Two legends of Aotearoa hip hop, @che_fu & @djsirvere visited Volume today. It was a special moment seeing Che hear his own songs in the exhibition for the first time, and then seeing this musician whose music I've loved since I was young perform live. Shout out to @mai_fm for making it happen. I love my job. #AMVolume #aucklandmuseum #nzmusic

A post shared by katsaunders (@katsaunders) on

Nov 2, 2016 at 1:47am PDT

 

Getting groovy at @aucklandmuseum Volume exhibition ⭐️😎🌻 #amvolume

A post shared by Jamie McDell (@jamiemcshark) on

Oct 27, 2016 at 1:28am PDT

 

My heaven 💥 #AMvolume

A post shared by Morgan Kelly (@grxcekelly) on

Feb 26, 2017 at 7:03pm PST

 

Volume at Auckland Museum #soundtrackofmylife

A post shared by Sarah Wilson (@ticklemefancy) on

May 15, 2017 at 8:55pm PDT

 

Bit of a proud moment today showing my parents around the Volume NZ Music exhibition at the Auckland Museum, for which I was part of the advisory panel. If you haven't seen it yet, it's open for 1 more week. Don't miss out, it's really something special and an amazing look at our musical history #amvolume #nzmusic #aotearoa #newzealand #splitenz #lorde #chefu #princetuiteka #ripitup

A post shared by Aroha Harawira (@arohahaha) on

May 12, 2017 at 10:11pm PDT

 

#sparkapp #amvolume #aucklandmuseum whoop whoop!!

A post shared by Sarah (@1rookie_one) on

Apr 29, 2017 at 10:58pm PDT

 

Getting my Go-Go on! Loved the set of the 60s tv show "C'mon!" at the Volume exhibit @aucklandmuseum. They've done an incredible job and there are so many fun, interactive things to do- can't wait to take my kiddos along...and best of all, it's FREE! How lucky are we, New Zealand?? ❤️🇳🇿#amvolume #gogo (dress by @trelisecooper)

A post shared by tamineilsonmusic (@tamineilsonmusic) on

Oct 27, 2016 at 12:14pm PDT

 

Had a blast at the Volume Exhibition. I revisited some kiwi classics and filled a few gaps in my NZ Music knowledge. LOVED the interactive stuff. Tried to get in before the kids! When you arrive, you're given an "All Access Pass". You can use it to collect photos, playlists and videos. Such a fantastic idea! The exhibition closes this week so I had to stop by. It fits in nicely with my NZ Music Month posts too. So far I've posted about songs I grew up with. I also talked about some of the latest NZ tracks. Today's post is dedicated to a song that I discovered today. Love by Louis Baker. Absolutely beautiful. This guy is super talented and I teared up a little bit listening to this song. I'll link it on my Facebook page. I highly recommend giving it a listen! #nzmusicmonth #nz #music #louisbaker #aucklandmuseum #amvolume

A post shared by Maddy Moore (@maddymakesstuff) on

May 16, 2017 at 3:50am PDT

 

Brothers Gonna Work It Out. #AMvolume

A post shared by Mark Bird (@mbirdnz) on

May 13, 2017 at 6:21pm PDT

 

@aucklandmuseum has the coolest exhibition "Volume: making music in Aotearoa". In this photo I'm playing with magnetic cutout punk dolls - dressing them. This exhibition takes you on a nz music journey from the 50s to today. It closes may 21st so don't miss out! #instagood #instago #newzealand #newzealandmusic #nzmusic #punk #punkfashion #muesum #auckland #aucklandlife #nzmustdo #nzmustsee #youtubekids #kidsofyoutube #aucklandmuseum #nzyoutuber #trip #visting #travel #amazing #amvolume #kidsactivity #travellingwithkids #travelwithkids #familytravel #kidstravel #exploringtheworld #musicscene #purenewzealand #newzealandguide

A post shared by Mia, Halle, Ben & Anna (admin) (@munchmonday) on

May 11, 2017 at 2:49pm PDT