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The Strokes released their seventh album Reality Awaits. Pairing up once again with Rick Rubin after a lengthy break (even more lengthy for us as they delayed the release by one month) from their Grammy-winning album The New Abnormal, the band have welcomed us into what they have dubbed a ‘no rules era’, introducing a […]
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Following a hugely successful sold-out performance at Auckland Town Hall in May, Live Nation has today announced Home Brew presents Last Week, an extensive Australian and New Zealand tour this October and November from the iconic Aotearoa hip-hop group Home Brew. Home Brew will perform their legendary EP Last Week live in full, alongside fan […]
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Following the massive sell-out success of their recent EU/UK Summer Stadium Tour (with back to back sell outs in Paris, London, and Warsaw), GRAMMY Award-winning rock icons SYSTEM OF A DOWN will return to New Zealand for their first headline tour in over a decade. Bringing with them FAITH NO MORE, this event will celebrate […]
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Vera Ellen’s album release show had moved from the Hollywood Avondale to the smaller Neck of the Woods, a venue recently saved from closure. The change reflected some of the pressures around live music now: venues relying on crowdfunding and new business models to survive, and an artist’s growing profile not always translating into enough […]
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Kirsten Morrell has imagined a place for herself on the periodic table. She calls it Morrellium, element 119, a playful name for a record assembled from songs written across years, countries and different stages of her musical life. Some date back to her university days or earlier. Others grew from London, lockdowns, choral singing and […]
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