AIGA is Sāmoan for family/whānau. Family is what Lusi Faiva (Lusi’s Story, Tuapou, Mr & Mrs Jones) almost lost, as a child institutionalised with cerebral palsy, then rediscovered. It’s the support of her theatre family now that lifts her up, works with her, helps her tell her story.
Halestorm blew into town Monday night and turned the Auckland Town Hall into their own Church with the assembled congregation throwing horns and worshiping at the altar of this very loud quartet from Pennsylvania.
Ella Minehan treats us to a sneak preview of her up-coming new single, Read Receipts with this exclusive semi-acoustic live performance and interview.
Kacey Musgraves proves she’s still a little bit country on Deeper Well, her sixth studio album, but only just a little.
From Christchurch to Auckland, here is Amber Carly Williams performing her latest single, 21 Roses, at The 13th Floor.
The crowd piling into Spark Arena on a wet Autumn evening were an eclectic bunch all there to see Disturbed rip through their classic alt metal set list. There were more than a few cargo pants and a lot of various pieces of merch featuring “The Guy” – the official mascot of Disturbed – showing […]
Kurt Cobain famously declared Teenage Fanclub his favourite band, and over a thirty-plus year career the Scottish band have gone from scrappy indie underdogs, to critics’ darlings, to an act now probably best described as a “beloved institution”.
Sound Thinking is back!Ep8 features Graham Reid, Andra Jenkin, Cris Warne and Veronika Bell reviewing 4 of this week’s hottest new releases.
New Music Friday is here and we’ve got some seriously good new music picked for you today. There are new albums by The Black Crowes, Kacey Musgraves and more!
Ville Valo, aka VV, aka former leader of Finnish goth-metal band HIM brought his live show to Auckland’s Powerstation last night where a smallish crowd of biggish fans was made very happy.