The Beths – The Powerstation: March 26, 2026 (13th Floor Concert Review)
Both The Beths and their fans braved a torrential downpour to celebrate their latest album, Straight Line Was a Lie, at Auckland’s Powerstation.
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Melissa Etheridge – Rise (Sun Records) (13th Floor Album Review)
Newly-signed to Sun Records, Melissa Etheridge teams up with producer Shooter Jennings to make a record where she says, “sometimes you’re gonna taste the dirt, but then you’re gonna rise”.
J Callander – Outlaw Space Rock From Dunedin: 13th Floor MusicTalk Interview
Veteran Dunedin artist J Callander (Jeremy to his friends) has just released Shadows In The Shade, an impressive collection of original music he calls, “Outlaw Space Rock”.
Flea – Honora (Nonesuch) (13th Floor Album Review)
Let us consider…or reconsider…Flea…sock-wearing Rock & Roll Hall of Fame bass player, political activist, drug addict, native Australian, and now…jazz musician.
Rowdy’s Rose Perform Moved In, In My Mind: 13th Floor Singles Session
Kiwi Country couple Rowdy’s Rose perform their latest single, Moved In, In My Mind at the 13th Floor Studio.
Transvision Vamp – The Powerstation: February 28, 2026 (13th Floor Concert Review)
English eighties glam-rockers Transvision Vamp wrapped up their reunion at Auckland’s Powerstation, some 35 years after they last played here.
Voxtrot – Dreamers Back From Exile: 13th Floor MusicTalk Interview
Texas-based band Voxtrot is back with their second album in just two decades. What have they been doing all that time? Bandleader Ramesh Srivastava is here to explain all.
The Long Ryders’ Sid Griffin And His High Noon Hymns: 13th Floor MusicTalk Interview
Veteran Americana band The Long Ryders have just released their new studio album, High Noon Hymns.
Jolie Holland – Chillin’ On Waiheke Island: 13th Floor MusicTalk Interview
Jolie Holland kicks off a 5-date tour of New Zealand tonight at The Pitt St Methodist Church in Auckland.
Anna van Riel Explains Her Wooden Leg: 13th Floor MusicTalk Interview
From the deep South emerges Anna van Riel and the Gothic-Folk stylings of her new album, Wooden Leg.