Up-And-Coming Aotearoa Artists: CAITLIN
Posted in: Music Features
Hometown singer-songwriter CAITLIN was one of the most impressive performers at Electric Avenue 2026
‘Once in a Lifetime’ Concert at One NZ Stadium: 5 Takeaways
Posted in: Music FeaturesIn a historic moment for Ōtautahi Christchurch, the brand-new One NZ Stadium at Te Kaha held its first concert last night
Six60, Synthony and More Open Christchurch’s New Stadium with a Dazzling Spectacle
Posted in: Music Live ReviewsRolling Stone reviews the first-ever concert at One New Zealand Stadium, which featured performances by some of Aotearoa music's biggest stars
‘It’s a Part of History for This City’: Meet the Pop-Rock Band Playing the First-Ever Concert at Christchurch’s One NZ Stadium
Posted in: Music FeaturesWe caught up with the five members of Castaway as they face up to the biggest gig of their lives: opening for Six60 and Synthony at the 'Once in a Lifetime' concert
Electric Avenue 2026 Sets New Record for Christchurch Events
Posted in: Music NewsThe sold-out 2026 edition of Australasia's biggest music festival "generated a new record of close to 90,000 attendees across two days.
Lakes Festival Puts Christchurch on the Map Again
Posted in: Music Live ReviewsBringing rave energy to Hagley Park, Lakes Festival was the perfect stopover between Christmas and New Year
Six60 and Synthony to Open Christchurch’s New Stadium
Posted in: Music NewsTwo of New Zealand's biggest live acts will host the first-ever live concert at Christchurch's new stadium
In My Room with ASHY
Posted in: Music FeaturesASHY brought stylish pop to Christchurch Town Hall for a special Rolling Stone AU/NZ In My Room session.
Split Enz, Dom Dolla Lead Electric Avenue 2026 Lineup
Posted in: Music NewsLegendary New Zealand band Split Enz will re-form at Electric Avenue for an exclusive performance to mark their 50th anniversary
Christchurch Reborn: How a Progressive Music Scene Is Changing the Conservative City
Posted in: Music FeaturesSurviving two devastating earthquakes, Ōtautahi has a music scene that's strong and fiercely resilient. Rolling Stone AU/NZ meets some of the people working tirelessly behind the scenes to make it all happen.
