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Major big-hitters join Good Vibes 2020's incredible lineup

Following its successful Aotearoa tour, your ultimate summer soiree Good Vibes returns this January 2020, bringing an incredible lineup of headliners to the sunny coast of Gisborne Soundshell.

Concert-goers are in for a treat as the show features a mix of local and international acts who are set to play a catalogue of feel-good music this festive season.

Kolohe Kai
Hailing from Hawaii, reggae star Kolohe Kai has taken the music scene by storm with his infectious hits 'Ehu Girl' and 'Cool Down'—with his 2018 hit single 'Heartstrings' pulling in over five million streams.

Stan Walker
Heralded as one of the finest soul/R&B voices to emerge from Australia/New Zealand, Stan Walker has become Kiwi royalty. Opening for the likes of Beyoncé, Nicki Minaj, Chris Brown, Ciara, Jay Sean, Travie McCoy, Ja Rule, Akon and Jessica Mauboy, Stan Walker is an act not to be missed.

L.A.B.
L.A.B. was founded by Stu and Brad Kora—two of the brothers from the already massive Kiwi band, Kora. They have become a fan favourite and continue to make a name for themselves with their exciting live shows. With a combination of reggae, blues, rock and funk, it's easy to see why L.A.B are so popular. They have just released their latest single 'Personified' with a new album on the way.

House of Shem
Formed in 2005, Aotearoa-based trio House of Shem are known for their distinctive NZ reggae. Fusing tradition and contemporary style of reggae, the band embody the sounds of Maori, Polynesian, and spiritual roots into their music. With over 100 thousand monthly listeners on Spotify, and their 2008 hit 'Thinking About You' reaching almost five million streams, House of Shem are undeniably a true force of nature.

Ardijah
Ardijah are well-known for their unique style of poly fonk—a form of blending Polynesian sounds such as the Polynesian log drums and ukuleles with funk and R&B. Their 2004 album 'Journey (Aere'Anga)' has won the award for best album at the Pacific Awards—with band pulling in over 90 thousand monthly listeners on Spotify.

Tomorrow People
Tomorrow People are a seven-piece reggae band originating from Wellington, who have become one of the country's best-loved reggae acts. Since their debut, they have impressively moved their way up in the local music scene—with their albums 'One, Bass & Bassinets' and 'BBQ Reggae' all peaking at #1 on the NZ Music Chart.

1814
1814 are a legendary reggae group who started in 2004 and have been making a name for themselves ever since. The eight-piece Whangaroa legends have opened up for international acts like Nas and Damien Marley. Their song 'Jah Rastafari' has gained more than two million views on YouTube.

Three Houses Down & General Fiyah
Young reggae singer General Fiyah grew up from a musical family—with his father and uncles making up the popular band, Three Houses Down. The 12-year old artist has released his first song 'Love and Affection' in 2016 as a feature with Three Houses Down. His hit single 'Here To Stay' has already had more than two million streams, and has taken a spot at the Top 50 radio hits in New Zealand. He's performed at the One Love festival twice and has toured in Australia and Hawaii.

Lion Rezz
Lion Rezz is a talented solo artist, as well as a member of the ground-breaking musical movement, Runtingz Family. He is known for his inspiring lyrics and amazing songwriting ability—inspired by artists as diverse as Stephen Marley, J Boog, as well as Ziggi Recado. His music style is all about combining the edgy grooves of reggae, with the charming melodies of R&B.

Paua
Paua's music is a distinct blend of all the sweet elements of reggae, soul and funk. Their high energy, feel-good live shows instantly captivate audiences from the first drum kick. Formed in 2009, Paua now have two full-length albums, an EP, and several singles under their belt. They have topped the iTunes reggae charts in both Australia and New Zealand.

Swiss
After breaking onto the music scene in 2012, reggae pop artist Swiss has pulled in more than two million streams on two of his smash hits 'She Don't Want Me Love' (2017) and 'If Tomorrow Never Comes' (2013).

Tree
R&B and reggae artist Tree has already grown an impressive following through her collaborations with her husband, Swiss. Her 2019 single 'Me and You' has featured their impressive vocals—working in harmony and pulling in over 100 thousand streams on Spotify.

Grab your tickets now and don't miss Good Vibes' rip-roaring summer celebration next year!

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Lion Rezz

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Paua

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Stan Walker

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