Featuring Your Gig Is Showing with Hunter reporting from Flying Out + the massive lineup of bFM favourites on the lineup for the Record Store Day celebrations, and Rainy Day Projects with Finn.
Oslo Twins – I Wake Up Slowly
Perfume Genius – Dion
Smerz – You Got Time and I Got Money
This is Loralei, MJ Lenderman – Dancing in the Club – MJ Lenderman version
Serebii, Tessa de Lyon – Lungs
Beirut – Tuanaki Atoll
Your Gig Is Showing
Brother Sister – Push My Buttons
Tiny Ruins – Out of Phase
Ha the Unclear – Julius Caeser
Djo – Potion
Harry Nilsson – The Moonbeam Song
The Bats – Loline
Black Country, New Road – For the Cold Country
Unknown Mortal Orchestra – Heaven 7
Lael Neale – Down on the Freeway
Karyn speaks to Dianne Swan about the upcoming Atomic 2.0 gig for Your Gig Is Showing, and Finn's back with a new DIY guide on Rainy Day Projects. Thanks to the Auckland Art Gallery!
Playlist
Japanese Breakfast – Picture Window
Womb, Ben Woods – Take
CRUSH – Cream Jeans
fakemink – Milk
Diddy, Faith Evans, 112 – I’ll be Missing You
Lucy Dacus, Hozier – Bullseye (with Hozier)
Your Gig Is Showing
Cannonball – The Breeders
Love Is a Stranger – Eurythmics
Tattooed Love – The Pretenders
Smerz – You got time and I got money
Julien Baker & TORRES – Tuesday
Kae Tempest – Statue in the Square
The Singing Nun – Dominique
The Singing Nunlive on the
Your Saturday morning sussed thanks to Karyn Hay and the Auckland Art Gallery! Featuring the culmination of Finn's Love On Top Challenge for this week's Rainy Day Projects.
Playlist
The Flaming Lips – My Cosmic Autumn Rebellion
Wings – Venus and Mars
Wings – You Gave Me The Answer
Wings – Venus and Mars (Reprise)
Womb – Georgie’s Song
New York Dolls – Lonely Planet Boy
feeble little horse – This is Real
Fazerdaze – Purple _02
Fazerdaze – Distorted Dreams
Ringlets – Heavenly Wheel
Ichiko Aoba – Coloratura
Yoko Ono and the Plastic Ono Super Band – Don’t Worry Kyoko
Pete Wylie & The Mighty Wah! – Come Back (The Story of the Reds)
The Audio Visual Drop Kicks – The Weight
Fontaines DC – Can You Feel My Heart
Nirvana – About a Girl
snuggle – Marigold
Japanese Breakfast – Here is Someone
Featuring Your Gig Is Showing with Finn Bellingham (aka Te Manu) chatting about a koha-entry gig in Bethells Beach, Rainy Day Projects on a sunny day with Finn phoning in with a DIY how-to.
Yaegi, E Wata – Pondeggi
Harrison Gordon – the Greatest Song Ever Written
Harrison Gordon – Cheerwine for good
Arooj Aftab, Khruangbin – raat ki rani (Khruangbin remix)
Mike Heron – Singing The Dolphin
Porridge Radio –I’ve Got A Feeling (Stay Lucky)
From Dust to Mountains – Makahoe
Calla – Here, Now, This
Te Manu x Ngāio – Hauāuru
Perfume Genius, Aldous Harding – No Front Teeth
The Kinks – I’m An Apeman
Courting – Lust For Life
PUNCHBAG – Fuck It
snuggle – Dust
Black Country, New Road – Happy Birthday
The Fourmyula – Nature
Another Saturday morning with the wonderful Karyn Hay, bringing good vibes to your weekend. This week Karyn is joined by Bernie Haldane for Your Gig is Showing, to chat about all of the amazing events on for the Auckland Arts Festival this month. And later on Finn demonstrates his new 'triple recorder' for Rainy Day project.
Jenny Hval – To be a rose
Little Simz, Obongjayer, Moonchild Sanelly – Flood
The Murder Capital – Swallow
Roy Buchanan – Sweet Dreams
John Lennon – Well Well Well
Declaration – The Chills
English Teacher – Nearly Daffodils
Divorce – Karen
Sonic Youth – Tunic (Song For Karen)
Auckland Arts Festival feature
Soweto Gospel Choir, Groove Terminator, Latroit – You Got The Love
Maya Piata – Working Sunday
Tami Neilson – Queenie, Queenie
Gene Kelly – Singin’ in the Rain
Taite Music Prize finalists
Delaney Davidson – Out of My Head
Fazerdaze – Bigger
Earth Tongue – Out Of This Hell
Kaitlyn and Molly of bFM chat to Karyn about the upcoming Fancy New Band 2025 with a stacked line-up, and delve into the history behind the gig (in it's eighteenth year) and the segment that started on Mikey Havoc's Breakfast show nearly two decades ago.
Karyn speaks to the organisers of The Last Stand Festival taking place in Waima Reserve. 2025 is the second iteration of the festival, with the lineup this year stacked with faves such as Elisa and Ha The Unclear. Whakarongo mai nei!
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