Mike Knapp
New Zealander musician
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Mike Knapp, also known as Snap or Snapper, is a musician from Hamilton, New Zealand. Knapp started playing guitar, drums, and singing at an early age, around 1970, with his family in a group called The Doves, featuring multiple harmony vocals. In 1974, Knapp created a rock band called Butterburr with his sister Mary Knapp on lead vocals and friend Mark on guitar and vocals. He went on to form the hard rock group Hellzapoppin and a softer rock group called Airwaves in 1976, still with Mark, Mary, and newcomers Roo and Phil Hall. They were joined by keyboard player Jenny Hunt. Knapp went on to play with several other bands, including Spats and The Tigers.
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