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Estonian's throw to aural bliss
Tonight's concert by the University of Auckland Chamber Choir will celebrate the music of Estonian composer Arvo Part.
U2 may tour NZ
Speculation is rife that U2 will bring their large, state-of-the-art concert here in November.
Concert Review: 30 Seconds To Mars <i>Logan Campbell Theatre</i>
The 3000 screaming and ecstatic fans are here to see Jared Leto, because while his band might be called 30 Seconds To Mars, it really is his show.
Florence And The Machine
Pictures from her show at the Laneway festival in Auckland. Florence And The Machine perform tonight at The Trusts Stadium, Waitakare. Limited door sales $99.90 from 6pm
Kings cancel after pigeons 'use somebody' as toilet
Kings of Leon walked off the stage in St Louis after the band's bassist was defecated on by pigeons.
Gorillaz announce New Zealand concert
Gorillaz will play a New Zealand show off the back of an Australian tour later this year.
Simply Red bow out gracefully with final tour
Simply Red have announced 4 New Zealand dates as part of a worldwide 'farewell' tour.
Metallica shows sell out
The petitions weren't lying - all of Metallica's New Zealand shows have now sold out.
Rebels beating the devil's tattoo
After parting with long-time drummer Nick Jago, Californian band Black Rebel Motorcycle Club rediscovered their passion for dark and gritty rock `n' roll. Bass player Robert Levon Been tells JULE SCHERER of NZPA about their new drummer and
'You do get what you want' - and more! - Metallica add second Christchurch show
Heavy pressure from fans has forced Metallica's hand - and now they're coming to Christchurch.
Concert Review: Viva Voce <i>at St Patrick's Cathedral</i>
If able soloists did not always lift Charpentier's characters from the page, Rosser's dramatic conception did not err.
Bee Gees' Robin Gibb to play three NZ concerts
The arena shows in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch are scheduled for November.
Review: Yusuf Islam at Vector Arena
Yusuf Islam's first show here under either of his names included a little too much forgettable new stuff, but got there in the end, writes Russell Baillie.
Review: New Zealand Youth Choir at the Auckland Town Hall
Auckland rallied in force to farewell the New Zealand Youth Choir on the eve of a tour that will take it to Shanghai's World Expo.
Young choristers make the music speak
Artistic director Karen Grylls should be justifiably proud of the diversity and range of music that her 46-strong choir will be singing.