Chè-Fu & The Kratez With The Auckland Philharmonia – Auckland Town Hall: June 27, 2024
The Auckland Philharmonia is getting around these days. Last week they performed with Brooke Fraser now here they are jamming with Chè-Fu.
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The Others Way Festival – Karangahape Road, 22 October 2022
The Others Way Festival leaves no doubt that Karangahape road is the thriving musical epicenter of Auckland.
One Love 2022 Line-Up Announced
One Love Festival 2022 has announced twelve international acts and some of Aotearoa’s best reggae, hip-hop, soul, and R&B artists will unite in Tauranga Moana on 29 and 30 January for the highly-anticipated.
Concert Review: Che Fu and the Kratez – Auckland Town Hall March 13, 2021
We sent our old friend Dedee out to see and hear Che Fu this past weekend. Here’s her report with photos by Rachel Webb.
NZ Number 1 Album, Waiata Anthems, to be reimagined live at The Civic
The NZ Top 40 Number 1 album Waiata Anthems is being reimagined live at The Civic this September for Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori 2020 – Māori Language Week. One year on from the iconic album release, Annie Crummer, Bic Runga, Drax Project, Che Fu, Hollie Smith, Don McGlashan, MELODOWNZ and Stan Walker are […]
Homegrown – Wellington Waterfront April 7, 2018
With 45 acts, five stages and a stunning harbour vistas the Capital’s best day out for music fans promised a great party to close off an exceptional summer. Now in its 11th year this sold out festival has rightly earned its iconic status, alongside Laneway, Rhythm & Vines, the former Big Day Out and Splore, among others. It’s also the best way to see the greatest number of Kiwi bands all in one place. So, did it live up to the reputation? Tim Gruar packed a rain jacket, his notepad and his camera to head along and find out.
The Winery Tour 2018 – Songbook, Together in Concert
After 10 years and 149 shows around New Zealand, the annual Winery Tour will be shaking things up a little for its 2018 run. While maintaining the key elements that have made the tour so successful and beloved since 2007 (all kiwi talent, great local wine and food, in stunning, family-friendly locations), the all-star laden […]