Concert Review: Sharon Van Etten – Powerstation June 5, 2019
Sharon Van Etten returned to Auckland last night, a very different performer, a very different artist than she was four years ago.
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Concert Review: Maggie Rogers – Powerstation June 1, 2019
Riding the wave of her acclaimed debut album, Heard It In A Past Life, Maggie Rogers made her New Zealand performance debut at Auckland’s Powerstation.
Concert Review: Nina Nesbitt – Tuning Fork June 1, 2019
Performing an intimate show at Auckland’s Tuning Fork last night, Nina Nesbitt displayed her immense talent as both a singer and songwriter across a 90-minute set with support by local musician, Paige.
Concert Review: Screaming Females – Whammy Bar May 28, 2019
It was a full-on rock maelstrom as New Jersey’s Screaming Females returned to Auckland’s Whammy Bar.
Concert Review: Sun Kil Moon – The Tuning Fork, May 25, 2019
Sun Kil Moon brought little more than a keyboard and microphone to The Tuning Fork last night, but delivered a spoken word performance filled with almost three hours of subversive comedy and deeply personal human observation.
Concert Review: The Schizophonics – Whammy Bar May 23, 2019
San Diego trio The Schizophonics brought their frenzied brand of garage rock to Auckland’s Whammy Bar, kicking off their first tour of New Zealand.
Concert Review: Kacey Musgraves – Auckland Town Hall May 17, 2019
Multiple Gammy winner Kacey Musgraves brought her Oh What A World Tour to Auckland, performing in New Zealand for the very first time.
Concert Review: Broods – Auckland Town Hall May 16, 2019
After postponing their March 24th show due to a scheduling conflict, Broods finally brought their Don’t Feed The Pop Monster tour to Auckland.
Concert Review: Chrissie Hart – Back Beat May 11, 2019
She’s sung other people’s songs on cruise ships in the Caribbean and 5-star hotels in China, now Chrissie Hart sings her own songs at Auckland’s Back Beat Bar.
Concert Review: Post Malone – Spark Arena, May 11, 2019
Post Malone, Jaden Smith, and Tyla Yaweh poured three hours of trap-R&B-hip-hop angst into Spark Arena last night, putting floor-shaking bass and showmanship above all else.