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Street style: The fashion vibe of NZ music's next generation

It seems there’s nothing Aucklanders love to do more on a sticky evening than come together in confined spaces to drown themselves in collective creative energy. Whammy Bar on Karangahape Rd for the first Ones To Watch showcase of 2025, presented by One NZ and Live Nation, was no exception. Music lovers, industry insiders, and up-and-coming artists packed the venue, ready to witness the future of Aotearoa’s music scene live on stage.

The night carried a significance beyond the music: in honour of Women’s History Month and International Women’s Day, Ones To Watch partnered with WE Nation to spotlight rising wāhine talent, including Tāhuna-raised artist Blake, former The Voice star turned solo artist Ella Monnery and North Shore indie-rockers Where’s Jai.

Photographer Trinity Faith was there to capture some of the looks from artists and guests, before they headed downstairs to Whammy to enjoy the music from some of Aotearoa's emerging talent.

Where's Jai's Michael Walmsley, Jai Nielsen, Leigh Edmeades, Grace Allis and Gene Todd. Photo / Trinity Faith
Arii Jade and Tony Collins. Photo / Trinity Faith
Mukukā and Tusekah. Photo / Trinity Faith
Josh McGlone. Photo / Trinity Faith
Symone Tafuna. Photo / Trinity Faith
Joshua Young. Photo / Trinity Faith
Ceara O'Sullivan, Alex Reddy and Win Wolf. Photo / Trinity Faith
Shayden Rahiri, Kate Bodger, Crystal Amor-Pinter and Samu Valentino. Photo / Trinity Faith
Tiffany Watson and Julia O'Brien. Photo / Trinity Faith
Juanita Rojas and Maria Arnold-Kampala. Photo / Trinity Faith
Kendal Scheurich. Photo / Trinity Faith
Kelly Gibbs and Nikita Spence. Photo / Trinity Faith
Millar Sharp and Fynn Matthews. Photo / Trinity Faith
Tanya Anderson's fistful of rings. Photo / Trinity Faith
Sam Walker. Photo / Trinity Faith
Maggie Tweedie. Photo / Trinity Faith
Rebekah Mercer. Photo / Trinity Faith
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It seems there’s nothing Aucklanders love to do more on a sticky evening than come together in confined spaces to drown themselves in collective creative energy. Whammy Bar on Karangahape Rd for the first Ones To Watch showcase of 2025, presented by One NZ and Live Nation, was no exception. Music lovers, industry insiders, and up-and-coming artists packed the venue, ready to witness the future of Aotearoa’s music scene live on stage.

The night carried a significance beyond the music: in honour of Women’s History Month and International Women’s Day, Ones To Watch partnered with WE Nation to spotlight rising wāhine talent, including Tāhuna-raised artist Blake, former The Voice star turned solo artist Ella Monnery and North Shore indie-rockers Where’s Jai.

Photographer Trinity Faith was there to capture some of the looks from artists and guests, before they headed downstairs to Whammy to enjoy the music from some of Aotearoa's emerging talent.

Where's Jai's Michael Walmsley, Jai Nielsen, Leigh Edmeades, Grace Allis and Gene Todd. Photo / Trinity Faith
Arii Jade and Tony Collins. Photo / Trinity Faith
Mukukā and Tusekah. Photo / Trinity Faith
Josh McGlone. Photo / Trinity Faith
Symone Tafuna. Photo / Trinity Faith
Joshua Young. Photo / Trinity Faith
Ceara O'Sullivan, Alex Reddy and Win Wolf. Photo / Trinity Faith
Shayden Rahiri, Kate Bodger, Crystal Amor-Pinter and Samu Valentino. Photo / Trinity Faith
Tiffany Watson and Julia O'Brien. Photo / Trinity Faith
Juanita Rojas and Maria Arnold-Kampala. Photo / Trinity Faith
Kendal Scheurich. Photo / Trinity Faith
Kelly Gibbs and Nikita Spence. Photo / Trinity Faith
Millar Sharp and Fynn Matthews. Photo / Trinity Faith
Tanya Anderson's fistful of rings. Photo / Trinity Faith
Sam Walker. Photo / Trinity Faith
Maggie Tweedie. Photo / Trinity Faith
Rebekah Mercer. Photo / Trinity Faith
Creativity, evocative visual storytelling and good journalism come at a price. Support our work and join the Ensemble membership program
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Street style: The fashion vibe of NZ music's next generation

It seems there’s nothing Aucklanders love to do more on a sticky evening than come together in confined spaces to drown themselves in collective creative energy. Whammy Bar on Karangahape Rd for the first Ones To Watch showcase of 2025, presented by One NZ and Live Nation, was no exception. Music lovers, industry insiders, and up-and-coming artists packed the venue, ready to witness the future of Aotearoa’s music scene live on stage.

