Members
- Aaron Tokona (Splore-City Lineup)
- Adi Dick (Guitar & Vocals)
- Age Pryor (Guitar & Vocals)
- Anna Coddington (Guitar, Vocals & Shaker)
- Barnaby Weir (Vocals, Percussion & Guitar)
- Brendan Moran (Drums)
- Craig Terris (Drums & Vocals)
- Daniel Weetman (Drums, Percussion & Vocals)
- Darryn Sigley (Drums)
- Eva Prowse (Violin, Vocals, & Mandolin)
- Hollie Smith (Guitar, Keyboards & Vocals)
- Iraia Whakamoe (Summer Showcase & Splore-City Lineup)
- Jarney Murphy (Drums)
- Jayson Norris(Summer Showcase & Splore-City Lineup)
- L.A. Mitchell (Rhodes, Vocals)
- Laughton Kora (Encore Shows)
- Lee Prebble (Lap Steel)
- Lisa Tomlins (Vocals)
- Luke Buda (Guitar & Vocals)
- Mailee Mathews (Bass)
- Mara TK (Guitar, Bass, Tambourine & Vocals)
- Mike Fabulous (Bass & Guitar)
- Module (Piano, Keys & Organ)
- Nathan 'Nato' Hickey (Bass & Percussion)
- Ned Ngatae (Splore-City Lineup)
- Nigal Patterson (Keys)
- Paul McLaney (Guitar)
- Riki Gooch (Drums & Rhodes)
- Rio Hunuki-Hemopo (Vocals, Bass & Tambourine)
- Ryan Prebble (Guitar & Vocals)
- Samuel Flynn Scott (Vocals)
- Tessa Rain (Guitar & Vocals)
- Toby Laing (Rhodes & Synth)
- Tom Watson (Guitar & Vocals)
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