Theia – BALDH3AD! 13th Floor New Song Of The Day
After a northern hemisphere summer of playing back-to-back shows across the United States and Canada, Theia today releases BALDH3AD!.
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Dimmer – Powerstation: December 2, 2023 (Concert Review)
20 years after their most popular record, Dimmer are back, bigger and brighter than before. Original members James Duncan on bass and guitar and Gary Sullivan on drums and of course with the illustrious Shayne P. Carter at the helm, are all still there.
Theia x TE KAAHU Announces Auckland Show
Due to popular demand, Theia is presenting an intimate performance of her critically acclaimed show ‘Girl In A Savage World’ at Freida Margolis in Grey Lynn, Auckland on Sunday, December 3.
Theia – Dollhouse: 13th Floor New Song Of The Day
No one is safe as Theia continues her crushing crusade to the 2024 release of her debut album, with this new hard-hitting single Dollhouse.
TE KAAHU & Delaney Davidson – I Ngooku Moemoeaa: New Song Of The Day
Celebrated Aotearoa songwriters TE KAAHU (AKA Theia) and Delaney Davidson have come together this Matariki to share ‘I Ngooku Moemoeaa’ – a timeless and haunting waiata tangi.
Theia – Girls!: 13th Floor New Song Of The Day
Theia has revealed a new single, and this one’s a punchy, indie-pop banger called Girls!.
Theia – Crucified By U: New Song Of The Day
Theia releases Crucified By U just days after sharing the stage with Peaches at The Powerstation.
Peaches – Powerstation Auckland: Feb 20, 2023
On Monday night, the unforgettable weird and wacky electropunk world of Peaches was brought to the Powerstation.
Theia – Pray 4 Me: 13th Floor New Song Of The Day
Theia aims straight for the heart on spine-tingling new single Pray 4 Me. This is Theia like you’ve never heard before!
Te Kaahu – Tuning Fork: June 24, 2022 (Concert Review)
Te Kaahu begin their show with a ceremonial homage to the inaugural Matariki public holiday in New Zealand. The winter solstice, where the Pleiades constellation reappears in the sky after a month of hibernation, and which is celebrated by Māori as the beginning of the solar cycle. Life, the present moment. Death, the ancestors stretching […]