Folina E Vili singing into a microphone, mirror image above & below, eyes closed, striped dress and bright red beaded necklace.

Naarm/Melbourne based band 'Gut Health' performing on the stage. Image in black & white. Singer, arms outstretched, surrounded by a 5 piece band.

The wonderful @folina-e-vili.bsky.social, āwhina/support for Gut Health (Naarm/Melbourne) i tērā wiki/last wiki. Divine.

📸 : Eden Arvard

Can’t wait 🌟

Gut Health on Their Debut Aotearoa Tour Gut Health tell us about their debut Aotearoa tour, CubaDupa Festival, Kiwi influences, and early plans for their second album.

"Ahead of the [NZ] tour, Gut Health caught up with Rolling Stone AU/NZ to talk Flying Nun deep cuts, dream trips to Hobbiton, chaotic festival sets, & what’s quietly shaping album number two"

Read the Rolling Stone article &/or spoil yourself with a ticket to the gig i tēnei Paraire / this Friday 🙌

Friday 1 August 🪵🍄‍🟫Cuticles ♥️@spaceacademy.bsky.social

Cuticles 💅

George Floyd

Does this count as socialising?
This is a rhetorical question, so maybe not.

He only has one ear

I was never on X and I don’t have my head round this platform and not sure if I ever will, but here’s a photo of me & a new friend on a rainy day in the Chinese garden_ Ōamaru Botanic Gardens_N.Z

Space Academy: Silly and unsustainable, but still with us Christchurch venue Space Academy has been a cornerstone of the city’s alternative culture for a decade now. Founders Richard and Megan Barnacle reflect on the passion that drives their business, and t...

Ngā mihi nui ki a John Pearson (big thanks) who ran a very warm write up on Space Academy in this morning's @thepress.co.nz .

Space Academy has been built & nourished by many people. It's overwhelming how many in the community have given significant energy which has made the space what it is.

They’re still mildly deranged

‘Cuticles’ have had a line-up change since their 2024 Port Noise appearance, two new members to join Matt,Tom and Austen, they are now a 5-piece 🤩