Podcast appearances and mentions of annie crummer

A powerhouse group of female Kiwi music stars are set to take the stage for the Auckland Arts Festival. Next month, Betty-Anne Monga, Annie Crummer, Julia Deans and Boh Runga will come together for an International Women's Day tribute 'Hear Me Roar'. Fur Patrol lead vocalist Julia Deans is 'excited' to be a part of this musical project. "We've got our first proper singing rehearsal next Thursday, so prior to that, it's just been getting together and discussing the songs we want to do and how we want to approach it- it's been very, very fun." LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Annie Crummer and Betty-Anne Monga along with Julia Deans and Boh Runga will be forming a powerhouse ensemble at this year's Auckland Arts Festival performance, Hear Me Roar! on March 8. Annie and Betty-Anne joined me for a korero all about creativity, collaboration and purpose. We riff on the power of music to accompany us through every season - the summers and winters of life. Music offers us a kind of hope when life gets bogged down in the grey areas and we explore how as women we can move into our own confidence and taking up space. Get your tickets to Hear Me Roar! at aaf.co.nz/event/hear-me-roar and check out the rest of the incredible events at aaf.co.nz. This bonus episode was brought to you by Auckland Arts Festival.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this final episode Robert Scott goes behind the scenes at the final rehearsal, heads back stage to catch up with The Cats after the show and sits down for a chat with Rikki Morris to talk about his musical career, pride for his kids, plus love and loss.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the final episode before the big When The Cat's Away's reunion and tribute to Margaret Urlich, Robert catches up with the effervescent Annie Crummer to chat about her life. From cleaning up at talent quests, to doors opening, Annie's pathway was clearly set from a very young age, but it hasn't been without its challenges, as you'll hear. From Prince, to Michael Jackson, Jimmy Barnes, John Farnham and Queen, Annie has encountered them all and she shares her story with us.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, Robert Scott sits down with Debbie Harwood as she talks about her incredible music career. From her early love for The Beatles to one of her proudest moments - releasing her solo EP, The Sun. This episode offers a rare, intimate insight into the Kiwi music industry as we hear how Debbie navigated a male-dominated world, her nomination for Most Promising Female Vocalist, and her bold decision to take the show on the road. Debbie has been a driving force in the success of home-grown music and is a testament to the power of passion, and perseverance.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Litivenko: David Tennant stars in this drama that follows the Scotland Yard Officers who worked to prove who was responsible for the death of Alexander Litvinenko, in one of the most complex and dangerous investigations in the history of the Metropolitan Police (TVNZ+).   1923: Harrison Ford and Dame Helen Mirren star in this prequel to Yellowstone, where the Dutton ancestors must face a new set of challenges in the early 20th century, including the rise of Western expansion, Prohibition, and the Great Depression (Prime Video from 19 December).  Top Class: The cream of Aotearoa's music and comedy talent pay tribute to the Topp Twins in a live concert at Auckland's Civic Theatre for their 40th anniversary, with legends like Don McGlashan, Annie Crummer, Dame Hinewehi Mohi and Troy Kingi (Neon).   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

News that New Zealand-born singer Margaret Urlich died of cancer after privately living with the illness for two years left her many fans shocked and devastated  For her close friends they described being "numb with grief". 57 year old Margaret Urlich sang alongside Annie Crummer, Debbie Harwood, Dianne Swann and Kim Willoughby in spectacularly popular popular Kiwi group When the Cat's Away  Margaret's dear friend and bandmate Debbie Harwood joins us now.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

There's little doubt Annie Crummer is New Zealand music royalty.She, of course, made her name in the 80s with her work with Netherworld Dancing Toys, Herbs and her all-female group When the Cats Are Away. Crummer also had a brilliant solo career with her solo albums topping the charts and being a supporting act for the likes of Sir Paul McCartney, Ray Charles and Michael Jackson.Now she's on the road with a plethora of other Kiwi artists for concerts paying tribute to the Beatles - the series is aptly called Beatlemania. Annie Crummer joined the Mike Hosking Breakfast.LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Howdy Y'all! This week we had the absolute honor of sitting down with country music sensation Tami Neilson.Hot off of her big win at the New Zealand Country Music Awards, Tami spoke to us about everything from bus fires to the fight for equality in her industry. Celebrate Matariki and the power of wāhine toa with Tami at TUA WAHINE - Friday 2nd July at the Auckland Civic Theatre. Musically directed by Ria Hall ft. Annie Crummer, Anika Moa, Georgia Lines, Paige, Tami Neilson.TICKETS FOR TUA WAHINE HEREFollow Follow Tami NeilsonLinks For Tami NeilsonMentions:@lineupswithoutmen@tuawahine_Playlist Addition:Ladi6 - 98 Till NowPlaylists:2001-2008 playlistKick Ons Aotearoa playlistFollow Kick Ons:@kickonspod@stephaaniemoore@onehitwonduhIf you've enjoyed our pod please rate, comment and share.Appreciate all the love.Edited with Love by Jason See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Screen Queen Tara Ward has some TV picks for your weekend. Life in Colour with David Attenborough: Using the latest camera technology, David Attenborough’s latest nature documentary reveals the extraordinary ways in which animals use colour: to win a mate, to fight off rivals and to warn enemies (Netflix).  Waiata / Anthems: A new short documentary series about iconic musical artists from Aotearoa who translate and record their songs in te reo Māori, sharing untold stories of fear and discovery along the way. Featuring Drax Project, Katchafire’s Logan Bell, Bic Runga, Che Fu, MELODOWNZ, Annie Crummer, Hollie Smith and Don McGlashan, each episode tracks the artists path through the origin of the song to its translation and meaning, exploring how it came to be. Each episode ends with a powerful live performance. (TVNZ OnDemand)  RuPaul's Drag Race Down Under: Start your engines Aotearoa and may the best queen win! 10 queens from across Australia and New Zealand with the most charisma, uniqueness, nerve and talent have been selected to compete in the first ever RuPaul’s Drag Race Down Under (TVNZ 2 & TVNZ OnDemand, from Saturday) LISTEN ABOVE

