Held at the iconic Auckland Town Hall, Th’ Dudes proved they’ve still got it with an incredible set that had the crowd pulsing and left them with raspy voices after singing along to every word. The kiwi legends also showed off they’re exquisite taste with their choice of a support act, the sensational rock ‘n’ […]
In the elegant old-timey atmosphere of the Hollywood Cinema theatre, Finn Andrews and his band deliver an impassioned set of Indie Folk songs with the spotlight on Andrews soulful and intense voice.
A packed Powerstation and Mild Orange are melting out their Dream Pop into the well juiced revelers and musical questers. No concept of social distancing whatsoever. One mask in total. Freeing the mind and spirit from the dark forces of Control.
The story of Amanda Palmer and her escape to New Zealand during COVID-19 is one that will no doubt be told for years to come. The story of the cult hero singer-songwriter on the final leg of a world tour when the world went into lockdown and she chose to stay in Aotearoa, not knowing […]
Mako Road are singing The Beatles’ Come Together towards the end of the show. Increasing its rhythmic thrust with a Reggae backbeat. A second sell-out show and a night of vibrant and superbly executed Indie Pop from them and their two support acts.
It’s official! After attending last night’s Reb Fountain show, this has to be the best place on earth for any music fan.
Tiny Ruins and Lawrence Arabia delivered a mesmerising performance to a very attentive audience at The Auckland Museum last night. Tara Ranchhod captured a beautiful set of photos and gives us a few thoughts on the show.
Devilskin brought down the house at the Powerstation on Friday night with a heart-stomping set. The place was literally throbbing with punters who couldn’t get enough of the Hamilton-based heavy-metallers. Openers Shepherd’s Reign brought it all, proving they’ll be the headliners soon. 13th Floor photographer Rachel Webb was there and captured amazing moments from both […]
It’s been a week of thrilling musical events, Saturday night was here and it was Halloween. So, after dabbing on a bit of glitter, it was time to hit the town once more. After opening for Julia Deans as a solo act the previous night at Ponsonby Social Club, Kate Owen and her band performed […]
Larger-than-live Deva Mahal and little sister Zoe Moon rocked the Tuning Fork last night. Rachel Moidart files this commentary with some killer photos from Rachel Webb.