By Reece Baker
A couple at the Homegrown music festival. Photo: RNZ / Reece Baker
Thousands have gathered at the Wellington Waterfront as the first night of the Homegrown music festival has kicked off in the capital.
Chef Fu, The Kratez, King Kapasi, Stan Walker, Lee Mvtthews, and Synthony will be playing at the Park Stage on Friday night.
Photo: RNZ / Reece Baker
After 18 years, Homegrown will be held in Wellington for one last time this Saturday. So what are people wearing?
Kendra and Tom
Kendra, 27, and Tom, 22, went for a "Dangerfield" vibe, and dressed up in monotone clothes.
Here to see: Everyone
Photo: RNZ / Reece Baker
Paranihia and Anahera
Paranihia, 20, and Anahera, 20, both went for a "sleek, chic, clean girl aesthetic".
Here to see: Stan Walker
Photo: RNZ / Reece Baker
Jimmy and Paula
Jimmy, 64, and Paula, 61, described their vibe in three words: fun, dance, and connection.
Here to see: Stan Walker, Che Fu
Photo: RNZ / Reece Baker
Laura and Mitch
Laura, 36, and Mitch, 39, said they wanted to be attention-grabbing. The vibe? "Fun times".
Here to see: Stan Walker, Synthony
Photo: RNZ / Reece Baker
Tyson and Puna
Tyson, 21, and Puna, 24, have combined country and city fashion for Friday night's Homegrown Music Festival.
Here to see: Che Fu
Photo: RNZ / Reece Baker
Tracey and Lexis
Tracey, 19, and Lexis, 19, have added a bit of sparkle with "lots of glitter". They said their vibe was to "be free, be ourselves".
Here to see: Lee Mvtthews
Photo: RNZ / Reece Baker
Kelly and Danielle
Kelly, 48, and Danielle, 36, are making the most of it. They have dressed up in "warm and comfortable" camouflage clothes.
Photo: RNZ / Reece Baker
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