American Rock band from Palm Desert, California, Eagles of Death Metal will be returning to New Zealand for two shows in Auckland and Wellington before heading to Australia to perform at Bluesfest Byron Bay this Easter. Founded in 1998 by best friends Jesse Hughes and Josh Homme, the pair came upon the band’s name in […]
One of New Zealand’s most-loved and unique female artists, GIN WIGMORE, makes her great return to the Kiwi stage to perform at Soper Reserve this January. Joined by TAMI NEILSON and HOLLIE SMITH, this legendary powerhouse female line-up will have you up from your picnic blanket and away dancing in the Mt Maunganui twilight for […]
If you’ve ever wanted to feel empowered, heartbroken, and loved all at once, then Olivia Hall and Carrie Rudzinski‘s How We Survive is the show for you!
Due to popular demand, Patti Smith and Her Band, have confirmed a second and final Auckland Town Hall show on Tuesday 28th April 2020. The seminal and legendary poet and punk rock artiste will now perform three New Zealand concerts following on from her Bluesfest appearance and Australian tour dates. There will be no presale […]
Serving up 27 spine-tingling performances across two nights, the second night of Whammyfest 2019 saw the remaining artists deliver another unforgettable evening of dark musical magic and mischief over six-plus hours.
Joan as Police Woman is Joan Wasser and Joan Wasser is Joan as Police Woman. She is the Goddess manifest.
Red Leap Theatre’s production of Janet Frame’s debut novel, Owls Do Cry, immerses the audience deep in the heart of the author’s masterpiece, loses us in the words, the sounds, the terror, the loss, the sweet moments of pure bliss. It literally left me gasping.
Sing It To My Face is an intergenerational production performed by 100 individuals split into four groups, each with their own distinct voice and perspective on life – expressing what they think of each other and how their own unique dreams and difficulties shape the world they live in.
Molly Tuttle headlined at Tuning Fork last night alongside Dee White, Benjo Markus, and Dave Khan, with the entire lineup delivering over three hours of sweet Southern Country and Bluegrass as part of the Southern Fork Americana Fest 2019.
The Felice Brothers played their first-ever headline show at The Tuning Fork last night, rocking their classic folk-rock to an appreciative full-house, a surprising number of whom sang along – to some of the most complex lyrics since Bob Dylan put pen to paper.