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95bFM announces bStreet lineup K’Road - May 2nd
11th April - For Immediate Release
95bFM announces
bStreet lineup
K’Road - May 2nd,
2013
It’s that block party you always
dreamed about, it’s a musical takeover, it’s a
gathering, it’s a celebration, it’s a night of packed
bars along one of the most iconic roads in New Zealand.
It’s 8 venues and more than 20 bands, artists, &
DJs!
Whammy Bar: Totems,
High Society, Wilberforces, Spring Break
Wine
Cellar: SJD, Randa, Joe Blossom, Trick Mammoth
(DUN), Leno Lovecraft
Galatos: Drab
Doo-Riffs, Las Tetas, The Raw Nerves, Thee Rum Coves,
Rackets, Dirtbag Radio DJs
Backbeat:
X-Ray Fiends, Sex Pest, PCP Eagles, The
Cavemen
Coco’s Barretta (next to Coco’s
Cantina): bFM DJs Zac & Lucy, Andrew Tidball, Tina
Turntables
Verona: Delaney Davidson,
Swampland, DJ Netti Page
ARCADE Store (22-C Cross
St): bFM x ARCADE Apparel Launch Party from 5pm, to
celebrate two limited edition collaborative bFM x ARCADE
tees designed by Guy Brock
Entry to Whammy, Wine Cellar, Galatos, & Backbeat will be limited to bCard holders. Make sure you don’t miss out and get yours now from 95bFM.com, Rhythm Records, Real Groovy, or Sitka Newmarket!
bStreet is also sharing K’Road
on 2nd May with First Thursdays, the mishmash of visual
arts, music, & performance. First Thursdays kicks off the
night from 6-9pm all along K’Road, and bStreet continues
the party from 8pm til LATE. There is no question: K’Road
is the only place you want to be on 2nd
May.
THE TRADITION
CONTINUES.
See 95bFM.com to stay up with the play on
all the details.
Alastair Thompson
Scoop Publisher
Alastair Thompson is the co-founder of Scoop. He is of Scottish and Irish extraction and from Wellington, New Zealand. Alastair has 24 years experience in the media, at the Dominion, National Business Review, North & South magazine, Straight Furrow newspaper and online since 1997. He is the winner of several journalism awards for business and investigative work.
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