<i>Review:</i> The Wallfisch Band at the Auckland Town Hall
There was a spirit of an end-of-semester concert permeating the town hall during the Wallfisch Band's Venetian Carnival.
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<i>Review:</i> Jorge Ben Jor at the Powerstation
Yellow and blue Brazilian football shirts were being waved from the moment Jorge Ben Jor took the stage in his uniform white and John Lennon glasses.
<i>Review:</i> NZSO at Auckland Town Hall
Predictably, the star of last weekend's visit by the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra was Dame Malvina Major.
<i>Review:</i> Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra's <i>Discover New Zealand Music</i>
There was a buzz and a bustle in the Town Hall foyer as punters collected tickets for Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra's Happy Hour concert.
<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.
<i>Review:</i> Ute Lemper's Angels over Berlin at Auckland Town Hall
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.
<i>Review:</i> Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra at Auckland Town Hall
Poets of their Age presented three first-generation Romantic composers coming to terms with the expressive potential of the symphony orchestra.
A return to the joy of dance
Heavy metal for the heavily loaded
Metallica tickets have officially sold out. But they are already appearing on the black market.
A week of it
Music month continues to take over drinking holes and town halls all the way from Ponsonby to Pukekohe this week.
Rockabilly queen to tour
There's something for everybody with Wanda Jackson, Florence Welch and Common on tour.
<i>Review:</i> Charles Lloyd New Quartet at Bruce Mason Centre
At its most pure and best, jazz is a live art where musicians disassemble, explore, then reconstruct melodies and rhythms right before your ears.
Metallica announce second Auckland show
Metal heads can rejoice - Metallica have announced they will be playing an extra Auckland show.
<i>Review:</i> The Cult at Trusts Stadium Arena
You never expect to leave a rock gig feeling embarrassed for the main act...
Love in a Cult climate
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.
<i>Review:</i> Vampire Weekend at the Bruce Mason Centre
Woe betide anyone who went to Vampire Weekend without learning every single one of Ezra Koenig's incomprehensible lyrics.
<i>Review:</i> Spandau Ballet at Vector Arena
The original five-piece, augmented by some ring-ins, made smart energetic work of their short, shallow back catalogue.
Records set to smash
2010 might be known as the year of the off-the-wall Kiwi music tour.
Will Martin takes your requests
UK sensation Will Martin is giving mothers the power to choose songs for his concert. Paula Yeoman explains.
Metallica play on October 13
American metal giants Metallica have confirmed they will play a show at Vector Arena on October 13.
<i>Review:</i> John Mayer at Vector Arena
Jacqueline Smith explains why she has a new opinion on John Mayer after last night's concert in Auckland.
Australian police cancel Bieber's only public show
At least ten young girls have been treated by paramedics after mass scenes of hysteria in Sydney over pop sensation Justin Bieber.
<i>Review:</i> Ebullient Goodman keeps concertgoers entertained
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.