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Summer music: Ladi6
We asked Ladi6, who is one of the many local music stars hitting the beach pub circuit in the coming weeks, to discuss the joys of touring and what it's like to have a job keeping the holidaying hordes entertained.
Summer music: Dave Dobbyn
We asked Dave Dobbyn who is one of the many local music stars hitting the beach pub circuit in the coming weeks to discuss the joys of touring and what it's like to have a job keeping the holidaying hordes entertained.
Summer music: Hello Sailor - Dave McArtney
We asked Dave McArtney of Hello Sailor, who is one of the many local music stars hitting the beach pub circuit in the coming weeks, to discuss the joys of touring and what it's like to have a job keeping the holidaying hordes entertained.
Summer music: Shapeshifter - Nick Robinson
We asked Nick Robinson of Shapeshifter, who is one of the many local music stars hitting the beach pub circuit in the coming weeks, to discuss the joys of touring and what it's like to have a job keeping the holidaying hordes entertained.
Summer music: Midnight Youth - Jeremy Redmore
We asked Jeremy of Midnight Youth, who is one of the many local music stars hitting the beach pub circuit in the coming weeks, to discuss the joys of touring and what it's like to have a job keeping the holidaying hordes entertained.
Summer music: Fat Freddys Drop - Toby Laing
We asked Toby Laing of Fat Freddys Drop, who is one of the many local music stars hitting the beach pub circuit in the coming weeks, to discuss the joys of touring and what it's like to have a job keeping the holidaying hordes entertained.
Ringing in the New Year: 10 big New Year's Eve gigs
Here is TimeOut's annual pick of the 10 big gigs for New Year's Eve.
Explosions in the Sky: Human qualities
North American post-rockers Explosions in the Sky take time out from doing the laundry to return to New Zealand for two shows this month.
'I was ready to quit music' - Dave Grohl
Dave Grohl, talks to Tom Lamont about how's he's survived and thrived as both rock god and cool dad...
Foos receive Tenacious support
Two guys who started out performing TV sketches, and then set out to become the greatest rock band in the world, will be here to support the Foo Fighters next week.
F***ked Up: Not a bad word to say
F***** Up's singer Damian Abraham is not quite the punk expected, writes Scott Kara.
Florence and The Machine: The 10 commandments
Florence and the Machine's debut album, Lungs, made an international star of the Brit goth pop glamour queen. Now she's released a follow-up and announced concert dates in Auckland in the New Year. She talks to Tom Lamont.
UK rock band Yes to play NZ for first time ever
Prog-rockers Yes - perhaps best known for the song Owner of a Lonely Heart - play in New Zealand for the first time in their 40-year career with a show at Vector Arena on April 1.
History Made: Black Sabbath, Ngaruawahia Music Festival
Hours before Black Sabbath played their first New Zealand show, young Kiwi promoter Barry Coburn was summoned to a makeshift dressing room where Ozzy Osbourne said, "When we come on, we want a burning cross - make it happen".
Black Joe Lewis: Tell 'em what your name is!
"Pretty bad-ass". In the short time speaking to Austin, Texas-based Black Joe Lewis, he uses the term several times to describe his horn section in his band, The Honeybears, their live show and his influences.
Adrian Sherwood: Strange Turn
Disturbing the comfortable and comforting the disturbed, London label/collective On-U Sound has been dishing out the dubwise damage for three decades, with Adrian Sherwood always at its core.
Black Joe Lewis: Blues brother
He's a man of few words, but on the eve of his first visit to New Zealand, rock 'n' roll blues artist Black Joe Lewis shares some of them with Scott Kara.
A quick word: Ronan Keating
A quick word with Ronan Keating, smooth solo crooner with an Irish lilt, and previous leader of Boyzone.
More hot gigs for summer
The summer tour dates just keep on coming, and local lads The Datsuns are getting on board with a trip round the country, starting at the Waihi Beach Hotel on January 18.
Maal added to Womad bill
The distinctive Senegalese voice of Baaba Maal has been added to the line up for Womad in March.
US hip-hop stars Game, Lloyd heading to NZ
International hip-hop and R&B stars Game and Lloyd are set to play select New Zealand shows early next year.