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A winning Fourmyula
The pioneering band who gave us Nature - regarded as the best Kiwi song ever.
The pioneering band who gave us Nature - regarded as the best Kiwi song ever.
If it's good enough for Dave Dobbyn and Shapeshifter, then it's got to be good enough for Jools and Lynda Topp.
International popstar and blonde Irish heartthrob Ronan Keating wowed his fans at a Hawke's Bay winery last night.
Howling singer Brian Johnson showed yet again why he is the ringmaster of the AC/DC circus, writes Russell Baillie.
John Mayer is heading down under this April and has confirmed dates for two New Zealand concerts
Yes AC/DC have always sounded like that, that's why they're a great band.
Brian Johnson looks in pain standing up there on stage, all bow-legged, slightly hunched, with his face screwed up into a mash.
Stevie Wonder and Muse are to headline this year's Glastonbury Festival.
Raincoats and plastic ponchos were de rigueur early on at the first Laneway Festival at Britomart in central Auckland yesterday.
The Pixies will play an extra show on their visit to New Zealand in March.
Touring jazz guitar master Al Di Meola talks to Graham Reid about the music in his soul.
AC/DC's rock'n'roll train chugged and steamed its way into New Zealand last night, Scott Kara reports.
A record number of New Zealand acts are heading to the annual music showcase, SXSW, in Austin, Texas, this year.
One of 80s Britrock's brightest lights, Echo & the Bunnymen are headlining a new local music festival.
Fans of Gin Wigmore will be pleased at her decision to play an extra show on her home turf.
The AC/DC juggernaut started rolling into New Zealand weeks before the five men fronting it were due.
Trip-hop pioneers Massive Attack are heading to New Zealand for a one-off show in March.
Amid the glut of pop reggae at next weekend's Raggamuffin Festival come two veteran acts with righteous roots.
Sly Dunbar jokes that he is coming to New Zealand for a holiday.
A 45,000-strong crowd soaked up the sun and atmosphere at the 16th Big Day Out music festival at Auckland's Mt Smart Stadium.
Aussie rockers Powderfinger were one of the main acts during the afternoon at the Big Day Out at Mt Smart Stadium today.