The Teskey Brothers performed the first of two sold-out shows at Auckland’s Powerstation last night, captivating the enamoured crowd with a set entwining bittersweet, blues-rock heartbreak with an outpouring of wholesome, rapturous soul.
Deacon Blue played a sold-out show at Auckland’s beautiful Mercury Theatre last night. 13th Floor photographer Ivan Karczewski was on hand to capture the event. He reports back that the show was absolutely amazing and the audience was on fire!
U2 brought The Joshua Tree Tour to Auckland’s Mt Smart Stadium last night, celebrating the 1987 album and tour of the same name while elevating their hypnotic rock magic through breathtaking visuals and the largest high-resolution LED screen ever used in a touring show.
An all-star New Zealand lineup hit the stage at The Civic last night, delivering three hours of Neil Young classics including a track-by-track performance of the rock masterpiece, Live Rust, celebrating the album’s 40th anniversary.
Neko Case brought her latest album, Hell-On to Auckland’s Arts Festival for our consideration. The resulting concert was surprisingly underwhelming.
Love was in the air last night at Auckland’s Anthology Lounge as Kendall Elise and her band celebrated Valentine’s Day with songs both of romance and heartbreak.
American garage-rockers The Supersuckers wielded the evil powers of rock and roll at Auckland’s Whammy Bar last night.
It’s not very often that all of the elements come together to create a perfect listening experience, but Eilen Jewell and her band came very close to achieving perfection last night at The Tuning Fork.
It’s been a few years since Seether had last graced our shores and the anticipation was high for Thursday’s last date of their Poison the Parish tour, held in the stunning, neo-baroque Auckland Town Hall.
It was the second of two consecutive sold out shows at Auckland’s Powerstation as former Wellington buskers Drax Project brought their unique brand of modern pop music to town.