During the late 70s and early 80s it was virtually impossible to turn on the radio and not hear Air Supply. The Australian band’s brand of pop-rock connected with millions of fans, resulting in a string of hits that includes Lost In Love, All Out Of Love and their debut single, Love And Other Bruises, […]
Sadly, we’ve just learned that Juanita Stein has cancelled her NZ dates due to a death in the family. We thought we’d share the interview that Marty Duda conducted with Juanita a few weeks ago…
Watch Bearhat‘s first performance in over five years at The 13th Floor.
The word legendary is bandied about a lot these days, but really, they don’t come much more legendary than John Prine. The 72-year-old singer/songwriter is responsible for some of the most beloved songs of the past 50 years…tunes like Hello In There, Angel From Montgomery and Sam Stone. So, Kiwi music lovers were thrilled when […]
What do you get if you cross a bunch of socially conscious activists with Mexican folk, hip hop, ska and African beats? You get Las Cafeteras… and their intoxicating blend of rebel music is coming to next month’s WOMAD.
Last week Paisley Underground scenesters and Americana pioneers The Long Ryders released their first studio album in over 30 years.
Brace yourselves for the sonic onslaught that is Earthless.
Alejandro Escovedo has been in the rock & roll game a long time. His first band, The Nuns, helped define the LA punk scene of the late 70s along with groups like The Germs and The Plugz.
Concert promoter Michael Chugg flew in to Auckland to meet the press at Mt Smart Stadium and The 13th Floor was there.
Award-winning musicians Julia Deans and Tami Neilson stopped by The 13th Floor to talk to Marty Duda about the upcoming Milk & Honey shows taking place on Friday, March 8th…International Women’s Day.