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Medical staff brace for a big day out
The Big Day Out is well stocked with plasters and paracetamol as St John staff prepare for 40,000 revellers.
<i>Big Day Out</i>: Iggy and the Stooges
If 30 years of heavy drug use didn't kill him and his boisterous, often self-harming stage antics didn't cripple him, one would think at the age of 63 the rock icon might at least slow down a notch.
<i>Laneway Festival</i>: Ladyhawke
Pip Brown's stomach is tying in knots thinking about her upcoming performance at Laneway. It will be her first gig at home since the Big Day Out of 2010, after which she collapsed and took herself to her childhood home to recuperate.
New party drug fears for festival
St John staff at this week's Big Day Out will be on alert for a new party drug that has emerged at other summer concerts.
Mos Def concert postponed
The Hip-Hop artist and occasional actor was scheduled to perform this Wednesday at Auckland's Powerstation, and his Australian dates have also been postponed.
Concert Review: The National at <i>The Powerstation</i>
And you thought Matt Berninger, the oddly charismatic mate of President Obama and singer in the National, was an introverted type.
Watch Shihad's Big Day Out set from the side of the main stage!
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Concert Review: Prana
The Gaia hypothesis - a theory of planet-as-a-whole-organism propounded by James Lovelock in the 1970s - was the underlying theme of the Gaia Galactic New Year's Eve party, Prana.
Public Enemy photo gallery
Photos from Public Enemy's Fear of a Black Planet show at the Auckland Town Hall, Saturday January 8th.
The National: Bigger than they ever imagined
Frontman Matt Berninger talks to Scott Kara about how his glum New York band The National couldn't be happier after breaking out of indie cult-dom
Rhythm and Vines 2010 photos
Photos from the 2010 Rhythm and Vines festival, Gisborne's three-day music festival that attracted 25,000 fans.
Fat Freddy's French fan makes epic trip
When Yannick Denis won tickets to see his favourite band play in Waihi tonight, there was one minor hitch.
Uncorking Cocker's new vintage
Joe Cocker aims for radio hits on his latest album Hard Knocks.