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| − | The ''Parachute Festival'' | + | [[image:Parachute2011.jpg|right|thumb|''Parachute Festival'' 2011 logo]] |
| + | The ''Parachute Festival'' was a Christian music event, reputed to be the largest of its type outside of the United States, and longest running New Zealand music festival. Started in 1991, the festival took place over several days in late January each year. For many years it was held at ''Totara Springs'' in Matamata. However, in 2005 it moved to Mystery Creek, Hamilton. In March 2014, it was announced that there were to be no more events.<br> | ||
| − | Hamilton bands that have played the festival have included [[The Kumquats]], [[Pugface]], [[Holdfast]], [[All Left Out]], [[Arms Reach]] | + | Hamilton bands that have played the festival have included [[Somersault]], [[The Kumquats]], [[Pugface]], [[Holdfast]], [[All Left Out]], [[Arms Reach]], [[Trigger Theory]] and [[Kimbra]]. |
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| + | ==Published Articles== | ||
| + | *Parachute music festival cancelled, New Zealand Herald, 27 March 2014 [http://www.nzherald.co.nz/entertainment/news/article.cfm?c_id=1501119&objectid=11227557] | ||
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Latest revision as of 10:39, 28 March 2014
The Parachute Festival was a Christian music event, reputed to be the largest of its type outside of the United States, and longest running New Zealand music festival. Started in 1991, the festival took place over several days in late January each year. For many years it was held at Totara Springs in Matamata. However, in 2005 it moved to Mystery Creek, Hamilton. In March 2014, it was announced that there were to be no more events.
Hamilton bands that have played the festival have included Somersault, The Kumquats, Pugface, Holdfast, All Left Out, Arms Reach, Trigger Theory and Kimbra.
Published Articles[edit]
- Parachute music festival cancelled, New Zealand Herald, 27 March 2014 [1]
