13th Floor New Song Of The Day: The Teskey Brothers – Hold Me
Our friends across the ditch, The Teskey Brothers, have just released a new song, titled Hold Me.
Elton John Announces 3rd & Final Auckland Show – Details On Rescheduled Shows
Today, it has been announced that Elton John will perform a third and final show at Auckland’s Mt Smart Stadium, to satisfy New Zealand’s insatiable demand. The new show, scheduled to take place on Thursday 20th February 2020, will be the music icon’s sixth Farewell Yellow Brick Road New Zealand concert and last ever performance […]
Film Review: The Man Who Killed Don Quixote Dir: Terry Gilliam
starring: Adam Driver, Jonathan Pryce, Stellan Skarsgard, Joana Ribeiro The Man Who Killed Don Quixote spent almost 30 years in production and 17 years filming, with four actors taking the lead role before Adam Driver was confirmed along with Gilliam-alumni Jonathan Pryce in 2016.
Watch: Leisure’s New Doco With the APO
This just in… Hot on the heels of their first European headline dates in London, Paris and Berlin, Leisure share a very special documentary just in time for New Zealand Music Month, a behind the scenes look at their 2018 concert with the Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra.
13th Floor New Song Of The Day: Idles – Mercedes Marxist
Here’s a new one from British punk rockers Idles, the band that rocked The Tuning Fork this past January.
Award-Winning Artist Morgan Evans Announces Debut NZ Show
Nashville-via-Newcastle, chart-topping Australian singer-songwriter MORGAN EVANS has revealed a debut New Zealand date on his upcoming World Tour – performing at Auckland’s Tuning Fork on Tuesday 29 October, before returning to Australia for a six-date national tour run.
Gomez Returns To NZ To Mark Reissue Of Liquid Skin
AUCKLAND, NZ (April 30, 2019) – GOMEZ are coming to New Zealand for the first time in seven years in celebration of the upcoming re-issue of their second studio album, Liquid Skin.
13th Floor New Song Of The Day: Sam Cohen – Man On Fire
Here’s a slice of “neo-psychedelic folk” from Sam Cohen.
Snow Patrol: Live & Acoustic In Auckland
TUESDAY MAY 7, 2019 – Irish rockers SNOW PATROL return to New Zealand this coming August for the first time in a decade on their Snow Patrol: Live and Acoustic tour, performing one show at Auckland’s ASB Theatre, Aotea Centre on August 8.
Experience Hopetoun Brown & Finn Scholes Live at The 13th Floor!
A reminder than Hopetoun Brown and the genius of Finn Scholes will be performing at The 13th Floor this Sunday, May 12th and you’re invited!
Multi-Award Winning Soprano Katherine Jenkins Announces 2 NZ Shows
Having performed in some of the most iconic venues around the world, multi-award winning performer Katherine Jenkins will soon add two New Zealand dates to the list, a handful of prestigious theatres in Australia and New Zealand to the list, with Auckland and Christchurch show dates announced for November.
Interview: The Schizophonics – “It’s Just Pure Energy!”
Brace yourself, because The Schizophonics are on their way to rock New Zealand!
Watch: Sophie Mashlan’s 13th Floor Video Session!
Here’s your chance to get to know Sophie Mashlan.
13th Floor New Song Of The Day: Beastwars – Raise The Sword
Get your Monday off to a roaring start with new music from Beastwars.
Album Review: Circle 60 – Sawn Off Shot Gold
Psychedelic Octopus Space Adventure, ahoy!!
Watch: Chris Orange of The Terrorways Talks About Punk It Up 2019
Chris Orange played bass for two of Auckland’s iconic punk bands, The Terrorways and The Features.
Concert Review: The David Bowie Alumni Tour – Aotea Centre, May 4, 2019
David Bowie Celebration: The David Bowie Alumni Tour was exactly as the name suggests, with two hours of Bowie hits and a few rarer gems performed close to perfection at Aotea Centre last night.
13th Floor New Song Of The day: The National – Hairpin Turns
The National’s new album, I Am Easy To Find, is just a couple of weeks away.
Concert Review: Delaney Davidson & Barry Saunders – The Wine Cellar, May 3, 2019
Delaney Davidson and Barry Saunders brought their groovy, gritty sound to Wine Cellar last night, celebrating the release of the pair’s collaborative album, Word Gets Around.
Album Review: The Hip Priests – Stand for Nothing (Speedowax)
The Hip Priests have been making a racket for a little over a decade with their full-tilt, Scandi-driven rock n roll excess, but the last couple of years have seen them shift their focus away from all-drinking, all-drugging, all-shagging beasts into a singularly more political band, and it works for them.