Silver Scroll Awards Presented Last Night!
Silver Scroll Awards were announced last night at Spark Arena. Marty and Jemilah attended and spoke to a few nominees and performers.
Interviews
The Return Of The Temper Trap! (Interview)
We last heard new music from The Temper Trap 6 long years ago. Now they are back and making their grand return to the stage in Auckland, opening for Kings Of Leon.
Nothing More – Spirits Released: Interview
Nothing More has just released their 6th album, Spirits. It harder, louder more ferocious than anything they’ve done before. Here’s bass player Dan Oliver to explain.
Ocean Alley – Low Altitude Living: Interview
Ocean Alley release their fourth album, Low Altitude Living today. We found the Aussie band in LA ready to hit the stage. But first Baden and Mitch spoke to The 13th Floor.
Deva Mahal: Future Classic and Bedroom Vibes: Interview
Deva Mahal is in Wellington ready to tell us about her new EP, Future Classic: Vol 1 and her tour kicking off on November 4th.
Troy Kingi – Year Of The Ratbags!: Interview
Troy Kingi has just released Year Of The Ratbags and Their Musty Theme Songs and he and his band with perform one show only at Auckland’s Powerstation. Here he is to explain.
Racing – Must Be The Moon: 13th Floor Interview
Racing have released their second album, Must Be The Moon, after a long, COVID-induced delay. Here’s front man Ed Knowles to tell us what it feels like to have it finally out there.
Morgan Evans Is Bringing His Country To Auckland: Interview
Morgan Evans is an Australian country star now based in Nashville. We caught up with him just as he was about to open for Brad Paisley at Auckland’s Spark Arena.
Tom Cunliffe Shares His Secret Exhibition: Interview
Tom Cunliffe has released his third album, Secret Exhibition. Here is the Auckland-based singer-songwriter to tell us how it all came together.
Lauren Monroe Sends Messages From Aphrodite: Interview
Lauren Monroe has just released her third album, Messages From Aphrodite. A teacher of the Healing Arts, Lauren’s music comes along just when we need it.