Led by the irrepressible Ozzy Osbourne, Black Sabbath brought together fans young and old in horn-throwing, fist-pumping fashion.

The latest Army of Two adventure promises a good time. Does it deliver?

Programme on teenagers fighting flab overcomes clutter of cliches to succeed and Maori TV offers hope.

The growing trend towards interactive theatre is thrown into overdrive in a show that invites you to immerse yourself.

The New Zealand Symphony Orchestra must be extremely happy with the good-sized audience on Friday for the first of its 2013 subscription series.

Auckland Museum's 2012 Fazioli International Piano Recital series was rather awkwardly set up, with all four concerts coinciding with major operatic and orchestral events in the city.

Oblivion is a high style sci-fi let down by story sag and an unneccessary action quota, Russell Baillie says

Paul Simon was last here four years ago, reunited with Art Garfunkel for a reunion show which neatly revisited their past glories. It was pure nostalgia.

It's been ten years since Wilco - the Chicago band who have become standard bearers for rustic American art-rock - first popped into town.