Godzilla II: King of The Monsters crams a franchise worth of films into just 132 minutes. Is it a non-stop white knuckle ride? or stuffed with too many sub-plots, red herrings and secondary characters to sustain its god-sized action? Oxford Lamoureaux contemplates this and other mysteries in his review of Warner Brothers latest contribution to […]
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.
starring: Keanu Reeves, Laurence Fishburne, Anjelica Huston, Halle Berry Keanu Reeves returns as the unkillable underworld boogeyman in John Wick Chapter 3: Parabellum, delivering some of the best action scenes in the highly stylised franchise amidst a convoluted overall narrative.
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.
starring: Adam Driver, Jonathan Pryce, Stellan Skarsgard, Joana Ribeiro The Man Who Killed Don Quixote spent almost 30 years in production and 17 years filming, with four actors taking the lead role before Adam Driver was confirmed along with Gilliam-alumni Jonathan Pryce in 2016.
David Bowie Celebration: The David Bowie Alumni Tour was exactly as the name suggests, with two hours of Bowie hits and a few rarer gems performed close to perfection at Aotea Centre last night.
Delaney Davidson and Barry Saunders brought their groovy, gritty sound to Wine Cellar last night, celebrating the release of the pair’s collaborative album, Word Gets Around.
An intimate, powerful, and poetic set by Hozier drew both Spark Arena and its crowd close together last night, mixing folk, rock, and blues into a 90-minute tour finale.
The macabre visuals and infectious beats of Billie Eilish entranced a possessed crowd inside Auckland’s Spark Arena last night, at the sold-out opening show of her 2019 When We All Fall Asleep, World Tour.
Three-time Grammy Award winners, Snarky Puppy, brought their weird, wild, and wonderful one-of-a-kind performance to Auckland’s Powerstation last night, mixing jazz, funk, and warped rock into a 90-minute musical rollercoaster.