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The roots reggae band has kicked off their USA tour today in Washington, before travelling to California, Oregon, Arizona, Las Vegas and Hawaii.
Te Kāea caught up with the band a year after they parted ways with former member Marcus Abraham following a domestic violence accusation.
Performances from UB40. Katchafire and Tomorrow People were only some of the highlights of day two of One Love 2019.
Stan Walker, Kolohe Kai, General Fiyah and Fiji all took to the stage on day one of One Love on Saturday. Check out some of the other highlights here.
The festival kicks off today in Tauranga and Te Kāea has gone out to find the performers that people are most excited to watch.
It’s a dream come true for the all-Māori Ohakune-based band opening One Love today.
Twenty thousand people are expected to attend One Love and organisers are promising that this year's theme, layout and line-up will be bigger and better.
Riqi Harawira is a man on a mission. He says he's been on his own personal journey battling depression.
NZ reggae group Katchafire has missed out on a Grammy nomination but continues to be a hit on streaming giant Spotify. They join a whānau of NZ bands with Māori members who have topped this year's most-streamed Kiwi acts.
A Tauranga based quartet band has become a hit on Facebook after posting a number of songs that celebrates the Māori language. Led by front man Jeremy Hantler who has a background in country music and is also a school teacher says he was inspired by his Māori students and Māori songs
Alien Weaponry have sent a shout out to their Native American fans who helped them sell out their first USA headline concert in the weekend.
Ngāpuhi, Ngāi Te Rangi and Ngāti Ranginui descendant Te Karehana Gardener-Toi’s music is set to be featured on the Netflix series, Easy.
