Anthonie Tonnon
Music 101 Pocket Edition 8
The Clean release three solo albums at once, Kristin Hersh in session, Samuel Flynn Scott on feeling like a dinosaur and love and nihilism with Ron Gallipoli. Audio
Ron Gallipoli
After a hiatus from fronting abrasive post-punk band Sharpie Crows, Sam Bradford has taken up electronic music and returned as Ron Gallipoli, with a new album titled Ron Gallipoli Loves You All. We… Audio
Music 101 Pocket Edition 4
Jarvis Cocker and Florian Habicht talk Life Death and Supermarkets, meet Drax Project- Wellington's new party band, inside the Jonny Be Good fundraiser, and finding room to move in drum n bass with… Audio
Jonny Be Good- An album for Jono Wilson
A serious car accident took Auckland session drummer Jono Wilson out of action late last year. In response his friends and collaborators have pitched in songs to help fund his recovery. We talk with… Audio
Wet Wings
After a hiatus that could easily have been permanent, Wellington-via Christchurch group Wet Wings have returned with a new mini album of experimental pop duets. We talk to core members Darian Woods… Audio
Luckless
In 2013, Luckless's Ivy Rossiter left her job and her home base of Auckland in exchange for a part time life on the road, touring the small towns of New Zealand and basing herself in Lyttelton in… Audio
The Secret Life of Backing Vocalists
Anthonie Tonnon talks to some of New Zealand's most respected backing vocalists, and skilled up and comers, including Suzanne Lynch, Annie Crummer, Jordan Iusitini, Chelsea Prastiti and Siobhan Grace… Audio
Stages: Wellington's Mighty Mighty closing after seven years
After seven and a half years, Wellington bar Mighty Mighty is closing at the end of May 2014. Audio
Stages: The Cabana - a historic Napier venue that's still rocking
The Cabana in Napier hosted Th' Dudes for a four-night stand in 1979, and is one of the few venues from that era that is a live music venue today. Audio
Stages: Lyttelton's Wunderbar - NZ most visually disarming bar
Anthonie Tonnon heads to Lyttelton and visits a venue with nine lives. It may also be the country's most visually disarming bar - The Wunderbar. Audio
Stages: The Kings Arms, an Auckland institution
This Auckland venue is a rite of passage for bands and gig-goers from around the country. It's just shy of its third decade, which in music venue terms makes it an institution. Audio
Stages: Port Chalmers' Chick's Hotel - secret rooms and ghost stories
Port Chalmers is a beautiful, eerie port town with enough industrial noise to ease the tinnitus of the musicians who call it home. Chick's Hotel is a dark, looming building that allows bands from… Audio
Camp A Low Hum 2014 - Shenandoah Davis, Anthonie Tonnon, Race Banyon, Lontalius
Seattle classical-pop musician Shenandoah Davis checks in from her second camp; Shenandoah's touring buddy Anthonie Tonnon does the door list to earn his CALH ticket; and Eddie Johnston talks about… Audio
Adventures in Musicland: Anthonie Tonnon in The U.S.A.
Singer/songwriter Anthonie Tonnon collected the sounds of American voices, venues and highways around the United States during his six-week tour with Seattle's Shenandoah Davis. Listen in as they… Audio
NZ Live - Christmas special
The annual New Zealand Live Christmas Special. In Auckland, Anthonie Tonnon, in Wellington, local band Supermodel, and in our Christchurch studio James Reid from The Feelers (with a new solo album… Audio
Anthonie Tonnon live at Freidas
Nick Atkinson catches up with Anthonie Tonnon - formerly of Tono and the Finance Company - in an old butchery in Grey Lynn for a couple of songs. Audio
Dictaphone Blues
Nick Atkinson visits the band at The Lab in Auckland which is awash with other musicians including Jol Mulholland and Anthonie Tonnon. Audio
Music mix
Anthonie Tonnon doesn't seem to be your typical musician - he has a bit of a thing for economics. Audio
