Village Entertainment - Bands
Some of the bands booked onto the Radioworks Stage

Some exciting and nationally renowned bands have been confirmed for next year's event. The opening night on Saturday 5th February will feature two bands - the Beat Girls from Wellington and X-Factor from Dunedin - while the second Saturday night will feature Itchycoo Park from Wellington.

Over 5000 people revelled in the marqees superb atmosphere on the main night last time. Last even'ts feature band, Mod Squad, will play on Friday the 11th this time while Tuesday night will be themed 'Aussie Night' and will feature Rick Steele and the Hot Biscuit Band from Perth.

Keep checking for more details as they are confirmed. As soon as we have the details finalised they will be posted on our site.

The Beat Girls A popular entertainment group the Beat Girls are now online at http://www.thebeatgirls.com/ for those wanting more information Click the logo at the side and watch a Video Cip The sound clip is stored as a 908k WMV file and may need Windows Media Player to be open to view.

Celine Toner Celines vast experience in the Corporate/ Function Market sees her as a sought after Entertainer all year round.  From Solo performances to fronting a fully choreographed show, Celine is the true professional entertainer that will give your Event that WOW factor.  Her range and style of music is vast in that she can perform light contemporary background feel, to create a warm ambience as your guests arrive, through to classic dance numbers for the party end of your evening.   More info at www.limelightproductions.co.nz

“ ITCHYCOO PARK was formed in May 2000 by six musicians and their favorite music from the late 60’s to the early 70’s. Click here for more info on the band.

The Mod Squad The Mod Squad is the ultimate party package. Click here for more info on the band.

Hot Club Sandwich , at www.hotclubsandwich.co.nz Hot Club Sandwich was set up in 1992 as a result of a Radio New Zealand recording session at which Terry Crayford and Andrew London produced a dozen tracks for National Radio, with the help of superb Wellington guitarist Lee Jackson. The result was evocative of the 1930s Grappelly/Reinhardt 'Hot Club' style, very up-tempo and accessible, and it was immediately decided that the same sound ought to be played live.

Rick Steele & the Hot Biscuits