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Forward Thinking: Preparing to get very Perry merry

Bob Dylan's show by the numbers

Anna Coddington and Julia Deans hit the road

As singer-songwriters Julia Deans and Anna Coddington head out on an extensive national tour this NZ Music Month, Deans writes for <i>TimeOut</i> about their first days on the road together.

Owl City reschedules, Soweto Gospel Choir returns

Concert Review: Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra at Auckland Town Hall

Rockers raise $354,903 for Christchurch

U2's Adam Clayton big fan of Elbow

U2 bassist Adam Clayton says he is looking forward to seeing Elbow perform at Glastonbury.

Dylan concert far too loud, say fans

Russell Baillie's week of it

Russell Baillie's week of TV, music and movies.

Tim Robbins cancels NZ show

He may be a big name in the movies but that hasn't translated when it comes to his sideline musical career.

Birds of Tokyo returning to NZ

Australian band Birds of Tokyo have announced another Auckland show with support from locals Midnight Youth and Avalanche City.

For the record

Local record shops are cranking up the volume this weekend for a day celebrating their continued existence - helped by a new young generation of vinyl junkies. Jacqueline Smith reports.

Groove still exists in The Funky Meters' hearts

The Funky Meters, one of the most heavily sampled acts of all time, bring their pioneering New Orleans sound to New Zealand next week, writes Scott Kara.

NZ Music Month flying high

With just over two weeks until New Zealand Music Month, organisers are getting excited about a string of events with more high-flying stunts than ever.

ZZ Top have still got legs

Here for the Hamilton V8s, ZZ Top's Dusty Hill talks about the Texas band's long career to Graham Reid.

George Clinton: Bringing down Parliament

That loopy legend George Clinton is beaming down again from Planet Funk armed with the classic grooves from his colourful 50-year career. He talks to Scott Kara