The night carried a significance beyond the music: in honour of Women’s History Month and International Women’s Day, Ones To Watch partnered with WE Nation to spotlight rising wāhine talent, including Tāhuna-raised artist Blake, former The Voice star turned solo artist Ella Monnery and North Shore indie-rockers Where’s Jai.

Photographer Trinity Faith was there to capture some of the looks from artists and guests, before they headed downstairs to Whammy to enjoy the music from some of Aotearoa's emerging talent.

Where's Jai's Michael Walmsley, Jai Nielsen, Leigh Edmeades, Grace Allis and Gene Todd. Photo / Trinity Faith
Arii Jade and Tony Collins. Photo / Trinity Faith
Mukukā and Tusekah. Photo / Trinity Faith
Josh McGlone. Photo / Trinity Faith
Symone Tafuna. Photo / Trinity Faith
Joshua Young. Photo / Trinity Faith
Ceara O'Sullivan, Alex Reddy and Win Wolf. Photo / Trinity Faith
Shayden Rahiri, Kate Bodger, Crystal Amor-Pinter and Samu Valentino. Photo / Trinity Faith
Tiffany Watson and Julia O'Brien. Photo / Trinity Faith
Juanita Rojas and Maria Arnold-Kampala. Photo / Trinity Faith
Kendal Scheurich. Photo / Trinity Faith
Kelly Gibbs and Nikita Spence. Photo / Trinity Faith
Millar Sharp and Fynn Matthews. Photo / Trinity Faith
Tanya Anderson's fistful of rings. Photo / Trinity Faith
Sam Walker. Photo / Trinity Faith
Maggie Tweedie. Photo / Trinity Faith
Rebekah Mercer. Photo / Trinity Faith
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Creativity, evocative visual storytelling and good journalism come at a price. Support our work and join the Ensemble membership program

Street style: The fashion vibe of NZ music's next generation

It seems there’s nothing Aucklanders love to do more on a sticky evening than come together in confined spaces to drown themselves in collective creative energy. Whammy Bar on Karangahape Rd for the first Ones To Watch showcase of 2025, presented by One NZ and Live Nation, was no exception. Music lovers, industry insiders, and up-and-coming artists packed the venue, ready to witness the future of Aotearoa’s music scene live on stage.

The night carried a significance beyond the music: in honour of Women’s History Month and International Women’s Day, Ones To Watch partnered with WE Nation to spotlight rising wāhine talent, including Tāhuna-raised artist Blake, former The Voice star turned solo artist Ella Monnery and North Shore indie-rockers Where’s Jai.

Photographer Trinity Faith was there to capture some of the looks from artists and guests, before they headed downstairs to Whammy to enjoy the music from some of Aotearoa's emerging talent.

Where's Jai's Michael Walmsley, Jai Nielsen, Leigh Edmeades, Grace Allis and Gene Todd. Photo / Trinity Faith
Arii Jade and Tony Collins. Photo / Trinity Faith
Mukukā and Tusekah. Photo / Trinity Faith
Josh McGlone. Photo / Trinity Faith
Symone Tafuna. Photo / Trinity Faith
Joshua Young. Photo / Trinity Faith
Ceara O'Sullivan, Alex Reddy and Win Wolf. Photo / Trinity Faith
Shayden Rahiri, Kate Bodger, Crystal Amor-Pinter and Samu Valentino. Photo / Trinity Faith
Tiffany Watson and Julia O'Brien. Photo / Trinity Faith
Juanita Rojas and Maria Arnold-Kampala. Photo / Trinity Faith
Kendal Scheurich. Photo / Trinity Faith
Kelly Gibbs and Nikita Spence. Photo / Trinity Faith
Millar Sharp and Fynn Matthews. Photo / Trinity Faith
Tanya Anderson's fistful of rings. Photo / Trinity Faith
Sam Walker. Photo / Trinity Faith
Maggie Tweedie. Photo / Trinity Faith
Rebekah Mercer. Photo / Trinity Faith
Creativity, evocative visual storytelling and good journalism come at a price. Support our work and join the Ensemble membership program
No items found.

