Liam Gallagher visited Auckland’s Spark Arena last night, where the former Oasis frontman poured charisma and rock ‘n’ roll attitude over a rowdy and appreciative crowd, through a mix of nostalgic Oasis hits and a selection of songs from his new album, Why Me? Why Not.
The Gentlemen is a crime action-comedy directed by Guy Ritchie, which revisits the fast-paced, twist-heavy nature of his early work and manages to provide solid moments of fresh comedy despite feeling at times stylistically overworked.
London-based New Zealand rock ‘n’ roll maniacs, The Cavemen, gave a ferocious, feral performance at Whammy Bar last night, returning to New Zealand to deliver the musical equivalent of a sledgehammer to the face.
Miss June brought their high-energy blend of punk, rock, and pop to Auckland’s Tuning Fork last night, performing for an all-ages crowd with blistering intensity and an undeniable display of charisma.
The Teskey Brothers performed the first of two sold-out shows at Auckland’s Powerstation last night, captivating the enamoured crowd with a set entwining bittersweet, blues-rock heartbreak with an outpouring of wholesome, rapturous soul.
Bad Religion performed at Auckland’s Powerstation last night, delivering an incredible 27-song punk-rock setlist and transforming the packed venue into a non-stop pulsating mass of moshing bodies.
Joe Pug brought his The Flood In Color tour to Tuning Fork last night, where the singer-songwriter of remarkable lyrical depth refused to let a damaged voice weaken his beautifully simplistic, hour-long set.
Tash Sultana performed at Auckland’s Spark Arena last night, displaying immeasurable power, precision and pure joy across a two-hour set that brought wave after wave of psychedelic musical mastery and provided an unforgettable, one-of-a-kind concert experience.
Friday Jams Live 2019 tried its best to live up to the hype of being New Zealand’s biggest RNB party, bringing 10 local and international acts to Western Springs Stadium yesterday, where sound issues and mixed energy plagued an otherwise perfect Sunday music festival.
Ross The Boss Band performed their first-ever NZ set at Auckland’s Whammy Bar last night, delivering an onslaught of ferocious black-magic energy and crushing melodic metal, with phenomenal support by local heavy-metal dark-fantasy monsters, Forsaken Age.
