ZZ Top

American rockers and their entourage enjoyed the hospitality of the Waipahihi Marae this week.

“Things have gone nuts since they visited, everyone has been asking for signed copies of their records,” Hose said. * Welcome to our home.” “Performers and crew were recognised for their different contributions to our enjoyment at Parakiri tomorrow. The marae also posted photos on social media, with a Facebook post that read: 15 van loads of manuhiri from throughout the world were led by Billy F Gibbons from ZZ Top onto Waipāhīhī Marae today. “Thank you to the local Taupō Iwi – Tūwharetoa.