The ninth of ten songs performed in front of an intimate audience at York Street Studios for the Sundae Sessions.

D.O.P. Bevan Crothers. Cameras: Matt Gerrand, Glenn Manchester, Paul Casserly, Hugh Sundae. Edit: Hugh Sundae. Audio Engineer: Hayden Taylor. Additional Audio: Simon Gooding, Morton Gamst, Jeremy McPike

The eighth of ten songs performed in front of an intimate audience at York Street Studios for the Sundae Sessions.

D.O.P. Bevan Crothers. Cameras: Matt Gerrand, Glenn Manchester, Paul Casserly, Hugh Sundae. Edit: Hugh Sundae. Audio Engineer: Hayden Taylor. Additional Audio: Simon Gooding, Morton Gamst, Jeremy McPike

The seventh of ten songs performed in front of an intimate audience at York Street Studios for the Sundae Sessions.

D.O.P. Bevan Crothers. Cameras: Matt Gerrand, Glenn Manchester, Paul Casserly, Hugh Sundae. Edit: Hugh Sundae. Audio Engineer: Hayden Taylor. Additional Audio: Simon Gooding, Morton Gamst, Jeremy McPike

The sixth of ten songs performed in front of an intimate audience at York Street Studios for the Sundae Sessions.

D.O.P. Bevan Crothers. Cameras: Matt Gerrand, Glenn Manchester, Paul Casserly, Hugh Sundae. Edit: Hugh Sundae. Audio Engineer: Hayden Taylor. Additional Audio: Simon Gooding, Morton Gamst, Jeremy McPike

Ahead of their first New Zealand show in six years, Goodshirt let nzherald.co.nz into the practice room, and spoke about their hibernation.

The fifth of ten songs performed in front of an intimate audience at York Street Studios for the Sundae Sessions.

D.O.P. Bevan Crothers. Cameras: Matt Gerrand, Glenn Manchester, Paul Casserly, Hugh Sundae. Edit: Hugh Sundae. Audio Engineer: Hayden Taylor. Additional Audio: Simon Gooding, Morton Gamst, Jeremy McPike

The fourth of ten songs performed in front of an intimate audience at York Street Studios for the Sundae Sessions.

D.O.P. Bevan Crothers. Cameras: Matt Gerrand, Glenn Manchester, Paul Casserly, Hugh Sundae. Edit: Hugh Sundae. Audio Engineer: Hayden Taylor. Additional Audio: Simon Gooding, Morton Gamst, Jeremy McPike

The third of ten songs performed in front of an intimate audience at York Street Studios for the Sundae Sessions.

D.O.P. Bevan Crothers. Cameras: Matt Gerrand, Glenn Manchester, Paul Casserly, Hugh Sundae. Edit: Hugh Sundae. Audio Engineer: Hayden Taylor. Additional Audio: Simon Gooding, Morton Gamst, Jeremy McPike

Tim Finn's Tahitian opera presents her opening prayer for NZ Opera's recent premiere concert performance of Ihitai 'Avei'a - Star Navigator 12 - 20 March 2021. Video / New Zealand Opera

On Thursday November 17 we took The Drab Doo-Riffs into York Street Studios for the first of our new and improved Sundae Sessions.

The new and improved bit? The sessions are now monthly, with slightly longer sets - about 30 minutes.

For a band like The Drab Doo-Riffs that's enough time for ten songs - and here is the first one - Juggernaut.

D.O.P. Bevan Crothers. Cameras: Matt Gerrand, Glenn Manchester, Paul Casserly, Hugh Sundae. Edit: Hugh Sundae. Audio Engineer: Hayden Taylor. Additional Audio: Simon Gooding, Morton Gamst, Jeremy McPike

Talking Heads: Don Brash and Wallace Chapman. Video / NZME

The three remaining couples choose whether to renew their vows or go their separate ways. Video/Three

Hugh Sundae chats to Aaron Tokona from Cairo Knife Fight ahead of tonight's Vodafone New Zealand Music Awards.

“It’s with some sadness and great relief to tell you that I quit Oasis tonight. People will write and say what they like, but I simply could not go on working with Liam a day longer.”

With these words, Noel Gallagher announced his departure from the British rock institution he and his brother founded and fought over.

