Homegrown Music Festival (New Zealand)

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Homegrown Music Festival has been held annually in Wellington, New Zealand, since 2008. It showcases artists from New Zealand.

DatesApril/March
Yearsactive2008 - present
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Homegrown Music Festival
GenreRock, indie, electronic, dub & roots
DatesApril/March
LocationsWellington, New Zealand
Years active2008 - present
Websitehomegrown.net.nz
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2008

Saturday 26 April 2008

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Rock stage Indie stage Electronic stage Dub & roots state
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2009

The 2009 festival was held on 14 March 2009. It was set across 5 stages along the waterfront and included 35 of New Zealand's premier bands and DJs.

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Rock stage Indie stage Electronic stage Dub & roots state Amphitheatre stage
  • Shapeshifter
  • State of Mind
  • Aural Trash
  • Tim Phin
  • Dick Johnson
  • Clarke Gayford
  • DJ Spragga (Sola Rosa)
  • Dick Johnson vs Cool Kids Club
  • Nick D
  • DJ Reno
  • Sunshine Sound System
  • Manuel Bundy
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2010

The 2010 edition was called Vodafone Homegrown after the sponsors, Vodafone. It was held on 20 February, with the line-up announced on 14 September 2009.

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Rock stage Indie stage Electronic stage Dub & roots state
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2011

The 2011 edition was named Jim Beam Homegrown after the sponsors, Jim Beam, and was held on 5 March 2011. It had a pop and RnB stage for the first time and had more acts than previous years.

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Jim Beam rock stageVodafone dub & roots stageVodafone pop & RnB stageNokia electronic stageRedbull Studio live stageRedbull amphitheatre stage
  • State of Mind Live
  • The Upbeats
  • Optimus Gryme
  • Dick Johnson
  • Tim Phin
  • Clarke Gayford
  • Maya and Vanya
  • 3 on 3 Breaking
  • Downtown Brown
  • Jayson Norris
  • Brazilbeat Soundsystem
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This was Blindspott's first gig since reforming.

This was one of Nesian Mystik's last ever gigs.

2012

The Checks

The 2012 edition was on 18 February 2012. For the fifth consecutive year the festival was a sell out (17,000 tickets).

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Jim Beam rock stageVodafone dub & roots stageVodafone pop & RnB stageJim Beam electronic stageRedbull labRedbull amphitheatre stage
  • State of Mind Live
  • Optimus Gryme ft. Tiki
  • Bulletproof
  • Dick Johnson
  • Mayavanya
  • Kids of 88
  • Karn Hall
  • Breakdancing
  • Juse1
  • Downtown Brown
  • Manuel Bundy
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2013

The 2013 edition was held on 2 March 2013. For the sixth consecutive year the festival was a sell out (17,000 tickets).[1]

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Jim Beam RockVodafone Pop/RnBRed Bull Sound LabVodafone Dub & RootsLipton Ice Tea ElectronicRed Bull Amphitheatre
  • Weird Together
  • DJ Sir Vere featuring Che Fu, PNC, K.One
  • Illegal Sound Clash
  • Cairo Knife Fight
  • All My Brothers
  • P Digsss & the Peacekeepers
  • The Babysitters Circus
  • Breakdancing contest
  • Juse1
  • Downtown Brown
  • DJ Spell
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2014

The 2014 edition was held on 15 February 2014. The festival included over 60 acts and organisers claimed it was "the most Kiwi music ever assembled in one place at one time".[2]

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Dub & RootsRockRed Bull Sound LabLipton Ice Tea ElectronicPop and RnBLocally SourcedUrban
  • State of Mind ft. MC Woody
  • Optimus Gryme ft. MC Tiki
  • Misfits of Zion
  • The Upbeats
  • P-Money vs. Dick Johnson
  • Weird Together
  • PleasePlease
  • Aroha
  • Benny Tipene
  • The Digg
  • Totems
  • Paddy Fred
  • Vanessa Stacey
  • Eb and Sparrow
  • Phoebe Hurst
  • Jesse Sheehan
  • 3 on 3 breaking
  • Triple S Graffiti Crew
  • DJ Battles
  • Juse1
  • DJ Stretchmark
  • Downtown Brown
  • DJ Spell
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The lineup also included busking acts: Shay Horay, Mullet Man, Sport Suzie, Mr Fungus, Fraser Hooper, Wellington Batucada.

2015

The 2015 edition was held on 7 March 2014. Tickets sold out and around 17,000 people attended the festival.[3]

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RockDub & RootsPop and RnBLocally SourcedLipton Ice Tea ElectronicSound Lab
  • Shihad
  • Blacklistt
  • Devilskin
  • I Am Giant
  • Villainy
  • Black River Drive
  • Silence the City
  • Ekko Park
  • Shapeshifter
  • Six60
  • Kora
  • Katchafire
  • Tomorrow People
  • Tahuna Breaks
  • Sunshine Soundsystem
  • DJ Sir-Vere
  • David Dallas
  • Deceptikonz
  • Sid Diamond
  • P Money
  • Sammy J
  • Ginny Blackmore
  • Jamie McDell
  • Benny Tipene
  • Jetski Safari ft. Helen Corry
  • Marek
  • Estere
  • Black City Lights
  • Drax Project
  • The Bone$
  • Pea Stew
  • Nomad
  • Ash Graham
  • A Girl Named Mo
  • Opiuo
  • Concord Dawn
  • The Upbeats
  • Dan Aux ft. Randa
  • The Peacekeepers ft. Tiki &PNC
  • Clarke & Aroha
  • Beat Mob
  • @Peace ft. Team Dynamite
  • Bongmaster
  • L.A.B. (Laughton & Brad Kora)
  • Rhombus in Dub (DJ Set)
  • Brockaflower
  • Raiza Biza, Young Tapz and Mzwetwo
  • Diaz Grimm ft. PNC, Spycc and INF
  • Downtown Brown
  • Donell Lewis and Brownhill
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Homegrown 2015 introduced the Promenade stage, located on the Wellington waterfront with free access to the general public. Acts who performed on this stage were: Randa, Midnight Gallery, K+Lab, Tiki Taane (acoustic), J Brown & the Mic Smith, Third3ye, and Kid'n'Rei.[4]

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