Staking his claim as the first international artist to perform in New Zealand in 12 months without having to go into quarantine, John Butler reminded a houseful of fans at Auckland’s Powerstation why he is Australia’s highest-selling independent artist of all time.
A packed Social Club tonight but it seemed like the room could barely contain the powerful voice of Deva Mahal. Big and soulful. Her voice seems to come from much older roots and traditions.
Theia and Vayne are showcasing their stunning new single CREEP to explosive effect. Capping off a night of super Electro Hip-Hop-Pop.
Saturday night in Auckland and you know its going to be a late one when the opening act is scheduled to start at 9:30. But hopefully the wait will be worth it when Harper Finn hits the stage.
19 Years, 48 Hours And 18 Films: The 48Hours Grand Finals 2021 will screen a Auckland’s iconic Civic Theatre.
When Beastwars power up and launch it’s a force of nature, unrelenting like a hurricane or cyclone. Furious energy undiminished from start to finish.
Swallow The Rat and friends performed at Whammy last night, with the motley collection of bands showcasing some of the best and wildest talent on stage in Auckland over the three-hour gig.
Depending on your age, Jersey Boys as a musical reference could connotate anyone from Jon Bon Jovi or Bruce Springsteen or Frank Sinatra or even Queen Latifah. But for a generation of boomers, their first taste of the Jersey sound came from The Four Seasons.
It was a convivial atmosphere at Everybody’s on Fort Lane in downtown Auckland as invited guests ate and drank while waiting for the music to begin. Sponsored by Live Nation and Vodafone, this is the third artist showcase in their Ones To Watch series. On display: Daily J, Juno Is and Balu Brigada.
A debut & new single from Rupert Marlowe, Looking For Alaska and Echo Children getting some well-earned attention. The Thirsty Dog rocked out on Saturday night.