After a very busy and successful 2017 which saw the release of their new album ‘Prehistoric Rhythm’ and well over 100 shows the band will once again embark on tour in New Zealand including festivals such as Splore, Coastella and Electric Avenue.
Swedish duo First Aid Kit have just released the third track from their upcoming album, Ruins, due out on January 19th.
Sung mostly in French, Charlotte Gainsbourg’s new album, Rest, is no simple melancholic melodrama. There’s no bitchin’, cussin’ or swooning; no mumbling oaths or references to languid loss or betrayed consciousness. Instead we find her caught up in a tangle of grief, history and family legacies. It is both personal and intimate, yet cinematic and […]
US bluesman Blind Boy Paxton has announced a six-date New Zealand tour for February 2018, with shows including Auckland, Tauranga, Christchurch, Nelson, Wellington and Hawkes Bay.
SEISMIC PREDICTION for MARCH !!! THE DATSUNS & THE D4 SMASH IT UP IN MARCH 2018 FOR TWO SHOWS. Undertheradar presents The Datsuns with The D4 in March 2018
Aussie alt-rock favourites The Rubens have returned with a brand new, groove-fuelled single ‘Million Man’ and today Frontier Touring is thrilled to reveal the five-piece hailing from Menangle in NSW will bring their soulful tunes to life for New Zealand audiences in Auckland and Wellington this February.
Frontier Touring are pumped to confirm that Leftfield – one of electronic music’s all-time greatest acts – is returning to New Zealand with their incredible Leftism In Its Entirety show which has been selling out venues and causing a mass break-out of smiling faces across Europe.
MONDAY DECEMBER 4, 2017 – Following the earlier announcement of the North American, United Kingdom and Ireland dates, ten-time Grammy winner TAYLOR SWIFT’s reputation Stadium Tour will land in Australia in late 2018 kicking off in Perth on Friday, October 19 then onto Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane before heading across to Auckland.
Last night’s concert at Spark Arena found Harry Styles caught between two paths; that of the tween-pop that made his name in One Direction and the more classic-soft-rock-inspired path of his first solo outing, with the performer himself seemingly uncertain as to where between these two he wanted to be.
J Cole is one of mainstream hip hop’s brightest stars. Drawing comparisons to Kendrick Lamar, he appeals to his audience through his sensitive engagement with American racial issues, economic delivery, catchy hooks and forward-facing consciousness.