Debbie Harwood is a triple threat; she’s a fantastic musician, highly intelligent and as kind and honest as they come. Debbie spent her early years performing constantly, making a name for herself in the local music scene. She held her own in a male dominated industry and stood strong against the patronising and dismissive, who sniffed at the ‘cute female covers band’ When The Cats Away, which would become one of the most successful NZ touring shows in the 1980s. Debbie toured the world singing for Jimmy Barnes, has helped mentor and develop numerous artists and she’s watched the music industry completely change beneath her feet. On this episode Debbie opens up about her current health problems and she reflects on her career and the challenge of achieving longevity in such an inconsistent and difficult industry. This episode is thought provoking, touching and hilarious. We’re thrilled to have Debbie Harwood on our 100th episode!

With a soul man’s voice and a poet’s soul, Ed Waaka​ ​is one of the most compelling singer / songwriters to emerge from New Zealand. His music pays homage to the power of the human condition, creating songs that are consciously direct and spiritually uplifting. He has worked and played alongside some of New Zealand’s most prolific NZ artists including Troy Kingi, Trinity Roots, Annie Crummer, Lydia Cole, Melodownz and Louis Baker to name a few. Since the release of his debut single “No Enemy of Mine” in 2015, he continues to produce work that is universal in nature, seeking out truth and connection, using stirring vocals and intimate conveyance to create atmospheres of warmth and love. Last year he released singles “War on the Street” and “Revolution”, at a time when the world was witnessing unprecedented social and political unrest. A pre-warning and timely reminder that love and compassion is the only way forward. 2020 would signal work on his debut E.P but due to the global COVID-19 pandemic, this project was put on hold. In response, Ed decided to create and host a live streaming show called E NOHO (In Māori, means to sit, stay or remain). A passion project born out of his love for NZ music and a platform for fellow NZ artists to help promote connection and mental wellbeing through music and storytelling. To date, the show has been streaming for 4 months, featured over 30 NZ artists and still continues to be the only live streaming show dedicated to emerging NZ artists. E NOHO streams every Wednesday at 8PM (NZST) live on Facebook (www.facebook.com/enoholive). Don't miss co host Emme Lentino's exclusive interview with ED WAAKA right here on Heart of Indie Radio!

Musician Joel Haines grew up immersed in music and his journey establishing a career happened organically. His father Kevin Haines and brother Nathan Haines are both highly respected musicians in their own right and all three of them have carved out impressive careers and gained high praise and respect from their peers. (We had Nathan on the show a few years ago on Episode #14) Joel has worked with artists like Hinewehi Mohi, Whirimako Black, Annie Crummer, Fiona McDonald, Maisey Rika, Cairo Knife Fight, The Straw People, Che Fu, Rikki Morris, and The Human Instinct and these days he spends most of his time composing music for film and television. This is a fun and fascinating episode with an undeniable and ever humble talent. Dive in!

Annie Crummer who is a well loved singer and performer in New Zealand and is about to star in the musical We Will Rock You. In this episode of the podcast An Eclectic Life with Andrew Whiteside, Annie discusses how she got the part of the Killer Queen, reminisces about her days with When the Cat’s Away, and shares a long kept secret about her life. For ticketing information about We Will Rock You use the link below: www.aucklandlive.co.nz/show/we-will-rock-you

Two Auckland Festival shows in March put waiata Māori front and centre - a free sing-along event in Aotea Square called Tira, and another called Tōku Reo Waiata. The brains behind the shows, Tama Waipara, and performer Annie Crummer tell Kirsten Johnstone about the kaupapa.

OMC, Ardijah, King Kapisi and Annie Crummer are just a few of the names that have come through OMAC - the Ōtara Music Arts Centre, which is celebrating 30 years of fostering musical talent in South Auckland. We take a look back at the centre's history.

Annie Crummer has been a mainstay of the New Zealand music scene since her first single charted when she was just sixteen. As well as being a solo act she's well known for her collaborations with groups like When The Cat's Away, and Netherworld Dancing Toys. And best not to forget her time working on musicals including Rent and We Will Rock You. Annie's most important musical collaborator has been without doubt her father Will Crummer.

Politics, history and immigrant experience are explored by Oscar Kightley with the "godfather" of New Zealand Hip Hop Danny "Brotha D" Leaosavai'i from Dawn Raid Entertainment, acclaimed singer Annie Crummer, and activist and reggae artist Tigilau Ness.