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David Shanhun and Shimna Higgins met years ago at the Bunker Hill Folk music club, and started playing as a duo in 2019 when they toured New Zealand together.
Individually David & Shimna have a pretty impressive resume - Shimna being the winner of both the Martin Blackman and the Frank Winter award at Auckland Folk Festival; David having a #1 single on iTunes NZ with ‘Jessie’ in 2020 along with multiple other releases reaching the top 10 in NZ Charts - but on stage together there’s a magic that really gels with their tight harmonies, infectious laughter and energy, and sizzling fiddle and guitar skills.
Holly headlines benefit show for Glenorchy trail
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Terrible Sons are a husband and wife duo, former Dukes front man, Matthew Barus & Lauren Barus, known in other music circles as L A Mitchell and in Fly My Pretties. They’ve been nestled in Christchurch slowly becoming a streaming juggernaught with over 180K followers on Spotify alone. They will be bringing their intimate songs to life with a full band, at The Piano, in Christchurch. To celebrate the release of their 3rd EP, ‘Mass’
“..a stark, quiet collection of deeply romantic songs that hark back to the sweeping indie glory of Kings of Convenience and Feist. It’s the kind of music that feels destined to soundtrack the idiosyncratic indie cinema of the mid-2000s. It’s luscious, organic and so, so intimate”