Come Together: Dire Straits’ Making Movies finds a gaggle of New Zealand’s finest musicians keeping another classic rock album alive, one that we have little chance of hearing by the original artists ever again.
Come Together: Neil Young’s Harvest was more than just a run though of a classic album, it was a celebration of one of our greatest living songwriters by this country’s finest musicians.
The Stranglers (or a Strangler) performed at Auckland’s Town Hall last night. The 13th Floor’s Simon Coffey and Leonie Moreland were on the scene!
Shihad have just reissued their album, Pacifier, celebrating its 20th anniversary by pressing it up on vinyl for the very first time. Here are Jon Toogood & Karl Kippenberger explain.
Come Together celebrates The Beatles White Album live and in person at Auckland’s Aotea Centre. 13th Floor’s Carin Newbould and Ivan Karczewski were on the job!
The 13th Floor cameras were on the scene at Roundhead Studios as Jon Toogood, Dianne Swann and the band ripped through Refugee.
Ziggy played guitar! Sadly Brett Adams couldn’t as he was unwell. But still, with these songs and this line-up, the chances of being disappointed were slim to none.
Sticky Fingers comes to Auckland. 50 years after The Rolling Stones released the album, New Zealand’s finest rockers put their stamp on these classic rock tracks…and more!
Shihad’s Jon Toogood has plenty on his mind and he’s not afraid to speak out in this 13th Floor MusicTalk interview.
50 years ago, The Rolling Stones recorded Sticky Fingers – what is arguably their greatest ever album. It was 500 days in the making and the wait was worth it.