While Liam was quick to form Beady Eye with Oasis’ Gem Archer and Andy Bell, Noel exited the media spotlight, but he returns this week with his solo debut, Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds.

Ex-pat broadcaster Chris Tubbs got an audience with Gallagher Senior in London. (Part 3 of 3)

“It’s with some sadness and great relief to tell you that I quit Oasis tonight. People will write and say what they like, but I simply could not go on working with Liam a day longer.”

With these words, Noel Gallagher announced his departure from the British rock institution he and his brother founded and fought over.

While Liam was quick to form Beady Eye with Oasis’ Gem Archer and Andy Bell, Noel exited the media spotlight, but he returns this week with his solo debut, Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds.

Ex-pat broadcaster Chris Tubbs got an audience with Gallagher Senior in London. (Part 2 of 3) Watch Part 3

“It’s with some sadness and great relief to tell you that I quit Oasis tonight. People will write and say what they like, but I simply could not go on working with Liam a day longer.”

With these words, Noel Gallagher announced his departure from the British rock institution he and his brother founded and fought over.

While Liam was quick to form Beady Eye with Oasis’ Gem Archer and Andy Bell, Noel exited the media spotlight, but he returns this week with his solo debut, Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds.

Ex-pat broadcaster Chris Tubbs got an audience with Gallagher Senior in London. (Part 1 of 3) Watch Part 2

The first of five Beastwars songs performed in front of an intimate audience at Auckland's York Street Studios.

The last of four Cairo Knife Fight songs performed in front of an intimate audience at Auckland's York Street Studios.

Producer: Ben King, Engineer: Hayden Taylor, D.O.P. Bevan Crothers, Cameras: Matt Gerrand, Paul Casserly, Glen Manchester, Hugh Sundae, Edit: Hugh Sundae

The second of four Cairo Knife Fight songs performed in front of an intimate audience at Auckland's York Street Studios.

Producer: Ben King, Engineer: Hayden Taylor, D.O.P. Bevan Crothers, Cameras: Matt Gerrand, Paul Casserly, Glen Manchester, Hugh Sundae, Edit: Hugh Sundae

The first of four Cairo Knife Fight songs performed in front of an intimate audience at Auckland's York Street Studios.

Producer: Ben King, Engineer: Hayden Taylor, D.O.P. Bevan Crothers, Cameras: Matt Gerrand, Paul Casserly, Glen Manchester, Hugh Sundae, Edit: Hugh Sundae

Sandy Mill performs Ko Koe by Tyna Keelan, the winner of the Maioha Award for contemporary Maori music at the 2011 APRA Silver Scroll Awards.

Thanks to APRA and Satellite Media.

The Heavy Metal Ninjas perform Concerto for Piano and Orchestra, by Lyell Cresswell. The composition won the SOUNZ Contemporary Award for Classical Composition.

Thanks to APRA and Satellite Media.

Cut Off Your Hands perform Delaney Davidson's Little Heart live at the Auckland Town Hall for the 2011 APRA Silver Scroll Awards.

Thanks to APRA and Satellite Media.

The Benka Boradovsky Bordello Band perform Avalanche City's Love, Love, Love, live at the Auckland Town Hall for the 2011 APRA Silver Scroll Awards.

Thanks to APRA and Satellite Media

John Rowles is joined by The Vietnam War and guests to perform Cheryl Moana Marie, live at the Auckland Town Hall for the 2011 APRA Silver Scroll Awards.

Thanks to APRA and Satellite Media.

Remembering Graham Brazier, who passed away today at the age of 63. Steve Abel and Gin Wigmore performing Hello Sailor's Blue Lady, live at the Auckland Town Hall for the APRA Silver Scroll Awards.

Orchestra of Spheres perform Bachelorette's Blanket, recorded live at the Auckland Town Hall for the 2011 APRA Silver Scroll Awards.

Thanks to APRA and Satellite Media.

The Harbour Union perform Ghost Of This Town live at the Auckland Town Hall for the 2011 APRA Silver Scroll Awards.

Thanks to APRA and Satellite Media.

Watch the video for The Adults' Nothing To Lose, a finalist for the 2011 APRA Silver Scroll Award.

Watch the highlights of when Jordan Luck met Keith Quinn. The two were recorded in conversation for Talking Heads, a feature of the street press magazine Volume (RIP).