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Hamilton bands that have competed at the ''Rockquest'' at either a regional or national level include [[Valhalla]] (1991 and 1992), [[Death of a Monkey]] (1992), [[No Thrills]] (1994), [[Nozzle]] (1994), [[Flinch]] (1998), [[The Grinners]] (1998), [[Diastop]] (1998), [[Atomic Garage]] (1999) and [[Dinosaurgoesrawr!]] (2009). Most successful have been [[Handsome Geoffrey]] (Hamilton Girls High School), who won the 1998 national event, and [[The Good Fun]] (Hamilton Boys/Te Awamutu College), winners in 2010. Others have included [[Kimbra Johnson]] (Hillcrest High), who came second in the 2004 finals, [[Jerihko]] (Hamilton Girls), third in 2000, and [[the Seed]], third in 2009. [[Kimbra]] appears on the [[Smokefree Rockquest 2005]] compilation CD with her song ''Thoughtful Escape''. Also notable are [[The Braxton Hicks (II)|The Braxton Hicks]] (St. Pauls), who made the top 12 in the 2006 national finals and feature on the [[Smokefree Rockquest 2006]] CD, and [[Grannypash]], who won the "Stage Image Award" at the 2003 national finals.   
 
Hamilton bands that have competed at the ''Rockquest'' at either a regional or national level include [[Valhalla]] (1991 and 1992), [[Death of a Monkey]] (1992), [[No Thrills]] (1994), [[Nozzle]] (1994), [[Flinch]] (1998), [[The Grinners]] (1998), [[Diastop]] (1998), [[Atomic Garage]] (1999) and [[Dinosaurgoesrawr!]] (2009). Most successful have been [[Handsome Geoffrey]] (Hamilton Girls High School), who won the 1998 national event, and [[The Good Fun]] (Hamilton Boys/Te Awamutu College), winners in 2010. Others have included [[Kimbra Johnson]] (Hillcrest High), who came second in the 2004 finals, [[Jerihko]] (Hamilton Girls), third in 2000, and [[the Seed]], third in 2009. [[Kimbra]] appears on the [[Smokefree Rockquest 2005]] compilation CD with her song ''Thoughtful Escape''. Also notable are [[The Braxton Hicks (II)|The Braxton Hicks]] (St. Pauls), who made the top 12 in the 2006 national finals and feature on the [[Smokefree Rockquest 2006]] CD, and [[Grannypash]], who won the "Stage Image Award" at the 2003 national finals.   
  
The national final was held in Hamilton in 2011 and 2012, although no Hamilton bands made it through to the finals in these years.
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The national final was held in Hamilton in 2011, although no Hamilton bands had made it through that year.
  
 
==Published Articles==
 
==Published Articles==
 
*''Big Night for Rock Fans'', [[Hamilton News]], 16 September 2011, p7
 
*''Big Night for Rock Fans'', [[Hamilton News]], 16 September 2011, p7
 
==External Links==
 
*[http://www.smokefreerockquest.co.nz/ Official Rockquest website]
 
  
 
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[[category:events]]

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