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Great show featuring Ebony Lamb from Eb and Sparrow talking about their new album and upcoming show at the Tuning Fork 13th April with Carnivorous Plant Society. Don't miss it........!

Deputy Paul in the saddle to acknowledge the cultural visit of The Johnnys to Auckland, and playing new tunes by the likes of Sarah Shook and The Disarmers (with the sensational lyric "I'm lousy in a fist fight, even when I have a knife" from their new song 'Fuck up'). We discover queer country with Karen and The Sorrows challenging the 'everyone's heterosexual' vibe that runs through the genre and play All Torn Up's 'The Kings Arms of Newton' - because these are the times we're living in. Then we go rogue, break ranks, burst out of the genre and smash out some D4 because they owned last week.

Deputy Paul chats on the phone with Lewis of Kitty Daisy and Lewis as they prepare to tour NZ.

The night before Laneway includes Father John Misty and Aldous Harding as well as last years darling Julia jacklin. Also, Billy Stoner, The Lonesome Billies (no relation), the Johnny's 'cos they're playing the K.A soon and new tunes from Dori Freeman and The Harmed Brothers. The exquisitley named Jenny Don't and The Spurs, Loretta Lynn and a few tunes from locals Cricket Farm and a chat to their singer, Hayley.