Zephyr Love and Jennifer K. Austin played tasty retro rock’n’roll and Americana to a rowdy bunch of fans and friends. And curious aficionados like me who seek out interesting artists working under the radar.
Jason Bonham’s Led Zeppelin Experience creates a worm hole of time where we can experience all the thunder and glory days of one of the greatest and most loved rock’n’roll bands in history.
The Stranglers (or a Strangler) performed at Auckland’s Town Hall last night. The 13th Floor’s Simon Coffey and Leonie Moreland were on the scene!
Counting Crows performed at Spark Arena last night with the same mastery of eclectic sound and charm they’ve shown for 30 years, delighting the audience with their soulful poetry and engaging stage presence.
Moulin Rouge, the soundtrack to Baz Luhrmann’s 2001 film, was performed live at Auckland’s Civic Theatre. 13th Floor photographer Leonie Moreland was there!
Ball Park Music are a sharp and surprisingly good indie rock group from Brisbane who are making their first mini-tour of New Zealand, even though they’ve been around for 14 years and have garnered numerous accolades across the ditch in the big country.
Ziggy played guitar! Sadly Brett Adams couldn’t as he was unwell. But still, with these songs and this line-up, the chances of being disappointed were slim to none.
We Mavericks are Folk duo Victoria Vigenser from Auckland and Lindsay Martin from New South Wales, and tonight at the boutique Art gallery and intimate music venue in Boganville (Auckland’s Wild West), they lay out timeless acoustic Roots music featuring their sophomore album Grief’s a Gardener, released last year.
Odds and Ends are a Power Pop four-piece Auckland band, and tonight is a launch for brand-new single Something Else. The Tuning Fork is hosting a predominantly young audience tonight, and they are genuinely keen and enthusiastic when the headliners hit the stage at close to 10pm.
Hellbilly Hop! Saturday night was time to put your cat clothes on and get down to some serious rockabilly… NZ style.