Modfest 2022

This year's Modular Festival will be held in Red Bar, Auckland on the 29th of October from 20:00 - 23.45. Come celebrate the creativity and sonic diversity of modular synthesisers with live music performances from some of Aotearoa's most dynamic modular synthesists. It's a great event to see live performances, catch up with other modular […]

This year's Modular Festival will be held in Red Bar, Auckland on the 29th of October from 20:00 - 23.45.

Come celebrate the creativity and sonic diversity of modular synthesisers with live music performances from some of Aotearoa's most dynamic modular synthesists.

It's a great event to see live performances, catch up with other modular synthesizer enthusiasts and have a nice drink. Here are some photos at the courtesy of mod-fest.co.nz from last year's edition:

The artists

Modern Chair
Cam Ballantyne
Cybernetic Ohm
Peter Hobbs
Vōlc
Waker

The location

Address: 59 Pitt Street, Auckland CBD, Auckland 1010

Find Red Bar on Google Maps: https://goo.gl/maps/6DwR63MC9B1YMxF28

More about Mod-fest on Social media

Website: https://www.mod-fest.co.nz/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/886950558585849/

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