SHAPESHIFTER has today announced two HUGE summer shows. Fresh from their headlining RITUALS album tour of Aotearoa, the five-piece, party-starters will co-headline Tauranga this December with Fat Freddy’s Drop, and are set to perform in Matakana on Waitangi Weekend.
Due to the uncertainty of border restrictions around the current Australian COVID outbreak and travel from NSW, Lime Cordiale have announced revised NZ tour dates.
Postmodern Jukebox – The pop-jazz phenomenon, makes its long-awaited return to live performance with a celebration of the Roaring 20s travelling across the world, with The Grand Reopening Tour
Aro are taking their music on the road this spring to celebrate and share the stories of our waters, in support of their latest project, & EP release He Wai. The tour intentionally coincides with Māhuru Māori and Te Wiki o te Reo Māori which celebrates the Māori language.
Spacey Jane have announced new dates for their NZ Tour which was postponed to the Trans-Tasman bubble bursting.
Auckland noise rock trio Sulfate today announced their Godzone album release tour, making their way around “God’s Own Country” in the second half of September.
New Zealand’s own Shihad are returning for some very special shows, touring their latest album Old Gods this November. After selling out their first Auckland show in only a few days, a second show at Powerstation, Auckland has been announced for Sunday, November 28.
After a massive few years which has seen them hit number one multiple times and sell out shows across Aotearoa & Australia, L.A.B announce their largest show to date at the legendary Western Springs Stadium. Saturday January 22, 2022 Western Springs Stadium, Auckland
Two of our nation’s most charming acts team up for a cute run of shows to warm the cockles of your hearts in the form of the Songwriters Soirèe. Bask in the candle-lit vibrancy and indie folk stylings of renowned Tāmaki Makaurau sweetheart Edward Castelow and Nelson/Põneke dreamboats O & The Mo when they merge […]
The 2021 APRA Silver Scroll Award Top 20 Shortlist was chosen from over 250 entries by a judging panel of 10 fellow songwriters, who have each made wonderful contributions to the NZ music community.