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<i>Review:</i> Karlheinz Company at Auckland University Music Theatre
Karlheinz Company can always be relied on for the unexpected and its second Autumn Festival concert ran the gamut from avant-Pacifica to a taste of Sunday night horrors.
Karlheinz Company can always be relied on for the unexpected and its second Autumn Festival concert ran the gamut from avant-Pacifica to a taste of Sunday night horrors.
As she did at her exceptional Town Hall show in 2003, on this return visit Ute Lemper proved persuasively she doesn't merely deliver a concert of songs.
Poets of their Age presented three first-generation Romantic composers coming to terms with the expressive potential of the symphony orchestra.
Metallica tickets have officially sold out. But they are already appearing on the black market.
There's something for everybody with Wanda Jackson, Florence Welch and Common on tour.
Music month continues to take over drinking holes and town halls all the way from Ponsonby to Pukekohe this week.
You never expect to leave a rock gig feeling embarrassed for the main act...
Eighties' English goth-gone-hard rock band The Cult return to play their defining album in concert. Frontman Ian Astbury talks to Scott Kara about keeping Love alive, 25 years on.
Woe betide anyone who went to Vampire Weekend without learning every single one of Ezra Koenig's incomprehensible lyrics.
The original five-piece, augmented by some ring-ins, made smart energetic work of their short, shallow back catalogue.
2010 might be known as the year of the off-the-wall Kiwi music tour.
Jacqueline Smith explains why she has a new opinion on John Mayer after last night's concert in Auckland.
At least ten young girls have been treated by paramedics after mass scenes of hysteria in Sydney over pop sensation Justin Bieber.
The ever-ebullient Roy Goodman explained the premise behind Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra's Thursday concert in a running commentary as the stage was reset after the opening item.
Curt Smith and Roland Orzabal of Tears For Fears don't shout at each other any more.
Welcome to the weird, charming, and beautifully bizarre world of the Phoenix Foundation where aliens and buffalos roam, and oranges and mangoes hook up together to tango.
Wilco's Jeff Tweedy talks to Russell Baillie about the American band's latest annual pilgrimage to our shores.
It doesn't seem so long ago that the Stereophonics pleased their ardent followers, and all the Welsh people living in New Zealand, by stopping in for a wee serenade.
A "FULL HOUSE" sign outside the town hall last Friday was hardly surprising, with Hilary Hahn playing Sibelius with the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra.