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14 - 20 DEC 2011 . NZ’S original FREE WEEKLY STREET PRESS . ISSUE 394 . GROOVEG

14 - 20 DEC 2011 . NZ’S original FREE WEEKLY STREET PRESS . ISSUE 394 . GROOVEGUIDE.CO.NZ Gigs | Music | Film | Reviews | News | Gadgets | Games | Gear Happiness is a Daily Choice Featuring FLORENCE + THE MACHINE MGMT PASSION PIT SLEIGH BELLS THE TEMPER TRAP SIX 60 THE NAKED AND FAMOUS BULLETPROOF TIKI TAANE DIZZEE RASCAL BENNY BENASSI MICHAEL FRANTI & SPEARHEAD JOHN BUTLER TRIO BON IVER THE XX LIAM FINN AVALANCHE CITY & many more 2CD SET OUT NOW www.liberationmusic.co.nz from the director of die hard 2 renny harlin “An amazing war film… hurls you head-on into the warzone.” Zoo magaZine UK BAsed on ActuAl events Rent or Buy on Blu-ray & dvd december 15 Forest Whitaker, Bruce Willis, Malin Akerman, Nikki Reed and Deborah Ann Woll star in the tough, sexy story of three hit women sent to intercept a big money dope deal. IF YOU ARE GOING DOWN, TAKE EVERYONE WITH YOU. CATCH .44 © 2011 CATCH44 AP LLC. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Rent or Buy on Blu-ray & DVD December 15 © 2011 IRon LIon FILm PRoDuCTIon InC. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Available at all leading retailers ISSN 1172-675X Breaking news Shit worth announcing 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 2011 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. If you would like to stock Groove Guide please contact tyler@ grooveguide.co.nz or call (09) 3664616. New Order have been announced to play one show in Auckland on Mon 27 Feb at Vector Arena. The Cranberries will play one New Zealand show next year at Auckland’s Trusts Stadium on Thu 15 Mar. Due to popular demand, Beirut’s Wellington show has moved to The Opera House. The Northern Lights Festival at Pakiri Beach has been cancelled. The first Two Piece Fest will hit Wellington in February. Crosby, Stills & Nash will play one Auckland show next year on Sat 24 Mar at the Trusts Stadium. The Chronophonium Festival has been announced to take place at Besson Farm in mid-January. Auckland has a brand new record store. The Southbound Record Store has officially opened its doors at 69 Mt Eden Rd. Auckland’s K Rd Christmas Carnival has been announced for Fri 23 Dec at St. Kevin’s Arcade. Editor Grant Hislop editor@grooveguide.co.nz CONTRIBUTING Editor Matt Monk matt@grooveguide.co.nz Editorial assistant Tyler Hislop tyler@grooveguide.co.nz SUB Editor Elise Brinkman Designer Greta Gotlieb greta@grooveguide.co.nz Advertising sales@grooveguide.co.nz Accounts Gail Hislop gailhslp@yahoo.co.nz Contributors Jan Maree, Justin Fowler, John Brinkman, Justin Fowler, Teuila Fuatai, Ricardo Kerr, Alexander Hallag, Sam Wieck, Rebecca Barry Hill, Steve Newall print Image Print ltd. Publisher Hark Entertainment LTD PO Box 37584 Parnell, Auckland 23/03 20/01 11/04 25/01 Coddin On Enchanting songstress and local lass of all things pretty-sounding Anna Coddington has announced an eight-stop tour around the country over January and February. The Little Islands tour will also feature Mike Hall (Nightchoir, Pluto) and Riki Gooch (Eru Dangerspiel, Trinity Roots) in the touring band as well as support from Amiria Grenell, Ryan Prebble and She’s So Rad with more acts to be announced. Tickets are on sale now from Under The Radar. Halfway House The Rose Quartz gang is continuing to bring some of the lesser known but much hyped alt and underground artists to the country. January will see San Francisco alt-houser Ital play one show in Auckland at Whammy Bar. Following the full marks received from the recent TV Colours, Danger Beach, Assassins 88 shows put on by the RQ collective as well as the upcoming Sun Araw gigs, you’d be wise to take an interest in what shows they’re putting on. Roll on Rollins Before he was the buffest interviewer in the world, Henry Rollins actually used to make music in a little band called Black Flag. While he’s not as much of a musician nowadays, the industrial star still travels around the world speaking his mind and popping some serious veins. The stage sensation will be performing four shows around the country in April, hitting Hamilton, Christchurch, Wellington and Auckland. Tickets