Ed Sheeran has some news for fans about to attend his record-breaking NZ shows.

Dave Dobbyn, Suzanne Lynch, The Harrop Family and more will perform

The pop star aborts European leg after suffering 'severe pain' due to her fibromyalgia.

Bryan Gaw was Super Bowl's MVP, where he performed a shark routine that changed his life.

Shaggy is no longer coming to One Love this weekend - here's what you need to know

Imagine Dragons will play two shows here in May - and they're bringing friends with them.

If you love Sam Smith, you'll love this: The pop star has just added a second tour date.

New York rapper Wiki has locked in a New Zealand appearance for next month.

Post Malone needed to prove why he's become the biggest voice in hip-hop. He failed.

Mariah Carey has postponed her summer show in Auckland.

The two Kiwis were imprisoned for four weeks in Singapore for the offending.

Pop star Halsey will perform in Auckland next year.

Fan prayers have come true: Kesha has confirmed plans to perform in NZ next year.

Get your togs and grab your inflatable unicorns, Flochella is returning in 2018.

It was supposed to feature Naughty By Nature, Blackstreet, Montell Jordan and more.

Did we want them, baby? Oh (oh-oh-ohh) yes.

Summer just got hotter: Kehlani is coming to New Zealand for Bay Dreams.

Taylor Swift has confirmed rumours that her world tour will reach New Zealand.

David McCorkindale isn't a Harry Styles fan. But he's a Jayde McCorkindale fan.

The crowd riled up screaming anti-police chants across the arena.

Aotea Centre and art gallery face "service level cuts" due to a council funding squeeze.

Big Baby D.R.A.M. has cancelled his Auckland show due to "unforeseen circumstances".

If you haven't heard Melodrama live, have you even heard it at all?

Music fans have expressed shock and dismay at the festival's surprise cancellation.

A blaring sound mix and over enthusiastic band drowned out the star of the show.

He sold out his 2017 tour, but Marlon Williams will be back on NZ roads next year.

Paramore have added their own stadium show to NZ's packed summer tour line-up.

If you're Drake, these days you play by a different set of rules.

Neil Finn and his son Liam have formed a band for an album and tour. But there's no name.

Lil Uzi Vert's coming for one NZ show and it'll be his first time visiting Aotearoa.