbowl takes place on February 3 (February 4 NZ Time) and apart from whether Beyonce will lip sync again, the hottest off field action comes courtesy of advertisers biggest players. Volkswagen, Coke, Mercedes Benz, Doritas, Hyundai, amongst many others have bought up ad space. Anheuser-Busch InBev, Budweiser’s parent company, has bought 4.5 minutes of Super Bowl advertising space which includes the first commercial of the game. If you get your calculator out that’s about US $34 million in advertising in one day. You can view some of the Superbowl ads on youtube now. Depeche Mode: Just Can’t Get Enough Look out Depeche Mode fans as the Essex band are back with brand new album “Delta Machine”. The group’s Martin Gore said, “Writing this album was incredibly daunting as I wanted the sound of this collection to be very modern. I want people to feel good about listening to this record, to get some kind of peace. It’s just got something magical about it.” Our pick NEWS due to space and content requirements, not all gigs may be listed. listings are user generated. groove guide assumes no responsibility for any inaccuracies, errors or omissions. groove guide is provided ‘as is’, for your information only, without warranty of any kind, either expressed or implied, including, but not limited to, fitness for a particular purpose and non-infringment. the guide’s publisher assumes no responsibility for and disclaims all liability for any inaccuracies, errors or omissions in this guide and do not share the opinions expressed within. reproduction in whole or in part without permission is prohibited. copyright 2013 Groove Guide is New Zealand’s leading weekly music and entertainment publication. 10,000 free copies are available every week at music stores, cafes, fast food outlets, nightclubs, bars, restaurants, cinemas and retail stores throughout New Zealand. 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We also do this cool social media stuff. @GrooveGuide facebook.com/grooveguide Grooveguide.co.nz | 5 Maybe it’s because by February the weather has come right in Wellington, but in general, Wellingtonians are pretty good at celebrating Waitangi Day. They don’t just treat it as a day off, they actually get out there and celebrate it, usually at events that are held around the region. This year residents of the Capital are in for a big gig treat, Ladi6 will be performing on Wellington’s Waterfront for free. Event organiser Rebecca Hardie says they are pleased to get such a big drawcard act. “We expect people from the Hutt, from Porirua, from all over the Wellington region. We wanted someone who was well known, particularly with younger audiences, so they would come down and make a conscious effort to be part of Waitangi Day.” Ladi6 performs at 4.45pm as part of an all day celebration of Waitangi Day put on by Wellington City Council. It all kicks off at 10am at the Atea (front) of the Wharewaka building on Wellington’s Waterfront. “There’ll be plenty of activities for the kids in the morning – storytelling, they can make a waka from harakeke and get some tats, well, airbrushed tattoos.” Then around noon waka will paddle out into the harbour where they’ll do a salute to public at the Wharewaka to start the formal proceedings. It’ll be pretty spectacular to watch.” Although Ladi6 is the major musical drawcard of the day, there’s plenty of entertainment throughout the afternoon, including three kapa haka groups, an aboriginal choir and The DCM Ukelele crew. These guys are part of the city’s homelessness strategy and they play ukuleles. They’re going to literally sing for their supper. “There are about 10 players in the group and this will be the second time they’ve performed in public. For performing we’re going to give them a bit of kai for their lunch.” Shit Worth Knowing Go to grooveguide.co.nz and enter the draw to win these prizes shit worth winning Favourite drink? Chinese Pu’er tea. Favourite restaurant/café? Any Chinese cuisine, such as sasami (a Japanese cuisine in Shanghai). Favourite colour? Blue. Favourite classic film? Forrest Gump and The Shawshank Redemption. Favourite childhood memory? School spring outing. Favourite party food? Truffle chocolate. Favourite vice? I’m not adventurous enough Favourite song? ‘Smile’ by Charlie Chaplin. Favourite meal? Any meal cooked by family member. Favourite album? Keith Jarrett, Rio. Favourite venue? The Bund. Favourite lyric? Every poem from the Chinese classic novel A Dream of Red Mansions by Chinese poet Bei Dao. Favourite candy bar? I uploads/Geographie/ groove-guide-445.pdf