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About Hangar 18:

Hangar 18 are Red Dela Pena on vocals, LC Reklamo on guitar, Malcolm Foster on bass and Paul Marshall on drums.

Paul is the original founding member of Hangar 18 and has had a long music career, working on all sides of the industry. Malcolm is best known for his time performing and recording with The Pretenders and Simple Minds. So Paul and Malcolm are “the veterans” in the band, working for many years in the music industry, while Red & LC are the new blood.

Paul says “my idea was to form a male version of Garbage, comprising of a couple of established music industry veterans with some new blood mixed in at the helm, similar to what Butch Vig and the guys did with Shelly Manson from Garbage”. 

With a truely unique line up and one of a kind personalities the band includes members from London (UK) and Manila (Philippines) and are now based in Auckland (New Zealand). With their unique blend of backgrounds, cultures and experiences combining together forms the fabric of their sound, which is truly Hangar 18. 

Their songs are eclectic in theme, ranging from love songs, break ups to gun control, from murder to mental health issues, songs about traveling, about people, and about pretty much every subject in between.  

The new album was produced by legendary UK producer Steve James (George Harrison, The Sex Pistols, The Jam, Shirley Bassey, Vera Lynne and more).  

The Powerstation Auckland - New Zealand

Hangar 18 played songs that sounded like Bon Jovi’esque and then segued into more smooth power pop songs. The crowd swayed and bounced along to their music and seemed to be quite happy.

Jonathan Strock - 13th Floor Music Press, New Zealand - Hangar 18 on Tour with US band Everclear

Croxton Band Room, Melbourne - Australia

New Zealand’s Hangar 18 get the crowd rocking with a blend of melodic guitar riffs and alternative-rock posturing.

Hangar 18 haven’t skipped a beat, impressing with a tight and professional showing that’s thoroughly entertaining.

Tobias Handke, The Music, Melbourne, Australia - Hangar 18 on Tour with US band Everclear

The Gov, Adelaide - Australia

New Zealand band Hangar 18 certainly know how to get the crowd going, their performance had the crowd jumping and fist pumping. 

Dazz Hassan, Glam, Adelaide, Australia - Hangar 18 on Tour with US band Everclear