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New Order: World in motion
New Order looked to be consigned to the dustbin of history after the departure of bassist Peter Hook. But the Manchester legends have regrouped and will visit New Zealand this month.
Black Lips: Body combat
Since their debut in 2000, an eventful 12 years has seen Georgia USA’s Black Lips play Israel and Palestine, get into feisty band beef with Wavves and get chased from India after nude on-stage antics. Now they’re bringing the ruckus to Auckland.
History made: New Order, Mainstreet Cabaret
Jonathan Ganley photographed New Order and John Cooper Clarke at their first New Zealand appearance at Mainstreet Cabaret, Auckland on December 3 1982.
Roxette: Swedish pulling power
Per Gessle talks about Roxette's enduring popularity ahead of their Kiwi concert.
History made: The Clash, Christchurch Town Hall
Michael Higgins drafted the Radio U Clash petition that brought The Clash to the South Island to play the Christchurch Town Hall on Monday 8 February 1982.
Erykah Badu: Analog girl in a digital world
After 15 years in the music business, Erykah Badu remains a fiercely independent spirit and genuinely inspiring artist. VOLUME spoke with Badu prior to her first visit to New Zealand.
Concert review: Ronan Keating at Vector Arena
Irish eyes were smiling as Ronan Keating charmed Auckland with old favourites and some newer material.
Sharon Corr: The Corr of the matter
The Corrs' eldest sister Sharon won't have her musical siblings in tow at her Auckland show tomorrow. She talks to Lydia Jenkin about going it alone and her new career path.
My Big Week: Dave Baxter
A week in the life of Avalanche City's leading citizen, Dave Baxter.