New Song Of The Day: Chvrches – Never Say Die
No, Chvrches haven’t covered Black Sabbath. Never Say Die is the third song to be released from their upcoming album, Love Is Dead.
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Mastodon & Gojira – Trusts Arena March 31, 2018
This was a show that almost wasn’t. When both bands’ gear failed to arrive in Auckland, it looked like the concert would be cancelled, but local bands saved the day by providing instruments and other equipment to both Mastodon and Gojira in order to make the show happen. The 13th Floor’s Shelley Ta Haara and […]
Ghost Wave – Basement Theatre March 31, 2018
It is an uncertain time for small music venues in Auckland. A lack of support for the arts by Auckland Council, venues closing, and gentrification driving rent prices up have kept owners and fans alike nervous as to what the future holds for live music. This is why it is important to support venues like […]
New Song Of The Day: Hall & Oates featuring Train – Philly Forget Me Not
Time to go old school today with the first new music in 15 years from Daryl Hall and John Oates.
New Song Of The Day: Belly – Stars Align
Belly continue with their return from the 1990s with their second new song since reuniting.
Dictaphone Blues & Eyes No Eyes – Wine Cellar March 29, 2018
What better way to prepare for the holiday weekend than spending time with Dictaphone Blues and Eyes No Eyes at Auckland’s Wine Cellar?
New Song Of The Day: Harry Parsons – Real
Auckland-based singer/songwriter Harry Parsons releases his new single today titled Real.
An intimate evening with Vance Joy
There were a few lumps in the throat as Mr Riptide himself Vance Joy treated the Tuning Fork faithful to an intimate solo acoustic set.
New Song Of The Day: John Parish & PJ Harvey – Sorry For Your Loss
Longtime PJ Harvey producer and collaborator John Parish has a new album of his own coming out, and not surprisingly, PJ Harvey makes an appearance on lead single Sorry For Your Loss.
Carnivorous Plant Society and Hopetoun Brown kick off Titirangi Festival
Wind and rain is all part of the charm for living in Titirangi so the wet weather had little impact on the crowd that came to watch Carnivorous Plant Society and Hopetoun Brown perform at the Titirangi War Memorial Hall and close out Day 1 of the Titirangi Festival.