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'Distinctly Māori humour' - the Māori Sidesteps coming to Rotorua next month

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From bellies full of laughs to a twist on modern and classic beats, Rotorua is in for a treat when the Māori Sidesteps come to town.

The Māori Sidesteps will deliver a fresh take and political spin on some old party tunes as well as new, original music to Rotorua on June 4 and June 5 in the Energy Events Centre.

The Sidesteps star some of New Zealand's best entertainers including Jamie McCaskill from Shortland Street and Takes a Village, Cohen Holloway from Fresh Eggs and Hunt for the Wilderpeople, Regan Taylor from Mahana and Erroll Anderson from Ghost in the Shell.

The performance will offer up a fresh take and a political spin on some old familiar party tunes and new and original, foot stomping music. This incredible group entertains crowds with soulful harmonies and laugh out loud stand-up comedy.

Through this, they offer an "enlightening perspective" on the evolution of the Māori showband.

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The show is R13 and runs fom 7pm to 8.20pm on June 4 and 5.

Ticket Information:
Adult: $29.00
Student: $25.00
Senior 65+: $25.00
Youth 19 years & under: $25.00
Groups of 10+: $20.00
To buy tickets call 07 928 4500

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