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*''Success for Good Fun'', Te Awamutu Courier, 25 June 2009, P6 | *''Success for Good Fun'', Te Awamutu Courier, 25 June 2009, P6 | ||
*''Pirongia Band Aiming for Success and Good Fun'', Te Awamutu Courier, 1 April 2010, P7 | *''Pirongia Band Aiming for Success and Good Fun'', Te Awamutu Courier, 1 April 2010, P7 | ||
| + | *''Time to get Serious for The Good Fun'', Te Awamutu Courier, 17 June 2010, P6 | ||
==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
Revision as of 14:22, 1 July 2010
Good Fun was formed in 2009 to compete in the Rockquest competition by Leroy Clampitt (Hamilton Boys High School), Jimi Mataio and Fraser Macdonald (both from Te Awamutu College). Kam Chadderton (Te Awamutu College) joined the band in 2010, at which time they changed their name to The Good Fun. In March 2010 they released their first EP, EP Phone Home.
At the 2009 Regional Rockquest finals, the band won the "Lowdown Award" for best song (Babe, You’ve Got It Going On). The band competed at Band Experiments 2009, coming runner up in their heat. In 2010 they were runners up in the Waikato Regional Rockquest.
Members
- Leroy Clampitt (guitar/vocals)
- Jimi Mataio (drums)
- Fraser Macdonald (bass)
- Kam Chadderton (guitar, vocals)
Published Articles
- Success for Good Fun, Te Awamutu Courier, 25 June 2009, P6
- Pirongia Band Aiming for Success and Good Fun, Te Awamutu Courier, 1 April 2010, P7
- Time to get Serious for The Good Fun, Te Awamutu Courier, 17 June 2010, P6
