Concert Review: Milk And Honey Festival – Powerstation March 8, 2019
Last night was the maiden voyage for New Zealand’s Milk And Honey Festival, celebrating International Women’s Day with performances in three cities across four venues.
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Concert Review: Red Hot Chili Peppers – Spark Arena March 8, 2019
Six years after their previous New Zealand headline tour, Red Hot Chili Peppers saturated the Spark Arena crowd on Friday with the same psychedelic rock-funk magic they’ve been sharing with the world for more than 35 years.
Working on My Night Moves – a Glimpse of our Feminist Future (Theatre review)
Without speaking a word, Working on My Night Moves offers us a glimpse into a feminist future – one that is bold, optimistic and laced with humour and aluminium foil.
Concert Review: Bryan Ferry – Spark Arena March 7, 2019
After a rowdy night of youthful rock and roll at Auckland’s Spark Arena, with Arctic Monkeys, Bryan Ferry brought a touch of elegance to the venue last night with his top shelf band, who, by the end of the evening, proved they could rock with the best of them.
Concert Review: Arctic Monkeys – Spark Arena March 6, 2019
Who says rock and roll is dead? If it is, no one told the Arctic Monkeys or the 12,000 or so fans who showed up at Auckland’s Spark Arena to see them last night.
The Queen of Carimbó, Dona Onete Talks Passion and Marrying Elvis (Interview)
On the eve of her arrival at WOMAD – and of her 80th birthday – Brazilian force of nature Dona Onete talks to The 13th Floor about love, life and the story that drives her sensual, soulful lyrics.
Concert Review: The Jesus and Mary Chain – Powerstation March 4, 2019
Precisely 3 years to the day after they performed their much beloved debut album, Psychocandy at Auckland’s Powerstation, the Jesus and Mary Chain returned to show off the rest of their catalogue.
Album Review: Gary Clark, Jr – This Land (Warner Bros)
Gary Clark Jr is pissed off. And that anger serves as the driving force on his latest album…one that finds the Texas guitar-slinger focusing on songs rather than shredding.
Interview: Air Supply’s Graham Russell
During the late 70s and early 80s it was virtually impossible to turn on the radio and not hear Air Supply. The Australian band’s brand of pop-rock connected with millions of fans, resulting in a string of hits that includes Lost In Love, All Out Of Love and their debut single, Love And Other Bruises, […]
Concert Review: Rufus Wainwright – Auckland Town Hall March 2, 2019
Celebrating 20 years of music-making, Rufus Wainwright brought his “All These Poses Tour” to Auckland’s Town Hall last night.