Midnight Oil is more than just a rock & roll band. From the northern beaches of Sydney to the streets of Manhattan, they have stopped traffic, inflamed passions, inspired fans, broken new ground and now, this September; Eccles Entertainment is bringing you the band in the flesh! Midnight Oil will play two monumental New Zealand […]
Mavis Staple will perform at Auckland’s ASB Theatre on Wednesday, April 19th. Pre-sale has started. GP on sale tomorrow.
Following sold out North American and UK tours, pop icon Adam Ant celebrates the 35th anniversary of his landmark ‘Kings of the Wild Frontier‘ album with a newly remastered album reissue and Australian and New Zealand tour.
TUESDAY FEBRUARY 14, 2017 – Fresh from blowing away her audience at Auckland’s Laneway Festival in January, announces her return to New Zealand, playing the Tuning Fork on May 27 to celebrate the release of her acclaimed debut album, Don’t Let The Kids Win.
One World Entertainment regrettably announces the postponement of Raggamuffin Music Festival until Spring 2017.
Auckland’s Te Ngahere o Woodhill (Woodhill Forest) becomes the beautiful backdrop to a new music festival, with UK music legends Underworld headlining Oro ’17 this April.
New York’s legendary riff lords Helmet are set to make a triumphant return to the stage, with two New Zealand shows in which they will play their iconic album BETTY in its entirety, alongside their other well-known tunes.
Frontier Touring are thrilled to confirm Australian and New Zealand headline shows for multiple-Grammy-nominated Ryan Adams this May, touring in celebration of his forthcoming sixteenth studio LP Prisoner (out 17 Feb 2017 via PAX-AM/EMI).
Making their way to Auckland this April, Milky Chance are set to play one show in the city’s Powerstation on Wednesday 26th April off the back of an almost sold-out world tour prior to the release of their second full-length album, Blossom (out 17th March via Muggelig Records).
Lawrence Arabia has shared his excellent new video for the track The Palest of Them All. Filmed in the Christchurch’s Commodore Hotel, it pays tribute to the great Stanley Kubrick.