Karangahape Road in Auckland will come alive with The Others Way Festival on September 4, with a jam-packed day of New Zealand's best alternative music acts, performing across multiple venues.

Thanks to Flying Out and 95bFM, The Others Way features a mammoth 27 local artists across six K'Rd venues for total immersion into a New Zealand music mecca. Taking inspiration from international music festivals CMJ and SXSW, fans will hit the streets and map out their own personal schedule of awesome acts, with a roster literally overflowing with cutting edge local indie, electronica, hip hop, and alt-pop.

90s band Garageland are back together for The Others Way, with the original lineup and for the first time since 2007.

Ex-Mint Chick Kody Nielson brings his latest project Silicon to The Others Way, his debut album to be released on 28th August on the inimitable Domino Records.

The Others Way also boasts a rare Auckland appearance from folk sensation Aldous Harding. Now Melbourne based, she's hitting her stride in Europe after extensive touring and an appearance on Marc Riley’s BBC Radio 6 Programme.

Alt-pop royalty Princess Chelsea has just returned from a wide tour of Europe, selling out venues in The Czech Republic and Germany. Her cult hit single Cigarette Duet now sits at a whopping 22 million views on YouTube.

The Others Way is also thrilled to feature classic Kiwi indie-pop darlings The Bats, their new album at the brink of completion.

These are but a few highlights from the stellar lineup in store for music fans, The Others Way Festival set to become an instant hit on the calendar of Auckland music.

The full lineup for The Others Way is:

Aldous Harding
Avoid Avoid
Bespin
Carb On Carb
Caroles
Chelsea Jade
Doprah
Fazerdaze
Garageland
Glass Vaults
Ghost Wave
Heavy
Little Bark
LVJ
Miss June
PHF
Princess Chelsea
Robert Scott
Sere
Silicon
Solid Gold Hell
Street Chant
Supervillans
The Bats
The Moonlight
Tiny Ruins
Yumi Zouma
Zen Mantra

Venues and stages for the festival are The Studio, Galatos Main Room, Galatos Basement, Whammy Bar, Wine Cellar and the Flying Out Stock Room.

Tickets are available from www.flyingout.co.nz,www.undertheradar.co.nz and in-store at the Flying Out Shop (80 Pitt St, Newton). The week of the show, buyers must then bring their ticket to collect their entry wristband from the Flying Out Shop - available up until 10pm on the night of the show.
Ticket prices are
$34.50 with bCard
$44.50 without bCard