Louise Bartle – From Bloc Party to NOVACUB: Interview
Louise Bartle is the drummer for Bloc Party and she has her own side hustle called NOVACUB. Louise was in New Zealand last month and stopped in to 13th Floor for a chat.
Surf Friends – Dreaming: 13th Floor New Song Of The Day
Surf Friends release new single, Dreaming and announce album release shows.
The Teskey Brothers – This Will Be Our Year: Cover Of The Day
The Teskey Brothers make their eagerly anticipated return with the release of their new single, ‘This Will Be Our Year’ – a cover of the classic song by The Zombies, and a timely sentiment as we approach 2023.
Arch Enemy – Powerstation: February 12, 2023
Arch Enemy created their own metal music maelstrom for the packed Powerstation crowd. Miraculously, they kept at bay the fury of cyclone Gabrielle, at least for tonight.
Modest Mouse Announce One-off NZ show this April!
Frontier Touring is stoked to announce the return of American rock band Modest Mouse to play one rollicking show only at Auckland’s Powerstation this April!
Janine – If I Call: 13th Floor New Song Of The Day
Award-winning Kiwi songwriter, singer and producer Janine shines on simmering new single ‘If I Call’ .
Sleaford Mods Return to Aotearoa/New Zealand UK Grim Tour
Sleaford Mods are returning to New Zealand this May for their second visit following their sold-out debut NZ show in 2019 at Auckland’s Powerstation.
North West Wine, Beer And Food Festival: The Hunting Lodge: Feb. 11, 2023
The North West Wine, Beer and Food Festival managed to entertain a few thousand music and food fans despite threatening clouds and gusting winds.
Ed Sheeran delivers a cracking show at Eden Park, 10 Feb 2023
Ed Sheeran delivers a cracking, memorable, unique gig to an eager Auckland audience. Sheer perfection – despite the technical problems.
No Broadcast – The Common Thread: New Song Of The Day
No Broadcast have just released The Common Thread. This new song (and new video) is the title track for their upcoming album due out May 12th.
Friday 13th Floor New Album Picks: Feb 10, 2023
It’s Friday! And that means there’s plenty of new music out there. The 13th Floor’s Marty Duda picks 5 new albums for your consideration just released today.
Burt Bacharach: Songwriter Extraordinaire, Has Died Age 94
Burt Bacharach, one of pop music’s greatest composers, has died at the age of 94. Together with lyricist Hal David, he wrote some of the best loved songs of the 1960s.
Guitar Wolf Roaaaar Back To Aotearoa in March/April
Guitar Wolf were last here for devastating shows in 2017. They have circumnavigated this and many planets many times since …..and now they are coming back!
Robert Ellis – Yesterday’s News: New Song Of The Day
Robert Ellis taps into Nick Drake and Richard Thompson and Chet Baker and Bill Evans on an exquisite new release that is not quite folk and not quite jazz.
P!NK Announces Summer Carnival Stadium Tour
three-time Grammy Award-winning singer, performer, and international pop icon P!NK announces her highly anticipated return to New Zealand with a massive tour in March, 2024.
DEVILSKIN Announce 12 Date National Tour This APRIL/MAY
New Zealand multi-platinum, independent rock artist DEVILSKIN make a welcome return to the live circuit with their LET ME BREATHE TOUR this April and May, playing 12 explosive dates nationwide.
Sunny War – Anarchist Gospel (New West) (Album Review)
I’d like to tell you that Sunny War is a new artist that you should take notice of, but the truth is, Anarchist Gospel is Sunny’s fourth album, so shame on me for not being onto Sunny sooner.
St. Paul & The Broken Bones – Sea Star: New Song
St. Paul & The Broken Bones announce new album Angels In Science Fiction out April 21 on ATO Records and share new single & video Sea Star.
Denzel Curry Announces 2023 Australia & NZ tour dates
It’s a huge day for fans of DENZEL CURRY who announces an April tour of Australia and New Zealand, presented by triple j (AU) and Mai FM (NZ).
Magic Mike’s Last Dance – Dir: Steven Soderbergh (Film Review)
Magic Mike’s Last Dance is a comedy-drama film by Steven Soderbergh that lacks both comedy and drama, while derivatively scraping the barrel of a franchise that lost its magic nearly a decade ago.