Aotearoa New Zealand indie-country artist, Murphy Moore, is back with her first single since the release of her debut EP, Break, in 2024. Her new track, Ella Joy, is a playful, upbeat anthem inspired by a larger-than-life character who embodies both chaos and charm.
Globetrotting local four piece, The Beths, are thrilled to announce their return home; playing seven shows throughout Aotearoa next March in celebration of their recently released fourth album, Straight Line Was A Lie.
Out today, two new tracks from The Saints record Long March Through The Jazz Age (out 28th November via Fire Records).
Celebrated US alt-rocker Suzanne Vega is returning to New Zealand for a three-date tour in September 2026.
Gold Standard Love is the latest single from Dion Lunadon. It comes out as a limited edition 7″ flexi disc inside the fall issue of America’s only Rock ‘n’ Roll magazine, CREEM. 100 flexi’s inside 100 copies.
One of the most powerful voices in Aotearoa music, Deva Mahal, is teasing a new project with the release of the devastatingly beautiful single Sometimes Good.
Returning with their first new music since February’s Dopamine, West Auckland post-surf 5-piece Double Parked have released a new single, Necklace.
New Zealand songwriter Tom Cunliffe returns with Nightingale – the first single off his soon-to-be-released fourth album SPIT OUT YOUR GUM.
Frontier Touring is excited to announce indie-folk singer-songwriter, Hazlett, will bring his Coming Home Tour to Australia and New Zealand for the first time in January and February 2026.
Indie-pop artist Greta Van Den Brink has today released Alpine State of Mind – the second single from her forthcoming album This Wasn’t Planned, set to drop in May 2026.
