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Logan Bell: When music took over

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Logan Bell (Photo: What’s Hot NZ / RNZ) It’s been 25 years or so since Dale first saw Katchafire performing at a talent contest in a Papatoetoe bar (which they won). Since then, there’ve been hit songs and albums — six in all, with a seventh, Revival 2.0, to be released in 2026 — and yearly tours to the US, Europe and Australia, where they’re celebrated as an “iconic Māori reggae band”. Here’s Dale catching up with singer-songwriter Logan Bell, …
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Logan Bell: When music took over

Logan Bell (Photo: What’s Hot NZ / RNZ) It’s been 25 years or so since Dale first saw Katchafire performing at a talent contest in a Papatoetoe bar (which they won). Since then, there’ve been hit songs and albums — six in all, with a seventh, Revival 2.0, to be released in 2026 — and yearly tours to the US, Europe and Australia, where they’re celebrated as an “iconic Māori reggae band”. Here’s Dale catching up with singer-songwriter Logan Bell, …

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e-tangata.co.nz broke the news in on Saturday, October 25, 2025.
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