THE TIMETABLE FOR THE LANEWAY FESTIVAL 2016

 |   |  <1 min read

THE TIMETABLE FOR THE LANEWAY FESTIVAL 2016

The annual Laneway Festival in Auckland has become one of the hottest on the music calender: hottest as in the site at Silo Park (which has to import shade tents) can be blistering in the summer heat.

So -- more than Big Day Outs and such in the past -- it is one to prepare for: hat, shades, sunscreen, drink plenty of water and . . . be prepared to see some very exciting acts, many in the first phase of their careers.

It really is a day-long festival which should not be missed so we are pleased to post here the timetable for the day . . . which is Monday February 1.

For more details on tickets and artists go here

36a73691_a1eb_4eee_b895_bc9b956ae216

Share It

Your Comments

post a comment

More from this section   Something Elsewhere articles index

FRANK ZAPPA RESURRECTED (2016): The floorboards creak and out come the freaks

FRANK ZAPPA RESURRECTED (2016): The floorboards creak and out come the freaks

The importance and impact of some musicians far outstrips the sales of their albums or concert tickets. The late Frank Zappa – who died in '93 at just 52 – was one of those.... > Read more

TERRORISM ON THE HOME-FRONT (2003): Coming ready or not?

TERRORISM ON THE HOME-FRONT (2003): Coming ready or not?

In a travel story about New Zealand in the Sydney Morning Herald last month journalist Bruce Elder, trying to avoid Australian cliches about this country, stepped rather neatly into a patronising... > Read more

Elsewhere at Elsewhere

WE NEED TO TALK ABOUT . . . STRAWBERRY WALRUS: Let me take you down . . . and down

WE NEED TO TALK ABOUT . . . STRAWBERRY WALRUS: Let me take you down . . . and down

The jury will be out on "the worst album ever" until the judge directs it on exactly how we define the word "worst". For many "worst" would immediately be... > Read more

Brigid Mae Power: Head Above Water (Fire/Southbound)

Brigid Mae Power: Head Above Water (Fire/Southbound)

Elsewhere is well-known for approaching English and Irish folk music with some caution if not outright suspicion. The lamentations, murder and miserablism, references to medievalism,... > Read more