1:12 Xmas Party 2022 Announced ft. DHDFD’s, Hallelujah Picassos, Echo Ohs, Magic Factory + More

One of our UTR team's very favourite festive events is the annual 1:12 Records Xmas rager. Founded by David Perry and Kim Martinengo in 2010, the staunchly independent Tāmaki Makaurau imprint have unleashed one hell of a lineup of local heroes for their official 1:12 Xmas Party 2022, happening across two stages at Whammy Bar underneath St Kevins Arcade on Friday 23rd December — gifting punters one full day to recover from their hangover before Christmas. Performing on the night will be DHDFD's, Hallelujah Picassos, Echo Ohs, Magic Factory, Ripship, Cthulus, Roy Irwin, Lunavela and Hagseed. Get your tickets pronto...

1:12 Xmas Party 2022
Featuring... DHDFD's, Hallelujah Picassos, Echo Ohs, Magic Factory, Ripship, Cthulus, Roy Irwin, Lunavela, Hagseed
Friday 23rd December - Whammy Bar, Auckland
Tickets available HERE via UTR from Friday 25th November

Here's the deranged classic clip for The DHDFD's 'Babysitters Club (PV 2)'...

Listen up to Ripship's mind-zapping latest single 'Moore's Law'...

Soak up the clip for The Echo Ohs' 'Up The River'...

Press release:

1:12 Records (1:12) have teamed up once again with our friends Whammy Bar, Hallertau Breweries, Flying Out and Under the Radar to present 9 of our favorite Auckland bands in one venue, on one night. It’s the third annual 1:12 Records Xmas Bash!

On Friday, 23 December 2022, Whammy Bar, St Kevins Arcade will host 9 of Auckland’s finest garage punk and psych bands, tag-teaming across 2 stages in one room for what promises to be the perfect weekend primer to the holiday season. Bands include: DHDFD’s, Hallelujah Picassos, Echo Oh’s, Magic Factory, Ripship, Cthulus, Roy Irwin, Lunavela and Hagseed.

Tickets are being kept at a low $20 for presales and will be available from Under the Radar from Friday 25 November

1:12 is a record label run by friends David Perry and Kim Martinengo. The label was formed in 2010 to support Auckland’s vibrant live music community and facilitate the growth and appreciation of vinyl records as a music medium.