Auckland based, multi instrumentalist, singer-songwriter Jack Robertson along with acclaimed artist, Anderson Rocio are back with a vulnerable reimagining, Lovesick (In December). The poignant duet follows both sides of the end of romance imploring, “what did you know that I didn’t”?
The skies were clear, but inside Auckland’s Powerstation, it was a different story—thick haze and fog engulfed the venue, setting the stage for an atmospheric night of dark RnB. Fans packed into the dimly lit space, buzzing with anticipation for the final stop of Artemas’ “You’re Really Early…” the tour.
The Come Together crew is putting on a year-end bash featuring the 20 greatest rock songs of all time. Our 13th Floor cameras were on the scene to capture the all-star band rehearsing.
After months of relentless chaos and sold-out arenas, SLIPKNOT has announced two exclusive headline sideshows next year on the heels of KNOTFEST AUSTRALIA, visiting Adelaide’s AEC Arena on Tuesday 4 March, and Spark Arena in Auckland on Tuesday 11 March.
The incredibly talented band, Highly Suspect, finished their tour for their recently released fifth album, As Above So Below at Spark arena in Auckland last night. I’m not sure who brought it harder, the band or their seriously dedicated fans.
Rock n Roll Hall of fame inductees and legends of rock, ZZ TOP announce 2025 Australian and New Zealand dates for The Elevation Tour in April-May. The tour will see ZZ Top perform in Adelaide, Perth, Melbourne, Sydney, Auckland and Wellington.
The weather was not ideal, in fact it was very damp, but that didn’t keep music lovers away from this year’s Others Ways Festival as nearly 50 acts played across 10 venues over 7 hours.
Eclectic NZ/AU collaboration Milly Moon & The Velvet Isle release soaring vocals and deep grooves in their debut single, I AM.
Our friends from Wellington are back! Underwire release their new single Always, today.
New Music Friday is here again. New releases are at a premium today because of the US holiday weekend but we’ve still found 5 new albums for you to explore, including three from New Zealand.