New Zealand’s most successful rock series ever, COME TOGETHER, returns in 2026 with an electrifying trio of landmark albums: Bruce Springsteen’s Born to Run, Radiohead’s OK Computer and Talking Heads’ Stop Making Sense.
CAITLIN, born in Te Tihi-o-Maru and now based in Ōtautahi, returns with her new single, You’re Only Good To Calm Me Down.
New Zealand alternative breakout Will Swinton wades deeper into his bold new era with Better Off, a heartfelt song that makes the heavy choice to let go of love that’s lingered too long.
Fables returns with the third single, ‘Eyes Closed’, from her forthcoming debut album, Change is a Slow-Moving Beast (due 2026 via Home Alone), just in time for Valentine’s Day.
Ahead of her highly anticipated new album, luck… or something, arriving next Friday, February 20, multiplatinum global superstar Hilary Duff has officially announced the lucky me tour, marking her first full-scale global headline run in almost two decades.
Today, February 13th, Te Tiriti-based duo Aro return with Mundane – a rock n roll’ esk, unflinching reflection, on loving the kaupapa, but not always the repetitivity. This latest release from the talented duo, beautifully follows the shimmering hope of first single, Puna Ora.
Today, Aotearoa Music Award and Taite Prize winning artist Vera Ellen announces her return with new single Gayfever, from her upcoming album Heaven Knows What Time – out May 1st via Flying Nun Records.
Metric have announced their new album, Romanticize The Dive is arriving April 24 via Thirty Tigers, and share first single, Victim Of Luck.
After a jam-packed weekend of sold-out back-to-back shows in Austin, Shakey Graves released an intimate avant-garde folk rock single, When the Love is New.
The certified ‘King of Romance’, Engelbert Humperdinck returns to New Zealand and Australia this June and July with ‘The Celebration Tour.’
