All of us here at the 13th Floor are devastated at the passing of Rachel Webb, whose been one of our finest, most passionate photographers for years. She was a music lover first and her passion for music came through in her photos, happy to shoot all genres, as comfortable in Whammy Bar as she […]
Great Gable headlined a bill the featured and band that gave them a run for the money as Auckland’s Tuning Fork got this Thursday night rocking for a young and enthusiastic crowd.
Paige led the line-up for the Tuning’s Fork’s Thursdays I’m in Love, along with Disciple Pati and Wells*. Rev Orange Peel files this review with photos by Rachel Webb.
It’s 7:30pm on the dot and security have opened the gates and are welcoming us in. The venue is slowly beginning to fill with black, plaid, side bangs and band shirts. Eyeliner is heavy and beers are flowing. Elemeno P’s iconic 2003 album Love & Disrespect is sold out on vinyl within 15 minutes of the […]
Two years ago, we played to 400 people in Whakatane. Tonight, we are playing to 17,000. Joel Shadbolt, lead singer and guitarist for L.A.B. is grateful and justifiably proud tonight as New Zealand’s premier Fusion Reggae band deliver a stunning and triumphant performance for a truly appreciative and buzzing Auckland crowd.
A beautiful venue, a full orchestra and a stunning vocalist…things seemed perfectly in place for a lovely night out in Auckland with Louis Baker and the APO.
From Russia with love, Marina Bloom treated her fans to a stunning recital of songs old and new at Auckland’s Tuning Fork.
Stax, Skatalites, Motown and Cool Seventies Soul Jazz. Molly and the Chromatics take the Tuning Fork stage and it’s a brand-new air-mobile that they take through its paces. Resonating with the many elements that comprise present-day Soul. Powerful motor with some hideaway wings.
They say rock & roll is for the young. And while Dylan, Cave and…Young may disagree, Max Earnshaw and The Rvmes made a strong case for it last night at The Wine Cellar.
Bulldozing into Auckland’s hallowed Powerstation, Alien Weaponry take no prisoners as they close out their Level One Tour with a bang.