Fat Freddy’s Drop Founder Chris Faiumu Dies
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More widely known as Mu and DJ Fitchie, he was the producer and creative force behind the legendary New Zealand band's signature sound
Connie Francis, ‘Where the Boys Are’ Pop Singer, Dead at 87
Posted in: Music NewsConnie Francis, the pop singer who released a string of hit singles including "Where the Boys Are" and "Who’s Sorry Now?," has died at the age of 87.
Royel Otis Expand 2025 Australian Tour
Posted in: Music NewsRoyel Otis are touring in support of their second album ‘hickey’, which will be released on August 22nd via OURNESS / Capitol Records
Borderline Announce ‘Chrysalis’ EP Tour Across New Zealand and Australia
Posted in: Music NewsThe rising New Zealand indie-pop band will tour Australia and NZ in support of their new EP, with multiple stops in both countries
Nine Inch Nails Return With First Single in Five Years ‘As Alive as You Need Me to Be’
Posted in: Music NewsNine Inch Nails share new song 'As Alive as You Need Me to Be,' their first original release in five years, from 'Tron: Ares' movie soundtrack
Bonnaroo to Return in 2026 With Some Changes to Avoid Weather-Related Cancellations
Posted in: Music NewsBonnaroo will return in June 2026, albeit with some changes to the festival grounds to avoid future weather-related cancellations
Ruel Is Reborn on New Single ‘I Can Die Now’
Posted in: Music News'I Can Die Now' marks a turning point for Ruel, pairing pop maximalism with surreal storytelling... and a taste of what’s to come in 2025
Don McGlashan Announces First Solo Live Album ‘Take It to the Bridge’
Posted in: Music NewsThe beloved Kiwi songwriter captures his powerful live shows on his first solo live album, out this August
Ninajirachi Mines the Internet on ‘Infohazard’
Posted in: Music NewsThe DJ and producer has shared the latest single of her upcoming debut album 'I Love My Computer'
‘Fleetwood Mac’ Turns 50. Mick Fleetwood Reminisced About Stevie and Lindsey Joining the Band
Posted in: Music NewsMick Fleetwood reflected on the moment Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham joined Fleetwood Mac, and their 1975 self-titled album turning 50
