A touring stalwart says: "It's the most incredible thing I've ever seen in my life".

The famous band will bring their Joshua Tree tour to Kiwis.

Due to insanely popular demand, Ed Sheeran has announced another show.

Ed's thrown his support behind a new anti-scalping website coming to NZ soon.

Hey mysterious girls and boys, Peter Andre's about to get much closer to you.

50 others injured as footage shows Ariana Grande fans fleeing Manchester Arena in tears.

Mac Miller made his Kiwi fans a promise and now he's making good on it.

Future will perform here for the first time in September on the back of two No. 1 albums.

The moral of this story is: "Don't leave your laptop with an 11-year-old".

Green Day are here for two shows this weekend. One will be very different to the other.

Slipknot front man Corey Taylor is back on the road with his side project Stone Sour.

Michael Houstoun and Rodger Fox's Big Band have got a good thing going.

New signage was installed at the venue, formerly known as Vector Arena, last night.

Bruno Mars' NZ tour has been confirmed - here's everything you need to know.

If you're going to see Harry Styles in December, you absolutely need to read this.

Ticket markups have already struck Ariana Grande fans as they rushed to buy tickets.

Ariana Grande tickets go on sale soon and could go for as much as $800.

Push Push guitarist Andy Kane plays on despite a battle with MS.

Deborah Light thought she'd struck gold when she bought two VIP Adele tickets for $1000.

Alice Cooper is coming back to New Zealand to celebrate his first show here 40 years ago.

Lorde has announced her first show down under...but it's not for us.

Cyndi Lauper and Blondie rocked harder than acts half their age at Vector Arena on Monday.

Sludge rockers confirmed to play a Splendour in the Grass sideshow.

Adele has just spent a big chunk of her NZ tour profits. Here's where it went.

Rising R&B rap star Torey Lanez will play his first New Zealand show in September.

Pop-rock trio Against the Current will play their first New Zealand show in October.

Cyndi Lauper reveals what to expect when she visits with Blondie in April.

She suffers crippling stage fright and hates the public eye. So why does Adele tour?

Auckland accommodation firms want more facts about the body they may have to fund.

"I'm not sure touring is my bag," Adele says. "I don't know if I will ever tour again."