Tadpole

Tadpole’s music has made a mark in the rock and alternative rock scenes with tracks like “Alright” and “Blind.” “Alright” features catchy riffs and a driving beat, making it a fan favorite at live shows. Similarly, “Blind” delivers raw energy that resonates with listeners.

Other notable tracks include “Better Days,” “Backdoor,” and “No Man,” each adding to their diverse sound. “George” stands out with its unique vibe, while “Set to Fade” explores deeper themes. “For Me,” “No. 1,” and “Kindred” round out the collection, showcasing their ability to blend catchy melodies with thought-provoking lyrics. Tadpole’s music captures various emotions, appealing to a wide audience.

Tadpole's latest album, "Remains of the Day (Rarities and Antiquities)," released in 2023, showcases a collection of tracks that reflect their journey through the years. Fans may notice a blend of older influences alongside newer sounds. The album features previously unreleased material, offering a glimpse into their creative evolution.

The recent single, "Set to Fade," released in 2023, captures a sense of urgency and introspection. Its lyrics resonate with listeners, and the instrumentation complements the song's themes. This single continues the band's exploration of rock and alternative rock, connecting with both long-time fans and new listeners. The combination of their past work, like the self-titled "Tadpole" from 2006 and "The Medusa" from 2002, alongside this new material, illustrates a consistent commitment to their craft.

Tadpole has made notable appearances at various venues and festivals, showcasing their sound to diverse audiences. At the Powerstation in Auckland, they delivered a solid set that resonated well with fans. The venue's intimate atmosphere allowed for a connection between the band and the crowd, enhancing the live experience.

They also participated in the GO Live! festival, where they performed alongside other acts, contributing to a vibrant lineup. Their set included a mix of original tracks that engaged the audience. Other significant venues include The Factory and The Hunter Lounge, both of which have hosted Tadpole's performances, highlighting their presence in the local scene.

In Oklahoma City, the band took the stage at Blue Note, expanding their reach beyond New Zealand. Mayfair in New Plymouth remains another key spot in their tour circuit. These performances reflect Tadpole's commitment to connecting with fans and growing their presence in the rock and alternative rock genres.