It seems there’s nothing Aucklanders love to do more on a sticky evening than come together in confined spaces to drown themselves in collective creative energy. Whammy Bar on Karangahape Rd for the first Ones To Watch showcase of 2025, presented by One NZ and Live Nation, was no exception. Music lovers, industry insiders, and up-and-coming artists packed the venue, ready to witness the future of Aotearoa’s music scene live on stage.

The night carried a significance beyond the music: in honour of Women’s History Month and International Women’s Day, Ones To Watch partnered with WE Nation to spotlight rising wāhine talent, including Tāhuna-raised artist Blake, former The Voice star turned solo artist Ella Monnery and North Shore indie-rockers Where’s Jai.

Photographer Trinity Faith was there to capture some of the looks from artists and guests, before they headed downstairs to Whammy to enjoy the music from some of Aotearoa's emerging talent.

Where's Jai's Michael Walmsley, Jai Nielsen, Leigh Edmeades, Grace Allis and Gene Todd. Photo / Trinity Faith
Arii Jade and Tony Collins. Photo / Trinity Faith
Mukukā and Tusekah. Photo / Trinity Faith
Josh McGlone. Photo / Trinity Faith
Symone Tafuna. Photo / Trinity Faith
Joshua Young. Photo / Trinity Faith
Ceara O'Sullivan, Alex Reddy and Win Wolf. Photo / Trinity Faith
Shayden Rahiri, Kate Bodger, Crystal Amor-Pinter and Samu Valentino. Photo / Trinity Faith
Tiffany Watson and Julia O'Brien. Photo / Trinity Faith
Juanita Rojas and Maria Arnold-Kampala. Photo / Trinity Faith
Kendal Scheurich. Photo / Trinity Faith
Kelly Gibbs and Nikita Spence. Photo / Trinity Faith
Millar Sharp and Fynn Matthews. Photo / Trinity Faith
Tanya Anderson's fistful of rings. Photo / Trinity Faith
Sam Walker. Photo / Trinity Faith
Maggie Tweedie. Photo / Trinity Faith
Rebekah Mercer. Photo / Trinity Faith
No items found.
Creativity, evocative visual storytelling and good journalism come at a price. Support our work and join the Ensemble membership program

Street style: The fashion vibe of NZ music's next generation

It seems there’s nothing Aucklanders love to do more on a sticky evening than come together in confined spaces to drown themselves in collective creative energy. Whammy Bar on Karangahape Rd for the first Ones To Watch showcase of 2025, presented by One NZ and Live Nation, was no exception. Music lovers, industry insiders, and up-and-coming artists packed the venue, ready to witness the future of Aotearoa’s music scene live on stage.

The night carried a significance beyond the music: in honour of Women’s History Month and International Women’s Day, Ones To Watch partnered with WE Nation to spotlight rising wāhine talent, including Tāhuna-raised artist Blake, former The Voice star turned solo artist Ella Monnery and North Shore indie-rockers Where’s Jai.

Photographer Trinity Faith was there to capture some of the looks from artists and guests, before they headed downstairs to Whammy to enjoy the music from some of Aotearoa's emerging talent.

Where's Jai's Michael Walmsley, Jai Nielsen, Leigh Edmeades, Grace Allis and Gene Todd. Photo / Trinity Faith
Arii Jade and Tony Collins. Photo / Trinity Faith
Mukukā and Tusekah. Photo / Trinity Faith
Josh McGlone. Photo / Trinity Faith
Symone Tafuna. Photo / Trinity Faith
Joshua Young. Photo / Trinity Faith
Ceara O'Sullivan, Alex Reddy and Win Wolf. Photo / Trinity Faith
Shayden Rahiri, Kate Bodger, Crystal Amor-Pinter and Samu Valentino. Photo / Trinity Faith
Tiffany Watson and Julia O'Brien. Photo / Trinity Faith
Juanita Rojas and Maria Arnold-Kampala. Photo / Trinity Faith
Kendal Scheurich. Photo / Trinity Faith
Kelly Gibbs and Nikita Spence. Photo / Trinity Faith
Millar Sharp and Fynn Matthews. Photo / Trinity Faith
Tanya Anderson's fistful of rings. Photo / Trinity Faith
Sam Walker. Photo / Trinity Faith
Maggie Tweedie. Photo / Trinity Faith
Rebekah Mercer. Photo / Trinity Faith
Creativity, evocative visual storytelling and good journalism come at a price. Support our work and join the Ensemble membership program
No items found.