Harper Finn + La Women Announce NZ Tour
Two of New Zealand’s hottest new acts, Harper Finn and LA Women, are joining forces and hitting the road, playing shows in Christchurch, Dunedin, Wellington and Auckland this May.
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Team Dynamite Announce NZ Tour
Team Dynamite are thrilled to announce their first tour in over six years, in support of their top five album Respect The Process.
NZ Rockers Sidewinder Announce North Island Tour
Wellington rockers Sidewinder are heading to Tauranga, Hamilton and Auckland this April in support of their new single, ‘Sirens’.
TEEKS Announces New Zealand Album Tour
Released today in full, one of New Zealand’s most compelling voices of modern soul, TEEKS (Te Karehana Gardiner-Toi) shares his long-awaited debut album ‘Something To Feel’ via Sony Music Entertainment New Zealand.
The Veils to Perform Nux Vomica – 2nd Auckland show added
In just one month’s time, The Veils will present the first ever live performance of their legendary sophomore album Nux Vomica in its ferocious entirety.
Dark Matter: Bringing the World’s Best Bass Music to the Capital
Live Nation, Willow Wolfgang and Red Rum Touring are proud to present DARK MATTER, a new electronic music series heading to Wellington.
Ant Middleton Announces NZ ‘Mind Over Muscle’ Tour Date
Chief Instructor of SAS Australia and best-selling author, Ant Middleton, will bring his Mind Over Muscle speaking tour to Australia and New Zealand this July.
Terrible Sons Announce Five Shows This April
Christchurch husband-and wife-duo Terrible Sons will present their spellbinding collection of indie-folk music to audiences across Aotearoa this April. It’s the band’s first-ever time playing together outside of their hometown.
Single Asian Female has NZ Premiere at ASB Waterfront Theatre in April
Brilliantly funny, fresh new comedy to take Tāmaki Makaurau by storm, Auckland Theatre Company’s bracing, bawdy knockout Single Asian Female has its New Zealand premiere at ASB Waterfront Theatre in April
Prayas Theatre presents First World Problems 3.0 More Mirchi. No Milk
Aotearoa’s largest South Asian Theatre company, Prayas, serves First World Problems 3.0 — bigger, fresher and tastier— with a cast of 18 taking over Basement Theatre for the third time this April.