AUCKLAND, NZ (May 27, 2019) – Miami rapper POUYA has announced his debut New Zealand tour for this September. Praised for bringing the underground to the masses, fans can see him live at Auckland’s Powerstation on Saturday, September 7.
Belfast-based rockers The Coronas have released a new single, Find The Water.
21-year-old Faye Webster has just released her third album, a record that combines her lyrics of angst and loneliness with a unique musical blend of contemporary r&b and American roots music.
Sun Kil Moon brought little more than a keyboard and microphone to The Tuning Fork last night, but delivered a spoken word performance filled with almost three hours of subversive comedy and deeply personal human observation.
Seeker Lover Keeper – Australian indie folk supergroup comprising of Sarah Blasko, Sally Seltmann and Holly Throsby – return with the release of their new single Let It Out.
Justin Townes Earle’s eighth album finds an artist hitting a new standard for himself, both in terms of songwriting and production.
Sheryl Crow offers up another track from her upcoming collaboration album, Threads.
To celebrate the 40th anniversary of Neil Young’s 1979 Live Rust album that captured the best of his Rust Never Sleeps Tour, a super group of New Zealand artists will come together to perform live in concert, the album in its entirety, track-by-track.
San Diego trio The Schizophonics brought their frenzied brand of garage rock to Auckland’s Whammy Bar, kicking off their first tour of New Zealand.
Disentomb are an Australian death metal band from Brisbane. They were founded soon after the disestablishment of Brisbane death metal act Cadaverine by three of its five members: Jordan Phillip, Henri Sison and Jake Wilkes formed Disentomb, together with bassist Tom Joice. The band have released two full-length albums, Sunken Chambers of Nephilim (2010) and […]