The Harmonic Resonators - Rongo Ki Te Oro Tour 2023
Join Aotearoa's finest family band for an evening of lush harmonies, Waiata Māori, country geetar breaks, soaring yodels, and delightful banter. Don’t miss this feelgood kiwiana show!
Join Aotearoa's finest family band for an evening of lush harmonies, country geetar breaks, soaring yodels, and delightful banter. Blowing up on social media in 2020, the band has received over 13 million views to date for their renditions of Waiata Māori, as well as their sensational performances of classic country and rock songs. Enjoyed by young and old, English speakers, Te Reo lovers, partiers and music aficionados alike; the band delivers.
The Harmonic Resonators are touring on the big stage in 2023 to promote their second album ‘Rongo Ki Te Oro’ (Listen to the Music). Don’t miss this feel-good kiwiana show!
You can also catch the Rongo Ki Te Oro tour at other locations around Te-ika-a-Māui in March and April. Visit harmonicresonators.com/tour to find out more and buy tickets!
The Harmonic Resonators: Jeremy Hantler, Jenny Hantler, Renny Hantler, Ryan Macintyre, Sharon Macintyre, Ryan Monaghan
Producer/Tour Manager: Nick Newman of Impact Touring
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