powder chutes

Powder Chutes return to play the main stage at Burning Horse Festival alongside Left Or Right and The Julian Temple Band.

Burning Horse is an annual pilgrimage for many to what is more than just a music festival.

Big Sima & Boomtown return to Wanaka for the release of 'Pluto' 

Boom-bapping, brass-driven live hip hop, laden with tasty guitar licks and funky breaks and riddim... an eclectic mix of genres all rolled into 90 minutes.

...and yes indeed we got the almighty Powder Chutes on support duties! We cant wait!

Headline fundraiser for a film project called Planet 13 at Rhyme X Reason Brewery with all proceeds going to the production of Planet 13.

Joe Murdie has been instrumental in supporting a lot of people in our area, including Powder Chutes... so it was great to see people get behind the project, snd help Joe to reach his funding goal to make it happen.

The Jordan Luck Band brought their annual party to The Luggate Hotel, with all the classic Exponents hits you know & love .

Local Wanaka rockers Powder Chutes joined them for a joyful show of rock in an awesome venue!

Rock Heavyweights Pieces Of Molly descend on Wanaka to unleash some serious riffage as part of the Mini Pipe World Champs, with support from Powder Chutes and Zelantura.

A huge milestone for the band as we celebrate the imminent recording of our debut album with a headline gig in front of 250+ people at Wanaka's Bullock Bar.

Support from Cheap Thrills and SnakeRat rounded this off as a local show of strength from the Wanaka Rock Community.

Powder Chutyes were honoured to open for Dolphin Friendly at both their Wanaka and Queenstown shows as part of their That'll Do Teur, taking in all of the South Islands best winter resort towns.

A full blown tour de force of rock showmanship as East York take time out from supporting DEVILSKIN to play two shows in Wanaka, Daz's hometown.

Powder Chutes provided the support for both shows.

Powder Chutes were stoked to open the 2023 Gibbston Valley Summer Concert for ZZ Top, Pat Benatar, Stone Temple Pilots and The Angels in front of 18,000 people.