Supermodel
Supermodel are widely considered one of the three top bands in Wellington and with the success of their latest single 'Send Me Dreaming' you can expect nothing but big things from them this year.
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Formed in 2006 and collectively lead by the clear-voiced, half-showtune/half-crooner informed vocal delivery of their charismatic lead singer/songwriter Mark Hanify, Supermodel is the most invigorating new melodic rock act to emerge out of Wellington, New Zealand in recent times.
Structured around comparable musical traditions to those existed within by the likes of Queen, Muse and The Strokes, Supermodel is a four-piece band made up of Mark on lead vocals/guitar, his sister Rose on keyboards, Michael White on bass and Tony Kemp on drums. All top-tier singers, Rose, Michael and Tony provide lush backing vocals, fleshing out Mark’s melody and harmony centralised song-writing into powerfully vibrant stadium size arrangements. Lyrically dealing with the key themes of love and adversity, Supermodel make songs for soul searching. Emotive and moving, their music serves as a comforting reminder that more often then not, things will be alright.
All lifelong musicians, since inception, Supermodel have played support across the country to the crème de la crème of commercial acts in New Zealand, performing everywhere, from humble pubs in Wanganui to The cavernous TSB Arena in Wellington. Having opened for the likes of Midnight Youth, Gin Wigmore, The Feelers, Jonny Love, Frankie Stevens and Dane Rumble, Supermodel have entertained crowds of up to 15,000 at outdoor events such as The Jackson Street Fiesta, The Island Bay Festival and Toast Martinborough.
Recently featured on TV1’s Good Morning Show, Supermodel is currently drafting material for their forthcoming debut album. Building around well-received singles such as ‘The Walk of Shame’ and their current release ‘Send Me Dreaming’ (and it’s excellent Ivan Slavov directed/produced video clip), this June, following a national tour in May, Supermodel will venture to the UK to record with respected Welsh producer Greg Haver (Opshop, Manic Street Preachers) and make a few keynote showcase performances.
Having received extensive radio/TV support from the New Zealand B.Net, Kiwi FM and Juice TV, and with the unreserved backing of Opshop’s Jason Kerrison behind them, Supermodel are moving on a swift trajectory upwards. Most importantly though, they make songs they completely love; and given half a chance, so will you.
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Supermodel Set List
The Beatles-
She loves you
I saw her standing there
All my loving
Hard days night
Bryan Adams-
Summer of 69
Jet-
Are You Gonna Be My Girl
Kings Of Leon-
Sex On Fire
The Strokes-
Last Nite
Oasis-
Wonderwall
Don't look back in anger
Queen-
Bohemain Rhapsody
I want to break free
Crazy little thing called love
Under pressure
Somebody to love
It's a kind of magic
Don't stop me now
Stealers Wheel-
Stuck in the middle
Lynyrd Skynyrd-
Sweet home alabama
Blondie-
Heart of glass
The Cardigans-
Love fool
Eurythmics-
Sweet Dreams
Franz Ferdinand-
Take me out
Dragon-
April Sun
Split enz-
I got you
Six Months In A Leaky Boat
Crowded House-
Weather with you
Better be home soon
Something so strong
The Killers-
Mr brightside
Roy Orbison-
Pretty woman
The Swingers-
Counting the beat
The White Stripes-
Seven Nation Army
Doorbell
Austin Powers-
BBC
Kieser Chiefs-
Ruby
Pearl Jam-
Betterman
Daughter
Blur-
Song 2
Radiohead-
Creep
Beach Boys-
Good Vibrations
The Animals-
We gotta get out of this place
Muse -
Starlight
The Arctic Monkeys-
I bet that you look good on the dance floor
Violent Femmes-
Blister in the sun
The Exponents-
Why does love do this to me