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Sights and sounds of Splore
Take in some of the sights and sounds of Splore - taking place this year at Tapapakanga Regional Park from February 14-16.
NZ Herald Online will be live streaming from Splore 2014, thanks to Tiger Beer.
Sights and sounds of Splore: People
Take in some of the sights and sounds of Splore - taking place this year at Tapapakanga Regional Park from February 14-16.
NZ Herald Online will be live streaming from Splore 2014, thanks to Tiger Beer.
Sights and sounds of Splore: Art
Take in some of the sights and sounds of Splore - taking place this year at Tapapakanga Regional Park from February 14-16.
NZ Herald Online will be live streaming from Splore 2014, thanks to Tiger Beer.
Sights and sounds of Splore: Family
Take in some of the sights and sounds of Splore - taking place this year at Tapapakanga Regional Park from February 14-16.
NZ Herald Online will be live streaming from Splore 2014, thanks to Tiger Beer.
Kicking it with Splore's performance director
Eve Gordon, performance director for Splore Festival, shares with Viva her varied passions.
Erykah Badu is sharing her soul
Erykah Badu is in her songwriting prime so Splore audiences are in for a treat with her as the headline act, writes Scott Kara.
Erykah Badu by the sea
Rounding out the announcements for next year's Splore festival is the addition of powerful Texan neo-soul diva Erykah Badu.
Concert Review: Splore-City, Auckland Town Hall
Scott Kara and Jacqueline Smith review a festival that has moved from a coastal settlement to the centre of Auckland's CBD - Splore City.
Caribou: Dancing to a different tune
On the eve of his Auckland performance, dance experimentalist Dan Snaith, aka Caribou, talks about his unique brand of music.
Mayer Hawthorne is a soul man
From Detroit to Auckland, Mayer Hawthorne and the County's sound is the future of soul music.
Kelis: Shaking City Hall
Scott Kara talks to Kelis, one of the biggest Splore-City stars heading to NZ for this weekend's music festival.
Street art: Signatures of style
To some they're ugly scrawls that desecrate the urban landscape, to others they're street art. Paula Yeoman looks at the graffiti debate.