Bunchy’s Big Score are BACK and SELLING OUT big time with a new lineup! Here is the release of their danceable, cheeky, earworm-inducing heavenly pop hit lead single entitled Oscar Says taken from the group’s forthcoming sophomore LP, Wanda’s Bicycle.
Ōtepoti/Dunedin indie-folk outfit The Broken Heartbreakers release What Is For You, their uplifting, glistening new single and the second from their forthcoming fifth album Imagine If We Could Just Keep Driving, out 17 July 2026.
A View from the Bridge is a trip — back in time to the 1950s, and to another place, Brooklyn, NY. They did things differently there. Male toxicity was very much cushioned by feminine tolerance and genuine love. When Eddie Carbone the Brooklyn long-shoreman supports his illegal immigrant cousins one of them falls for his niece. […]
Put You Down was written in 2024, inspired by a night when the jokes were flowing and the line between playful teasing and something more cutting began to blur (for me in particular).
Aldous Harding releases a second single from her forthcoming fifth studio album, Train On The Island (out 8 May). Venus In The Zinnea finds the New Zealander aided by H. Hawkline on bass, guitar and vocals, plus John Parish on drums, Wurlitzer piano and percussion.
Today LA-based New Zealand singer-songwriter Greg Johnson announces a six-date, career-spanning tour to celebrate his 60th birthday.
Fresh from a triumphant and energetic sold-out Australian tour, and for the first time in an astounding 35 years, legendary Irish icons The Pogues bring their Rum, Sodomy & the Lash 40th Anniversary Tour to New Zealand this week.
Wellington, New Zealand’s favorite sons, Flight of the Conchords, are announcing hometown warm-up shows at Meow Nui on Thursday 16th April, Friday 17th April, Tuesday 21st April, and Wednesday 22nd April.
Continuing his streak of back to back releases in 2026, Auckland based alternative artist and producer WHO SHOT SCOTT is keeping his foot firmly on the gas with his ultra charged new single, Fast Car.
Australian indie-folk favourites Boy & Bear announce their return to Aotearoa, playing three consecutive shows in Wellington, Christchurch and Auckland this June. Tickets go on sale Tuesday 7 April, 12pm.
