Mild Orange announce their first show after the release of their self-titled sophomore album, playing in Auckland’s Powerstation on September 19. The band are taking their uplifting and powerful live show to the another level and are looking forward to giving New Zealand fans a first taste before the rest of the world.
APRA has announced their picks for the 2020 Silver Scroll Awards. This Top 20 list was chosen from over 200 entries by a judging panel of 10 fellow songwriters, who have each made wonderful contributions to the NZ music community. The APRA Silver Scroll Award will be presented at the Auckland Town Hall on Wednesday October 14.
The Milk Carton Kids are a folk duo, hailing from Eagle Rock California, with a fast-growing reputation as highly regarded Roots Americana artists. Live from Lincoln Theatre was recorded in 2013, while on tour promoting their second album, Ash & Clay.
BBC Studios, Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra and Auckland Live are pleased to confirm new dates for Blue Planet II Live in Concert, with two special evenings set for Auckland on Friday 9 and Saturday 10 April 2021, at Kiri Te Kanawa Theatre, Aotea Centre.
Starring: Claes Bang, Elizabeth Debicki, Mick Jagger, Donald Sutherland Yes, that’s right, that’s Mick Jagger playing a sleazy art dealer in this drama/thriller film. And though Mick is pushing 77, he’s not the oldest cast member, that honour goes to 84 year old Donald Sutherland.
TEG Live proudly presents superstar singer songwriter Delta Goodrem on her BRIDGE OVER TROUBLED DREAMS TOUR in April 2021, marking Delta’s first ever headline tour of New Zealand.
Its always great to hear from our old friend Bettye LaVette. Her new release is entitled One More Song.
Following on from their hugely popular streamed Spark Session during New Zealand’s COVID-19 Lockdown, SOL3 MIO will perform their only concert for 2020 at Spark Arena on Thursday 13 August.
Here’s a little something to liven up your Sunday…new music from Throwing Muses.
Finally!! Back at The Powerstation for a good old-fashioned rock show with one of New Zealand’s finest bands. A day after releasing their hotly-anticipated second album, Jump Rope Gazers, The Beths did what pretty much every music fan in Auckland had been waiting for… they rocked The Powerstation.