mxmtoon – Tuning Fork: October, 11 2022: Concert Review
mxmtoon (aka Maia) calls her music girly pop. She shouldn’t be so modest. She may be ahead of the game in advancing the Girl Group sound.
mxmtoon (aka Maia) calls her music girly pop. She shouldn’t be so modest. She may be ahead of the game in advancing the Girl Group sound.
Agnes Obel hails from Denmark but has resided in Berlin since 2006 wearing many hats…composer, musician and singer. To describe her music as a neo-classical barely scratches the surface of what she and her band mates created last night in Avondale.
Brad Paisley closed out his World Tour at Auckland’s Spark Arena proving that his is not your father’s country music concert…integrating riffs from Prince and Van Halen, and featuring a water-skiing squirrel and a surprise marriage proposal.
The Beths wrap up a globe-trotting year with a triumphant home-town show in front of a very appreciative crowd.
The Charlatans last graced our shores in 2018, they would’ve come sooner, but for Covid, we shouldn’t grumble, previous to 2018, they last came in 2008!
Jeremy Zucker left the audience ecstatic and wishing they could have it again. Perfect indie pop for the Generation X kids.
Juliet McLean plays the intimate parlour lounge of Kumeu Live, which perfectly suits her novelist approach to music. Story-telling tangled up in blue melancholia.
Another Life is some of New Zealand’s finest music’s royalty, above-ground and under-the-radar.
Die! Die! Die! finally played a sell-out show at Auckland’s Whammy Bar on K. Road after the gig was postponed in August due to Covid.
Sea Mouse are a blues rock power trio with a mighty engine which they revved and blasted throughout their headline set.