The Hunger Games: The Ballad Of Songbirds & Snakes Dir: Francis Lawrence
The Hunger Games: The Ballad Of Songbirds & Snakes is as lengthy as its title would indicate, serving as both a prequel and a sequel to the billion dollar film franchise.
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Troy Kingi & The Room Service – Time Wasters: Soundtrack to Current Day Meanderings (AAA)
Troy Kingi serves up number seven in his 10-10-10 series. The genre this time? He calls it “ambient instrument vibe”.
Carla Olson – Have Harmony Will Travel 3: Interview
You may know her from leading The Textones, or singing with former Byrd Gene Clark. Carla Olson has been making music for over 40 years and Have Harmony Will Travel 3 is her latest.
Blues Traveler Bare Their Traveler’s Soul: Interview
Blues Traveler follow their 2021 Traveler’s Blues album with this year’s Traveler’s Soul where they cover Curtis Mayfield, Al Green and…Doris Day. Bass player Tad Kinchla explains.
Atomic! Hailing The Pioneering Women Of Rock & Roll – Civic Theatre: November 11, 2023
Five of New Zealand’s premiere female singers (and all woman and non binary musicians) celebrated the music of Patti Smith, Debbie Harry, Joan Jett and more last night at Auckland’s Civic Theatre.
Ema I’u Performs Flower Of Life at The 13th Floor: Singles Session
Today we bring you Ema I’u who has a brand new song to sing at our 13th Floor Studio. In addition to this exclusive acoustic version of Flower Of Life, there is a new studio version and music video.
Like A Doll & Their Whimsical Lullaby Rock: Interview
Like A Doll is the musical nom de plume of NYC artist Emma Stacher. Their self-titled debut album has just been released and we tracked Emma down to find out what makes them tick.
New Music Friday: 13th Floor New Album Picks: November 10, 2023
New Music Friday is here again! As always, there are plenty of cool new releases to sort through. Here are the 13th Floor’s Top 5 picks for today.
The Corrs, Natalie Imbruglia, Toni Childs & Germein Spark Arena November 9, 2023
It was a big night at Spark Arena, possibly too big as The Corrs Down Under tour arrived with four acts performing for over five hours.
Chris Stapleton – Higher (Mercury Nashville)
Following up 2020’s Grammy winning album Starting Over might be a daunting task for some artists, but for Chris Stapleton his new Higher sounds easy like a Sunday morning.