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Big Day Out 2012: My Chemical Romance
2012 will see My Chemical Romance celebrating 10 years together, 10 years of uniting the teen masses with their anti-establishment messages and powerful punk glam rock.
2012 will see My Chemical Romance celebrating 10 years together, 10 years of uniting the teen masses with their anti-establishment messages and powerful punk glam rock.
Noel Gallagher is in the process of belittling me - and anyone else with an office job for that matter.
Let's just say there is no love lost at all between former Battles singer, guitarist and on-stage crazy man Tyondai Braxton and his old band mates.
Like his good mate Noel Gallagher, Tom Meighan doesn't mind letting the world know how great he thinks his band - Kasabian - is, and for that matter, how great he is.
Who's the biggest star of tomorrow's Big Day Out? Noel? Chris?
Photos from Rhythm and Vines 2011, an annual three-day music festival held at Waiohika Estate Vineyard in Gisborne.
For a week every year, the picturesque alpine village of Mayrhofen hosts the biggest, loudest snow festival in Europe.
The summer tour dates just keep on coming, and local lads The Datsuns are getting on board with a trip round the country, starting at the Waihi Beach Hotel on January 18.
Auckland could well do with more food-and-wine festivals, urges Don Kavanagh.
Rounding out the announcements for next year's Splore festival is the addition of powerful Texan neo-soul diva Erykah Badu.
With the tagline "Here for a good time, not a long time", you might think the annual Show Me Shorts festival aims to shock or entertain rather than delve too deeply into sophisticated stories.
Rotorua's Raggamuffin 2012 festival has expanded - and has got quite a bit deeper, in a bass frequency sense - with the addition of three more international artists to its line-up.
So what the hell am I supposed to do now? This might sound sad, but the end of the Rugby World Cup has left a gaping void in my life.
Some of New Zealand's finest cuisine will be showcased in the biggest food and wine festival of the year.
A third veteran act has been added to the double-header of Dragon and Hello Sailor at the Powerstation on November 4.
Keeping their fingers crossed for resource consent (c'mon Super City Council), the organisers of the annual Auckland Anniversary Day St Jerome's Laneway Festival have announced the details for next year's shindig on Monday January 30.
The party long billed as the world's only dry Oktoberfest is finally going wet.
A new local music festival might be going head-to-head with the Big Day Out but it has a very different target market.