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But what are the fans saying?
The following are comments left on our facebook page:
YOU WERE BLOODY BRILLIANT!!!!!!!!!!! I can’t move my head, neck and back since you brought out my headbanging rebel teenager with all your awesome songs! Oh Em Gee! YOU GUYS ABSOLUTELY ROCKED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! – Danine
No thank you. It was awesome. Great to see a band that likes to mix up the genre’s. – Dean
– Brigette
Great cover band keep it up – Karl
That was a great night, awesome sounds. – Barbara
Good times. Great rock n roll. – Dave
Awesome evening, Radiobaby is a must see band!! – Peter
Great music to help us all party like rock stars!!! You guys were awesome – Mitch
brilliant night and you kept us on our feet. – John
Great sounds guys. Well impressed. Rock on!!!! : ) – Gene
You guys were AWESOME! – Toni
Hope you plan entering Battle of the Bands. I would say you’ll do well – Lawrie
Thanks for a great night guys – can’t wait to have you back again soon! – Junction Hotel, Thames
Totally impressed, you sound awesome!! – Margaret
Yet another fabulous night dancing the night away to Radiobaby!!! 🙂 🙂 🙂 – Dianne
Any band that attempts the mighty A-HA and the even more mightier The Proclaimers in one setlist i gotta hear 🙂 -Richard
Must. Hear. This. -Julia
Wow! you guys rocked the brew last night! So impressed, can’t wait for the next gig!! xxx 🙂 -Renee
Great night at the Brew last night!!! You guys were awesome! … one great song after another..no time to take a rest! -Dianne
Awesome to hear you guys practice and cant wait for your debut at THE BREW!! and Tracey keep those cool beats coming! -Lance
You guys were so awesome I was stopped in Sola today to ask if I new who the band was that was playing…. Yeah Radio Baby…. Want to play at our street BBQ???????? -Jennifer
Yeah Baby!! You guys rocked -Jenny Kay
Radiobaby Plays on Thames’ Main Street
Radiobaby was invited to play for the New Zealand’s first Mindsports weekend held in Thames at the start of March.
The main street was closed off at Grahamstown and a stage was set up for Radiobaby, The Heaters and The Darcy Perry Band to entertain on Friday night.
“It was a thrill to play in the middle of the main street of our hometown,” said guitarist Odee Rose. “Although I wouldn’t say what we played was entirely ‘middle of the road’ music.”
Keep up to date with what Radiobaby are doing and where they are playing by liking the Radiobaby facebook page here.
To book Radiobaby call Paul 027 272 8333
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Photos courtesy of Devin Clark-Memler
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- Paul Hinton
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- Tracey Slaughter
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- Paul Hinton
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- Paul Hinton
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- Odee Rose
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- Tracey Slaughter
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- Odee Rose
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- Paul Hinton with a mexican influence
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- Paul Hinton
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- Odee Rose
This Saturday: From Kuranui Bay to Ngatea Hotel
We have been asked to play at the Thames Santa Parade at Kuranui Bay this Saturday. We will play a 45min set at 5pm then shoot over to Ngatea and set up there to play at 8.30pm at the hotel.
Busy busy!
Then Odee’s new jazz quartet Summer Flow debuts at Speak Easy at 4pm on Sunday. Summer Flow features Tobias Taane-Smith on sax, Jonathan Sangster on Trumpet, Bjorn Borchers on drums and Odee on guitar and bass.
Radiobaby Play At Thames High With Guitar Students
Radiobaby returned to high school after nearly two decades on Friday
to give guitar students a chance to enter the world of the performing
arts.
Singer and guitarist Odee Rose has been a guitar tutor at Thames
High School this year. On Friday he brought his band Radiobaby to
school and invited his students up on stage to perform the songs they
had been learning.
“Performing to an audience is an important part of learning an
instrument so I’m quite lucky to be able to give that experience to my
students,” said Mr Rose. “When I was at school my music teacher
organised a lunchtime concert and me and my mates played a Doors song
and our teacher played the keyboard. That experience got me hooked on
performing and I wanted to pass that on to my students.”
Radiobaby played outside the senior common room so the students could
sit on the field and near the cafeteria to see what Mr Rose’s
students had been learning all year.
All three members of Radiobaby are former students of Thames High School.
