Hiatus Kaiyote – Powerstation July 7, 2022
Hiatus Kaiyote sold out their Tāmaki Makaurau tour stop last night. One of the most excited crowds I have seen in a while filled the very hazy Powerstation for the Mood Valiant album tour.
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Girl From The North Country – Civic Theatre July 5, 2022
Girl From The North Country is not only a Bob Dylan song, but it is an award-winning musical that has played on Broadway, in London, Sydney and now, finally Auckland.
The Black Phone – Dir: Scott Derrickson (Film Review)
The Black Phone is a wonderfully crafted supernatural horror from director Scott Derrickson, with outstanding performances amplifying the intense dread and mystery on display.
Hollie Cook – Happy Hour: 13th Floor Interview
Hollie Cook is in London, fresh from playing at Glastonbury, to talk about her new album, Happy Hour.
Capital Theatre Take A Hero’s Journey: Interview
Capital Theatre are a hard-rocking trio of Aucklanders who have just released A Hero’s Journey, produced by veteran American producer Mike Clink. Here are two of the three bandmembers to tell us how it all came to pass.
Ed Waaka Performs E Kura Live at 13th Floor
Ed Waaka visited The 13th Floor Studios recently to perform a very special version of his song, E Kura, for us. And now we share it with you.
T-Bone – Tuning Fork: July 3, 2022 (Concert Review)
T-Bone burnt up the Tuning Fork stage this Sunday night in a celebration of Americana and folk music, to usher in America’s Independence Day. Swing and spice, crawfish pie and file gumbo. They answer Waylon Jennings’ poser, Are You Sure Hank Done It This Way?
Blake – You Don’t Decide: New Song Of The Day
Blake kicks off the working week with You Don’t Decide.
Red Hot Chili Peppers Announce N Z Tour For January 2023
Red Hot Chili Peppers have today announced their return to New Zealand for two massive stadium shows in early 2023. The band will perform in Auckland at Mt Smart Stadium on January 21 before heading South to Dunedin’s Forsyth Barr Stadium on January 26.
Punk It Up V – Powerstation, July 1, 2022: Concert Review
Punk It Up V at the Powerstation is a tribal, drums-beating cold English blood runs hot call-to-arms for Skinheads, Boot Boys, Boot Girls, Rude Boys, Oi’s, New Wavers and even yer Art-Wank Poseurs. You know who you are. So, the Chosen found themselves hosed down with classic Original Punk, which was never contained in specific […]