Winner of the Taite Music Prize for 2023's Ideal Home Noise, Vera Ellen and band have returned home to Aotearoa NZ, following an extensive jaunt in the UK and EU supporting Aldous ...
William Jackman is a singer songwriter born n raised in Te Whanganui-a-Tara, Wellington. Performing his way through high-school on the streets and stage, William helped form the group The Shadow ...
Tara, Wellington. Performing his way through high-school on the streets and stage, William helped form the group The Shadow Blasters, who released two albums, one here in Aotearoa and one while living ...
Gigi Crayford (Kahungunu, Tūwharetoa, Raukawa) aka Hine's keenly awaited debut EP KA MUA KA MURI will be out this Friday, a five waiata collection interweaving taonga pūoro, jazz-folk arrangements, ...
With a New Zealand tour supporting US punk legends Strung Out just weeks away, Te Aroha's The Vile Maxim hit Dead Witch with their aloof, unpolished, relentless, yet frighteningly tight take on ...
The Rogue's regular Sunday afternoon jazz. Funky, jazzy, soulful jazz. Beer, hangs, and jazz, on a Sunday, perfect! Jake Baxendale and his trio join forces to play a series of jazz standards, from the ...
The Other Hands will return for a third full performance this year. They have added some new songs to their playlist of original music, and look forward to playing them live. Songs from their first ...
Eyegum Music Collective take the already outrageous lineup for Great Sounds Great 2026 over the top, with the revelation of even more local sonic champ performing at the Te Whanganui-a-Tara ...
This Saturday LAST LIGHT returns for another LIMITED RUN. A one-night session at Bedlam & Squalor bringing together a curated lineup of local selectors, quality sound, and a room built for dancing.
An Aotearoa songcrafting duo who've travelled at their own speed for much of the 21st century, Imagine If We Could Just Keep Driving is the first new studio record in over a decade from The Broken ...
Incontestably Aotearoa’s ultimate femme rock supergroup, you'd need a pretty big trophy cabinet indeed to fit all of the awards won by the combined membership of Atomic! Led by Musical Director Julia ...
At a certain point during the early 1990's there was no bigger act than Boyz II Men, whose definitive slow jam 'End Of The Road' ruled Aotearoa New Zealand's radio airwaves and sc ...
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