Music promoter s plan to bring life to Hawke s Bay s community halls, one gig at a time
30 Apr, 2021 06:00 PM
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Jamie Macphail, pictured at Haumoana Hall, is bringing artists to play at the region s community halls for the Small Hall Sessions. Photo / Warren Buckland
Jamie Macphail, pictured at Haumoana Hall, is bringing artists to play at the region s community halls for the Small Hall Sessions. Photo / Warren Buckland
A local promoter is bringing live music to halls at the heart of Hawke s Bay communities, with an aim to create community events which will revitalise the halls. Jamie Macphail has been promoting live music
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Andrew Fagan and his band return to venues across the North Island in April to perform songs from his solo and Mockers years, and celebrate latest album Act Normal.
Fagans career spans over 40 years, from his time as frontman of punk group The Ambitious Vegetables, pop-rockers The Mockers, to his ongoing solo career.
His solo material over the years - performed with his band Fagan and The People - includes laconic social commentary classics such as Exciting, Now You Know, Blame Me, Get Light, Religion, Jerusalem, and On Channel Me.
The acclaimed new album Act Normal was released on the cusp of lockdown, so the band are jumping out of their skins for this delayed release tour. To coincide with the tour, new single Youll Be Fine is released in early March.