COTERIE Link Up with a Legendary New Zealand Rapper on ‘One More Chance’
Posted in: Music News
"Everyone needs to ask for 'One More Chance' every now and then"
How Coterie’s Modest Start Shaped Them Into Festival Regulars
Posted in: Music FeaturesFrom former bricklayers to festival regulars, Coterie are enjoying life
Meet Rolling Stone AU/NZ’s Future of Music
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe 'Future of Music' is here. In conjunction with our global Rolling Stone partners, our editorial team has compiled a list of 25 of the most exciting and innovative artists from Australia and New Zealand.
Rolling Stone AU/NZ’s Local Acts to Go Global in 2024
Posted in: Music FeaturesIt’s officially 2024 and as we launch into a fresh year, prepare for a tidal wave of groundbreaking artists set to infiltrate your playlists and dominate the soundwaves. From award-nominated artists, to 2023’s biggest breakthrough band, these are the local acts you should be keeping an eye on this year. Rolling Stone AU/NZ‘s Editor in […]
Music Paradise: Why the Best Is Yet to Come From Coterie
Posted in: Music FeaturesCoterie discuss their new single, 'Paradise', working with Sir Dave Dobbyn, going for bevvies with Six60, and much more
Coterie and Sir Dave Dobbyn Is the Kiwi Collaboration of Your Dreams
Posted in: Music NewsCoterie and Sir Dave Dobbyn have joined together to reimagine 'Slice of Heaven'
Bic Runga & Coterie to Perform at 2023 Panhead Rolling Stone Aotearoa Awards
Posted in: Music NewsSharyn Casey and Megan Papas will host the awards this year
Six60, The Beths & Fazerdaze Among 2023 Panhead Rolling Stone Aotearoa Awards Nominees
Posted in: Music NewsThe invite-only event will be a night of live music, celebrating the best in Kiwi music, taking place in Auckland on September 20th
Bluesfest 2023 Expands Lineup with 18 New Artists
Posted in: Music NewsFrank Turner, Dami Im, Coterie and many more have been added to the already packed Bluesfest 2023 lineup
Kiwi Spirit, Aussie Flair: Coterie Create Massive Vibes on Their Self-Titled Debut Album
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe NZ-born, WA-based brothers tell Rolling Stone AU/NZ about the making of their new album
