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The Canterbury Heats of Smokefreerockquest Are Being Held at Ngaio Marsh Theatre, Aurora Centre, 90 Ilam Road, Ilam, Christchurch, on Saturday May 15Th The Canterbury Heats of Smokefreerockquest are being held at Ngaio Marsh Theatre, Aurora Centre, 90 Ilam Road, Ilam, Christchurch, on Saturday May 15th. Tickets $10 at the door. No charge for band members, teachers and children 5yrs and under. IMPORTANT: You may be required to perform at any stage of your allocated session, so please be at the venue 30min before your session starts. The list is not necessarily the performance order. Please be ready to play at the start of your session, and ensure your supporters are also there at the start of your session so they don’t miss you performing. We strongly suggest all performers are there for the complete program. If your band is pulling out, it is important to ring us as soon as poss at 03 5456574. As entries have not closed yet, there may still be some acts to add to this list. 11am Session : BANDS Singularity Kaiapoi High School Legacy Kaiapoi High School Technical difficulties Marian College Ricochet Shirley Boys' High School Thorrington School of Rock Thorrington School Haze Hurunui College Kenring Middleton Grange School Moonquakes Ao Tawhiti Unlimited Discovery Broken Wires Shirley Boys' High School T3 Cashmere High School JJ & the Stingers Christ's College By Tomorrow Christ's College Black Wired St Andrew's College (Christchurch) burning monk Cashmere High School Motion Project Papanui High School the degenerates Kaiapoi High School 3D Howls Burnside High School A Little Soul St Andrew's College (Christchurch) The Clueless Christchurch Girls' High School Loud Division Shirley Boys' High School High Voltage St Andrew's College (Christchurch) Unknown Christ's College Venomous Vibes St Andrew's College (Christchurch) Bann'd From School Christ's College Liberation St Andrew's College (Christchurch) Rain On Jupiter Christ's College Portland Cashmere High School The Afterglows St Andrew's College (Christchurch) Casper and the Frowny Face Club St Andrew's College (Christchurch) 2pm Session : SOLO / DUOS James Constable Rangiora High School Rosa Caddie Kaiapoi High School Lunar Fae Rudolf Steiner School (Chch) Anna and Heidi Christchurch Girls' High School Ella Erickson Avonside Girls' High School Huia Sparker Rudolf Steiner School (Chch) Epitome Frequency St Margaret's College Keith Beats Rolleston Secondary School (Proposed open date: 01JAN2017 ) Analise Twemlow Hagley Community College Adam Christ's College ELLE Rangi Ruru Girls' School Luca and Ryan Shirley Boys' High School Suki Hagley Community College Caleb Middlemiss St Bedes College Vaughan Smart Darfield High School SongMates Mount Hutt College 3.30pm Session : BANDS Palace Rangiuru School Blank State St Andrew's College (Christchurch) Neon black Rangi Ruru Girls' School Ghosty Joes Christ's College RattleSnake Papanui High School taking back friday Christ's College Dino Cowboys St Andrew's College (Christchurch) Circuit 7 St Andrew's College (Christchurch) Red Weekend Papanui High School The Ku's Christ's College columbidae Hagley Community College Pandemic Hagley Community College Single Malt Shirley Boys' High School obsidian Hagley Community College Bring me the Meat Lovers Rangiora High School Off Track Christ's College Defenestration Rangiora High School O Negative Christchurch Boys' High School Haeata Haeata Community Campus J15 Avonside Girls' High School .
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