
Radio Hauraki goes "Off The Record" with all the biggest bands & musicians in the world. Featuring uncut and uncensored interviews not heard on the radio
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 717 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | MusicComedy | |||

Queens Of The Stone Age are coming back to New Zealand in December, their bass player Mike Shuman called up to reminisce about previous trips to Aotearoa, the bands that made him want to make music and what it was like auditioning for Josh Homme
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Miss June's lead singer Annabel called up to explain the balloon popping metaphor in their latest single PPD, plus we chatted about them playing big shows with Foo Fighters and My Chemical Romance
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On the day they released their new song Hiasom, Midwave Breaks lead singer Bruce called up to explain what those letter stand for, and give us a bit of a rural round up.
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Puscifer’s Mat Mitchell and Carina Round called up to talk about the band’s darker, more aggressive new album, Normal Isn’t, and their upcoming Auckland double bill with A Perfect Circle at Spark Arena on December 13.
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Milan from Pluto called in to our Day In Loo up the top of the SkyTower in Auckland to talk about some shows he has coming up, plus he shared stories from his acting days in lieu of our guest theme Legends Of The Telly.
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Joseph Greer from The Temper Trap called in ahead of the release of the band's new album Sungazer. From growing up on Auckland's North Shore to the global success of Sweet Disposition, Joseph reflected on the highs, challenges and lessons of life in ... more
Amy Lee from Evanescence called up to chat about opening for Metallica on their recent stadium tour, their new album Sanctuary, and how they collaborated with artists including Jordan Fish and Spiritbox to help to evolve the Evanescence sound more th... more
Kiwi musicians Miriam Clancy and Dion Lunadon (The D4) have teamed up in Brooklyn, New York to record a heartfelt new version of The Chills classic I Love My Leather Jacket, following the passing of frontman Martin Phillipps. Miriam called up from Ne... more









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This show centers on candid, in-depth conversations with musicians and industry figures, often focusing on touring life, creative processes, collaborations, and the evolving music scene in New Zealand and beyond. Across episodes, guests range from indie bands and chart-topping rock acts to veteran Kiwi musicians, with plenty of behind-the-scenes touring anecdotes, studio notes, and personal stories that illuminate how artists balance art, life, and performance. Notable threads include evolving band dynamics, the intersection of global and local scenes, and practical insights for touring, recording, and audience engagement. A standout aspect is the mix of light-hearted banter and thoughtful exploration, plus frequent emphasis on mentorship, ... more
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Recent guests on Off The Record include:
1. Milan Boric
2. Joseph Greer
3. Amy Lee
4. Miriam Clancy
5. Dion Lunadon
6. Jason Kerrison
7. Jack Johnson
8. Dave (Clap Clap Riot)
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