Come Together: Led Zeppelin IV – Civic Theatre: July 26, 2024 (13th Floor Concert Review)
Classic rock fans Come Together once more, this time to hear the music of Led Zeppelin the way it was meant to be, live and loud.
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Come Together: U2’s The Joshua Tree – Civic Theatre: May 11, 2024
Another season of the Come Together series gets underway in stellar fashion with New Zealand’s finest taking on U2’s 1987 classic album, The Joshua Tree.
Come Together: Dire Straits’ Making Movies – Auckland June 10, 2023
Come Together: Dire Straits’ Making Movies finds a gaggle of New Zealand’s finest musicians keeping another classic rock album alive, one that we have little chance of hearing by the original artists ever again.
Come Together: Neil Young’s Harvest -May 12, 2023
Come Together: Neil Young’s Harvest was more than just a run though of a classic album, it was a celebration of one of our greatest living songwriters by this country’s finest musicians.
Come Together: The White Album: Aotea Centre Nov. 12, 2022
Come Together celebrates The Beatles White Album live and in person at Auckland’s Aotea Centre. 13th Floor’s Carin Newbould and Ivan Karczewski were on the job!
Come Together – The Beatles White Album
Come Together – The Beatles White Album. Line up for New Zealand’s greatest rock concert series.
Come Together – Damn the Torpedoes, Kiri Te Kanawa Theatre Oct. 29, 2022
Come Together: Tom Petty rolled into Auckland over the weekend and delivered Damn the Torpedoes. The Reverend was there (and so was Leonie).
Come Together: Tom Petty Rehearsals with The 13th Floor
The 13th Floor cameras were on the scene at Roundhead Studios as Jon Toogood, Dianne Swann and the band ripped through Refugee.
Come Together: David Bowie – Ziggy Stardust: Aug. 20, 2022
Ziggy played guitar! Sadly Brett Adams couldn’t as he was unwell. But still, with these songs and this line-up, the chances of being disappointed were slim to none.
Come Together: Fleetwood Mac – Rumours Aotea Centre July 9, 2022
New Zealand’s finest come together to pay tribute to Fleetwood Mac and specifically their 1977 multi-platinum album, Rumours.