Sounday Tickets for Christmas present goodness…

Sounday Tickets for Christmas present goodness…

Only 9 days until Christmas and still no idea of what to get anyone? No more 3 pack of sports socks and Susan Boyle CDs left in the shops?

Why not shock everyone and get them a present they actually want?

Yes now introducing the perfect Christmas Gift...A ticket to Sounday!!!
* It’s easy to buy - jump online to rdu.org.nz
* Everyone wants to go from kids to hip hop lovin’ Grannies.

* It’s Cheap  - only 27 bucks – that’s 12 live musicians for the price of one CD
And most importantly it’s the present that keeps on giving – if you buy online you can sign them up for FREE to RDUnited 2010! If you’re buying more than one then everyone else can sign up at Sounday on the day.

Check out the stellar line up! The Phoenix Foundation, Don McGlashan, Marianne Dissard and Delaney Davidson, The Handsome Family, Nameless Sons feat. Paul Mclaney, Electric Wire Hustle, Sleepy Age, Ghost, P.Money, Module, DIZZ1

For more info www.fabel.co.nz or click HERE to buy tickets now!

Coffee Supreme Album of the Week    
Coffee Supreme Album of the Week this week is something a little special – with only 2 weeks left till Phat we are giving away the new Phat 10 sampler CD AND DVD filled with tracks from performers from the upcoming festival of bass culture we all know as Phat…epic! Word on the street is that Phat will definitely sell out this year, with less than 1000 tickets left last week, best get your tickets now if your planning on heading along eh!

Cheers Coffee Supreme...your friend in the city

BDO Ticket?
How would you like a single ticket to the BDO…no need for us to harp on about how sweet the Big Day Out is, its going to be huge! Anyway, so what you need to do to win this is email sam@rdu.org.nz before lunchtime on Friday 18th December with your craziest music gig/festival story, be creative and remember, we love to have a good laugh!

Real Groovy – Xmas goodies!
If you’re anything like the rest of the human race, chances are your Christmas shopping is done last thing on Chrissy Eve in an over crowded mall, which you bail on (following a severe out pouring of ‘bah humbugness’), make a mad dash down to the local servo resulting in your loved ones receiving pies and petrol vouchers on the morning of the 25th.  If this sounds like you then rock on down and see the crew at Real Groovy and you can exchange all the DVD’s or albums you got last year for some crisp twenties (in voucher form) and trade them in for some decent pressies.
Delicious Music
Our friends at Deliciousmusic.co.nz have been operating online for just over 6 months and host a database of over 60 New Zealand music artists, with a total of over 250 tracks available for free download – it’s got to the point where they have  out grown the website!

Delicious are very lucky to have close ties with some great web developers who are willing to do a mega uber upgade of our website for a very generous price. So… they are aiming to raise $1000 (USD) and have the new site up by the end of January. To do this, they are passing round the hat and are asking all of you fellow delicious humans for your support.

To help Delicious fund this development and continue promoting New Zealand's musical talent to the world, please consider making a donation securely via paypal or credit card. Hit em up at by clicking HERE

Tune in on Xmas Day for a very special show featuring Missy G and the Sexy Animal family from 12 - 2pm!
RDUnited Hardcore Discounting...
Winnie Bagoes: The Winnies Pick n Mix, a mixture of 4 house spirits/wines or beers for $20! That’s your round for only $20 with your RDUnited card...ooooooooh nice one Winnies
Dux de Lux: $1 off the in house beers...choice one
Liquor King: 10% off Wines, Spirits and RTDs...excludes stuff on sale, pretty sweet though innit!
Fox Hair: 10% off hair servicing...get in there and service your head
Monster Bar: (under Lyttleton Coffee Company) London St, Lyttleton, 25% off yakatori platters anytime
Penny Lane Records – 10% off the music goodness

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