R.I.P Tom T Hall – the Storyteller has Left the Building
Tom T Hall, The Storyteller, passed away 20 August 2021, at his home in Franklin, Tennessee. At the age of 85.
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Manuela Woos With Spanish Soul at Cassette Nine, 13 August 2021
Manuela Ovalle Herrera is sultry and sweet. Some Spanish Stroll and lots of Soul. The Cassette Nine audience tonight are in fine spirit as Manuela showcases her new single and more.
Concert Review: Shapeshifter at Spark Arena 14 Aug 2021
Shapeshifter are behemoths as a top-draw live band. Here at home in New Zealand and around the world culminating in the festival of music pilgrimage, Glastonbury. A large fan base is here at the Spark Arena in noisy support and they get a state-of-the-art light show to go with a superb heavy-heavy Monster sound.
Concert Review: Keeva at Wine Cellar, August 11, 2021
Keeva is a brand-new singer-songwriter from Auckland who delivers an impressive set of melodic and upbeat Pop sounds via a piercingly powerful voice.
Concert Review: Bad for Education at The Wine Cellar, 6 Aug 2021
Love is a burning thing! Bad For Education are a tight Hard-Pop Punk four-piece band and in an inspired bit of misdirection they start with Ring of Fire! They are showcasing brand-new album Eyes on the Sky and they are about to blast off.
Concert Review: Stack of Blankets at the Thirsty Dog, 5 Aug 2021
Stack of Blankets Delivered a night of soul-jazz to The Thirsty Dog, as part of their Funk and Fusion Thursdays.
Concert Review: Chris Priestley and the Unsung Heroes at The Bunker, 2 August 2021
Chris Priestley and the Unsung Heroes take us on a musical trip through history and the stories of New Zealand heroes and outlaws. This band are the Kiwi incarnation of that celebrated Last Waltz one. They present these tales wrapped in Folk and Americana.
Concert Review: Lichtbeuger Tenth Anniversary Show, Thirsty Dog, 31 July 2021
Lichtbeuger are Industrial Art Noise duo of singer Adam Colegrove and metal machine music Maestro Drew Lyon. They blast, pound and ravage the Thirsty Dog tonight and set the lovely Goth maidens dancing. Maybe graced by the presence of Fairy Goth-Mother and some enchanting Eastern cobra-dancing.
Concert Review: TOI at Neck of the Woods, 30 July 2021
TOI delivered tight rhythmic grooves of Funk and Soul and disciplined extended jams to Neck of the Woods, one of the subterranean music haunts of iconic Karangahape Road, late on Friday night.
Concert Review: Tiny Ruins Whammy Bar, July 28, 2021
Celebrating 10 years since the release of debut album Some Were Meant For Sea, Tiny Ruins (aka Hollie Fullbrook) takes the stage at Whammy solo, guitar in hand, stories to tell.
