Under The Bleedin’ Radar, and 95bFM are chuffed to present the return of THE SCHIZOPHONICS The Schizophonics blew minds everywhere on their first visit to NZ and Australia in May. Antipodean audiences had seldom witnessed the likes of levitational front man Pat Beers, whose sweaty splits, 720 degree spins (all before completion of the first […]
After an incredible tour in 2019 which still has his fans talking, soul and R&B singer ALLEN STONE is making a highly anticipated return to Australasia next April. With a new album to share, Allen is set to lure audiences with his dulcet tones in Wellington and Auckland after his Bluesfest Byron Bay performance this […]
Frontier Touring and I OH YOU are delighted to announce the return of Alex Cameron, performing two headline shows in New Zealand – Wellington and Auckland – in March 2020. The tour comes in support of Cameron’s recently released acclaimed third album, Miami Memory.
Back by popular demand, New Zealand’s new and classic punk acts are getting ready to do it again, kicking off New Zealand Music Month with a 2 night extravaganza. Once again it’ll be at NZ’s birthplace of punk, Zwines , or more correctly – The Bluestone Room in Auckland’s CBD on Friday May 1st and […]
Steve Hackett‘s heading back to Auckland on 2 June 2020 with his Genesis Revisited Tour, where he’ll be playing the classic album, Selling England by the Pound, in its entirety, along with highlights from his most recent album. (Full details HERE.) For the guitar heads who wonder how he creates that incredible Steve Hackett sound, […]
Splore has rounded off its 2020 music programme with exclusive New Zealand sets from world- renowned UK garage DJ EZ plus LA’s Mayer Hawthorne and Jake One’s Tuxedo project.
BOY & BEAR Suck on Light New Zealand Tour 2020 Australian indie-folk band BOY & BEAR make their glorious and highly-anticipated return to New Zealand in support of their latest album, Suck on Light. The five-piece embark on a tour across the country hitting Wellington’s Hunter Lounge on April 16, Auckland’s Powerstation on April 17 […]
Miss June brought their high-energy blend of punk, rock, and pop to Auckland’s Tuning Fork last night, performing for an all-ages crowd with blistering intensity and an undeniable display of charisma.
The Teskey Brothers performed the first of two sold-out shows at Auckland’s Powerstation last night, captivating the enamoured crowd with a set entwining bittersweet, blues-rock heartbreak with an outpouring of wholesome, rapturous soul.
Whammy is a sweatsack, there is more moisture than Satan’s armpit. Wolves in the Throne Room enters from stage left, all sleeveless and mainly bearded men. Most of them wearing corpse paint. The band’s multiple backdrops are smeared across the stage,