Radio Hauraki
Off The Record
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
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Frank Delgado of Deftones 25.09.2020 5:28
Tracey was joined on her show by Frank Delgado of the Deftones to chat about the release of their brand new album 'Ohms'.This is a MUST listen for any Deftones fan! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Tim Finn 04.08.2020 7:27
Kiwi music legend Tim Finn joined Matt & Jerry to talk about the 40th Anniversary of the iconic 'True Colours' album. The guys asked Tim if he knew he had been auto-tuned on the remaster of the album by Eddie Raynor and a deep dive into the history around the album which featured some of the biggest songs in New Zealand music history. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Tim Finn 04.08.2020 7:27
Kiwi music legend Tim Finn joined Matt & Jerry to talk about the 40th Anniversary of the iconic 'True Colours' album. The guys asked Tim if he knew he had been auto-tuned on the remaster of the album by Eddie Raynor and a deep dive into the history around the album which featured some of the biggest songs in New Zealand music history. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Sir Paul McCartney 10.07.2020 16:34
Sir Paul McCartney was in New Zealand to play a one-off live show and Matt & Jerry got the chance to interview him. The guys asked him about writing music on acid, bucket bongs and if he thinks the Queen is sexy. They also put him through the infamous 'Thank You For Your Honesty' questions. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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