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Adventures in sound
With the summer music festival circuit more jam-packed than ever, what does it take to stay afloat and get punters through the gates?
Laneway festival announce Wellington show
Wellington music fans will have the opportunity to see a cut-down selection of this year's Auckland lineup, when Laneway moves to Wellington on Tuesday February 1st 2011.
Album Review: Deerhunter <i>Halycon Digest</i>
Rating: 4/5 Verdict: A golden book of musical intrigue
Album Review: Warpaint <i>The Fool</i>
Rating: 4/5 Verdict: Float across a tumultuous sea of female emotions
Album Review: !!! <i>Strange Weather, Isn't It?</i>
Rating: 4/5 Verdict: The party gets serious
Laneway festival to test Aotea Sq with heavyweight lineup
The Laneway festival has a lineup that will ensure a dreamy, then magical, then devastatingly angular musical experience.
Album Review: Ariel Pink's Haunted Graffiti <i>Before Today</i>
Rating: 5/5 Verdict: Free your mind - a giggle will follow
Florence And The Machine
Pictures from her show at the Laneway festival in Auckland. Florence And The Machine perform tonight at The Trusts Stadium, Waitakare. Limited door sales $99.90 from 6pm
Laneway Festival at Britomart
Auckland's inaugural Laneway Festival rocks the CBD on Anniversary Day.
Concert Review: Laneway Festival
Raincoats and plastic ponchos were de rigueur early on at the first Laneway Festival at Britomart in central Auckland yesterday.
Return of the oddballs
The 3Ds have returned to reclaim their legend as the loudest goofiest pop band to have sprung from these shores.
Limelight lessons
The buzz for young Brit band The xx has propelled them all the way to Auckland for the Laneway Festival.
Welcome back cutter
One of 80s Britrock's brightest lights, Echo & the Bunnymen are headlining a new local music festival.