Spacey Jane make irresistible pop-rock jams. The Fremantle locals have confirmed their return to New Zealand this March. After selling out their last Auckland show in December, the foursome will play the Tuning Fork on Tuesday, March 10 before heading south to play Meow in Wellington on Wednesday, March 11 and Mono in Christchurch on […]
New Zealand gears up to welcome Sir Elton John, who kicks off the first of six Farewell Yellow Brick Road concerts at Dunedin’s Forsyth Barr Stadium tomorrow night, Tuesday 4th February.
WOMAD 2020 will feature close to 100 hours of music, dance and voices across eight stages. The the full stage schedule has been announced. Full details here.
Canadian folk artist Gordie Tentrees is bringing his heartfelt and charismatic live show to Aotearoa for the first time in his decades-spanning career.
After sold out shows in 2018 and 2019, The Guilty Feminist Podcast returns to New Zealand for a series of live episode recordings.
Wayne Kramer and The MC50 are opening for Alice Cooper at Auckland‘s Trust Arena on 20 February. John Baker got him on the phone to talk 50 years of rock & roll…
Wellington’s favourite neighbourhood comes alive with colour, art, music, parades, dance, food, and thousands of creative people the weekend of 28-29 March 2020
Funny, raw and entertaining; this intimate yet bold story, Tampocalypse, chronicles the journey of young women trying to better their world, one period at a time.
Glass Ceiling Arts Collective presents The Incredible and Glorious World According to the Fitzroys, a new play to break the glass ceiling for disabled performers and audiences at Auckland Fringe.
Beloved New Zealand author Janet Frame’s landmark novel is brought to life on stage by the iconic theatre company Red Leap. Filled with fierce heart and visual splendour, Red Leap’s Owls Do Cry made its world premiere in Frame’s childhood hometown of Ōamaru, followed by a sell-out season in Tamaki Makaurau. This year they’re taking […]
