Live music performances are coming to Takutai Square. 

If you're enjoying the sunshine in Takutai Square over the next couple of weeks, we've got something for you that will hopefully raise that enjoyment even further: live music performances at lunchtimes. Scroll down to see what's coming up! All performances are in Takutai Square.

Thursday 17 October

12 - 2pm MAYJUN with support from DJ Fraze

Thursday 31 October

12 - 2pm Sam V with support from DJ Fraze

Thursday 7 November

12 - 2pm GREATSOUTH with support from DJ Fraze

Thursday 21 November

12 - 2pm Spdrtwnbby with support from Big Al and DJ Rain Katayanagi

Here's a rundown on the talent that's coming to Takutai Square. 

MAYJUN The pop-punk trio are made up of three musicians - vocalist HALES, guitarist Elijah McPherson and drummer Tivoli Levi. With songs such as Jealous and In Denial, the band are working on pushing boundaries in the Aotearoa music scene. "The idea behind MAYJUN was to push music that people that look like us don't really create." HALES says. MAYJUN are excited to share their music with the Britomart community. 

SAM V The award-winning RnB singer Sam V is known for his captivating vocal execution and musicality. Sam V has become a staple of the current generation of Aotearoa music with songs such as Come Through, Love Again, and Jukebox with STNDRD. Renowned for crafty, poetic songwriting and soulful vocals, Sam V continues to distinguish himself as a trailblazer of RnB in Aotearoa.

GREATSOUTH South Auckland musician Greatsouth is a Māori alt-rock artist based in Tāmaki Makaurau. The artist often sings about what it's like to be young and Māori with songs such as Please!, Nada In My Wallet, and Popstar in Manix paying homage to South Auckland and his suburb Papakura. Greatsouth is known for pushing boundaries and highlighting topics such as the struggles of a broke creative in the midst of Aotearoa's cost of living crisis. 

SPDRTWNBBY Rising star Spdrtwnbby from Avondale is known for her neo-soul music bringing a cosmic blend of sound and style. The breakout Samoan artist sings about love, self-doubt and vulnerability through songs such as PIXEL PIXIE and Fruits in the Diaspora.