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Music line up for A Taste of Matarangi Festival 2024 announced
Foodies and music lovers the countdown is on to A Taste of Matarangi festival on the 6th April! This year tickets can be purchased online and the music programme offers a fantastic line up of four popular New Zealand music acts including Sugafix, Black and Gold, Cosha and Francie Lidgard.
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Festival organisers recommend that you come to the festival ready to groove to the great local music – and bring an empty stomach so you can sample everything from the fabulous food stalls! The festival programme runs from 10am until late afternoon and includes live performances from the talented bands who will get you up and dancing on the Village Green.
Artists Performing At A Taste Of Matarangi
Sugafix
Sugafix is a dynamic versatile 4-piece band that specializes in making people move. With a repertoire that spans across genres and eras, they are the go-to choice for those seeking an unforgettable dance experience at the 2024 A Taste of Matarangi festival.
Fronted by a dynamic duo, Sugafix boasts both male and female lead vocals that sets them apart.
With their infectious grooves, powerhouse vocals, and ability to cater to diverse musical tastes Sugafix create a sound that’s pure musical joy as it is timeless.
Prepare to be swept away by the magic of Sugafix as they save the best to last, headlining and delivering an unforgettable closing set that leaves festival goers craving for more.
Black and Gold
Embark on a musical adventure with Black and Gold, a dynamic ensemble that defies genre boundaries and invites you to experience the fusion of sound at its finest.
The story of Black and Gold is one of a shared commitment to the craft. This ensemble brought together a collection of musical entertainers that have been part of the journey for nearly 10 years, each contributing a unique hue to the collective palette. The stage has become Black and Gold’s second home, where their performances are a testament to the camaraderie and chemistry that has flourished over a decade of collaboration.
For the 2024 A Taste of Matarangi festival, Black and Gold will comprise of three extraordinary musicians: Stevie Cat Jnr – drums, Wills Lokeni -keys & base, and Marc Joseph – lead guitar and vocals.
Whether you enjoy a sing a long, dancing or someone who simply appreciates the magic of live music, Black and Gold’s ability to seamlessly transition between genres ensures that there’s something for everyone and it will leave you craving for more.
Cosha
Cosha is a harmonious blend of musical talent, consisting of two passionate artists dedicated to creating an unforgettable musical experience. They offer a versatile range of music, from timeless classics to contemporary hits, all delivered with their unique acoustic touch.
Cosha perform epic tunes with searing vocals, delivering instrumental sweetness ensuring there’s something for everyone. Cosha brings a fresh and unique sound to every performance, making them a perfect addition to A Taste of Matarangi.
Francie Lidgard
Francie Lidgard is a talented 17 year-old singer-songwriter hailing from Kuaotunu. Francie’s music reflects her own musical tastes and experiences and she believes in the power of music to bring people together and make a positive impact. Her music is not only relatable but also has a way of making you reflect on your own journey through life.
Francie is not just a singer-songwriter; she is a storyteller and a voice for her generation. Keep an eye out for this local sensation as she takes to the stage at the A Taste of Matarangi festival.
Get Your Tickets Now!
Tickets are available online. For ticket information and full programme information go to A Taste of Matarangi website or the All About Whitianga What's On pages.
We are really excited to be able to bring A Taste of Matarangi Festival back to Matarangi this year. The festival has been a favourite event for friends and family, young and old to attend and each year it just gets better and better. Te Rerenga School and Kuaotunu Land Search and Rescue (KSAR) will be the major charities to benefit from the festival.
– Bronwyn Ririnui, Event Coordinator, Taste of Matarangi Committee
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