Nevermind, The Memories
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Steve Pavlovic’s UNPOPULAR exhibition provides tangible insights into the 1990’s alternative rock scene.
Song You Need to Know: Hans. ft. Imugi 이무기, ‘Candy’
Posted in: Music FeaturesFollowing the success of their previous collaboration, 'Swimming', Hans. knew he had to join forces with the Auckland synth-pop duo again.
Eddie Benjamin: Surviving the Fame Storm
Posted in: Music FeaturesBackflipping Australian singer-songwriter Eddie Benjamin has been taken under Bieber’s wing, but it’s self-determination that has him enduring Hollywood’s fame storm.
Finding Their Voice: Women of Nineties Rock are Breaking Their Silence
Posted in: Music FeaturesWomen of a certain age are now finding the confidence to talk about the darker side of entertainment.
Set the Stage For Tash Sultana Courtesy of Platypus and New Balance
Posted in: Music FeaturesTash Sultana and Lonely Lands Agency want you to be the support act at two of Tash’s biggest upcoming Australian performances.
How Boy & Bear Have Trusted Their Spirit and Navigated a Changing World
Posted in: Music FeaturesWild Turkey is celebrating the launch of its Discovery Series with a unique acoustic session from ARIA-winning indie band Boy & Bear.
The Others Way Review: A Welcome Reminder of the Strength of New Zealand Music
Posted in: Music FeaturesSadly waylaid by several COVID-related postponements, The Others Way Festival made its long-awaited return to Tāmaki Makaurau on Saturday.
Kings of Leon Auckland Review: Exemplary Stadium Rock Mostly Overcomes Tiredness
Posted in: Music FeaturesDespite performing after minimal sleep, Kings of Leon put on a consummate display of stadium rock for their patient Kiwi fans on Sunday night.
Inside the Wacky World of The Wiggles
Posted in: Music FeaturesFrom Kylie Minogue and The Kid LAROI to Steve Carell and Tame Impala, everyone wants a piece of The Wiggles in 2022.
Tame Impala ‘Slow Rush Tour’ Review: A Dazzling Extravaganza Cements Kevin Parker and Co.’s Arena Status
Posted in: Music FeaturesParker might still appear as an assuming Western Australian boy, but Tame Impala's sound has always belonged in venues like Auckland's Spark Arena.
