The past and the future of Kiwi music will be celebrated in June when beloved New Zealand musicians Nadia Reid, Liam Finn and Anna Coddington join the Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra (APO) to perform some of our most iconic songs.
Australian musician Matt Corby returned to Auckland intent on thrilling his audience with songs from his new album, Rainbow Valley.
Universal Music New Zealand and CRS/Live Nation are proud to announce the 25th Anniversary reissue of Nathan Haines’ seminal debut album Shift Left alongside two very special celebratory performances by Nathan and the Shift Left live band.
As part of the Auckland Arts Festival, indie rock band Death Cab for Cutie took the stage at Auckland’s Civic Theatre, for a night of old and new favourites. There was something for everyone, with the band mixing in their popular hits alongside fresh tracks from their most recent album Thank You for Today.
The grandeur of the Civic Theatre provided the perfect setting for Camille O’Sullivan’s stunning performance last night of the songs of Nick Cave.
Eddie Rayner revisited ENZO from 21 years ago and it sounded just as good if not better than the original outing, which is no mean feat.
It is very rare as an adult to feel childlike wonder. It took the opening night of The Naked Samoans Do Magic at the Civic – as part of the Auckland Arts Festival- for our reviewer to succumb to the childlike joy of 90 minutes of cheers, swears, glee, magic and roaring laughter. The 13th […]
Multiple Grammy award-winning singer, songwriter and social activist, Michael Bolton has announced he will be returning to New Zealand, performing at The Civic Theatre for one night only on June 19. MICHAEL BOLTON SYMPHONY TOUR will feature Michael performing with the Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra as he takes fans on a musical journey of the greatest […]
With classic rock heavyweights Paul McCartney and Cat Stevens in town this week, Angus & Julia Stone’s show at the Civic could have easily gotten lost in the shuffle. But the Australian siblings needn’t have worried as their fans made their presence known, cheering on both old and new songs.
After touring the world with her groundbreaking second album, Party, Aldous Harding made a triumphant homecoming appearance at Auckland’s Civic Theatre last night…although the show very nearly didn’t happen.