are on sale now through Ticketek and Ticketmaster. Dresden Dolls Add Show The Dresden Dolls have added one more gig to their New Zealand tour next year. As well as the Auckland and Wellington dates scheduled for late January, one Christchurch gig has been added for Wednesday 25 January at the Aurora Centre. Earlier this year the Dollies vocalist and pianist Amanda Palmer had to cancel her solo show following the Christchurch earthquakes, but those who still have their tickets can use that pass to get into the Aurora Centre gig. Can you describe this Ruckus? After faring pretty darn well overseas, hip hop/rock four-piece Rapture Ruckus have announced they’ll be playing shows in Auckland and Wellington next year. Joining them will be American Grammy-nominated metallers P.O.D. for the ALIVE 2012 events. The bands will play at Wellington’s Town Hall on Tuesday 10 April and Auckland’s Logan Campbell Centre on Wednesday 11 April. Trailer Trash Is Neat Everyone’s favourite hick trash will be heading our way next year. Ricky, Julian and Bubbles from the nonstop hilariously outrageous Trailer Park Boys will perform two live shows in March. The Drunk, High and Unemployed Tour will undoubtedly be an absolute riot as the boys perform in New Zealand for the first time. Auckland’s Town Hall and Wellington’s Opera House will host the performances. Tickets go on sale this Monday. Jazzing Off Grammy award winner Patti Austin has been added to the 50th National Jazz Festival happening over Easter weekend next year in Tauranga. The jazz-stress joins the likes of rhythm and blues legends Earth, Wind & Fire and Keb Mo, with more acts to be announced. This staple festival keeps running for a reason. Tickets for the five-day festivities are available now through Ticketek. Specially Brewed It’s been a while since it’s been the sound of the moment, but for all those ska-heads that just can’t let go, some good news is in store for you. Bad Manners have been announced to play one show at Auckland’s Kings Arms on Saturday 07 January. The UK band found their share of fans back in the 1980s, but are perhaps best known for mooning the Pope. It’s a long story. Bigs & smalls Three-piece experimentalists Aa (pronounced ‘big A little a’) have announced three shows in mid- February. The Brooklynites are percussion heavy instrumentalists that sound a little bit like a marching band marching on top of another marching band, resulting in a marching band battle in a Nintendo world. Aa will play at Space Monster in Wanganui, Mighty Mighty in the capital and Auckland’s Whammy Bar. Our pick 26/01 16/02 Announcements 05/04 07/01 10/04 Grooveguide.co.nz | 5 Shit Worth Knowing MATT BOWDEN STARBOY 2011 Grammy Nominees The 54th annual Grammy Award nominees have been announced, and we’re seeing the likes of Kanye, Adele and Bon Iver as the top nominated artists. There are 78 Grammy Awards up for grabs in total, but here’s a small list of who’s up for what: Record of the year: Rolling In The Deep by Adele; Holocene by Bon Iver; Grenade by Bruno Mars; The Cave by Mumford & Sons and Firework by Katy Perry. Album of the year: 21 by Adele; Wasting Light by Foo Fighters; Born This Way by Lady Gaga; Doo-Wops & Hooligans by Bruno Mars and Loud by Rihanna. Song of the year: ‘All of the Lights’ by Kanye West, Rihanna, Kid Cudi and Fergie; ‘The Cave’ by Mumford & Sons; ‘Grenade’ by Bruno Mars; ‘Holocene’ by Bon Iver and ‘Rolling In The Deep’ by Adele. Best new artist: The Band Perry; Bon Iver; J. Cole; Nicki Minaj and Skrillex. Best pop vocal album: 21 by Adele; The Lady Killer by Cee Lo Green; Born This Way by Lady Gaga; Doo-Wops & Hooligans by Bruno Mars and Loud by Rihanna. Best rock album: Rock ‘N’ Roll Party Honoring Les Paul by Jeff Beck; Wasting Light by Foo Fighters; Come Around Sundown by Kings Of Leon; I’m With You by Red Hot Chilli Peppers and The Whole Love by Wilco. Best Dance/Electronica Album: Zonoscope by Cut/ Copy; 4x4=12 by Deadmau5; Nothing But The Beat by David Guetta; Body Talk, Pt. 3 by Robyn and Scary Monsters And Nice Sprites by Skrillex. Best Alternative Music Album: Bon Iver by Bon Iver; Codes uploads/Industriel/ 14-20-dec-2011-nz-x27-s-original-free-weekly-street-press-issue-394-grooveguide-co-nz.pdf