Richard O'Brien's new show
Richard O'Brien's new show, The Kingdom of Bling, is a satirical fairytale set to music and kicks off a nationwide tour in Ashburton on October 12.
AdvertisementAdvertise with NZME.
Latest fromMusic
Diddy’s private jet leaves Auckland after mysterious visit
The private jet was sighted in Auckland yesterday – now it's gone.
Garth Brooks accused of sexual assault and battery
The lawsuit details a string of allegations against the country icon.
In his darkest hour, Shihad's Jon Toogood doubted he’d get through. Here's what saved him
Since 2021, he's been through almost unbearable suffering. Now, he's telling the story.
Eminem set to become grandfather for the first time
The rap legend's daughter is expecting her first child.
There’s a familiar pain shared across the world from old soul artists - Walker
This track ends a seven year journey and is the final addition to his trilogy.
The song Kris Kristofferson wanted on his tombstone
Kristofferson told a music legend he wanted the song on his tombstone.
Sean 'Diddy' Combs' private jet spotted at Auckland Airport, following new sex crime charges
The music mogul is currently detained in the US. What is his jet doing in Auckland?
Auckland’s dying all-ages gig scene loses another venue
The venue’s fate is 'symptomatic' of Auckland’s live music scene state, says an organiser.
Is Christchurch now the coolest place in Aotearoa?
Creatives and community leaders believe Christchurch is enjoying a cultural renaissance.
Is Charli XCX coming to Laneway Festival?
Brat-green billboards cropped up, fuelling fan rumours.
Find out what's on in the Bay of Plenty
From Tauranga to Rotorua, discover upcoming events in the Bay of Plenty region.
Pink Floyd agree deal to sell music rights to Sony for $635m
Financial Times: The deal marks an end to years of infighting among band members.
Sean Combs’ White Parties were edgy, A-list affairs. Were they more?
New York Times: One woman has spoken out about the dark side of the parties.
Remembering Kris Kristofferson: A life of country music and cinematic success
New York Times: The iconic singer, songwriter and actor has died at age 88.
Andy Summers on The Police: 'We're bound together forever'
The guitar legend spoke to Gold's Tracey Donaldson ahead of his NZ shows.
'Welcome to the world': Frances Bean Cobain gives birth to baby boy
Frances Bean Cobain and her husband Riley Hawk have become parents for the first time.
'It’s vital': David Dallas on how to save NZ's live music scene
'No one’s too big to do stuff like this if the story is right.'
Jon Toogood on making a living in the arts and learning to value yourself
Listen: Jon Toogood discusses his financial journey with Liam Dann.
Lana Del Rey 'weds alligator tour guide' in low-key wedding
The 39-year-old singer went public with her new romance earlier this month.
Melanie Hamrick: Mick Jagger’s girlfriend on her new bonkbuster
Times: The Rolling Stone gave feedback for his girlfriend's ballet-based romance novel.
Watch: 'That’s skux' - The Wiggles are back in NZ
They talk to Ben Boyce about fame, family and whether they're supporting the All Blacks.
Taku Mana is released today as part of the Waiata Anthem month of music
Majic Paora is thrilled to part of the Waiata Anthems whānau.
Amid online backlash Chappell Roan confirms she will vote for Kamala Harris
Star refused to endorse the VP and criticised the Democratic Party.
William Dart review: Mozart and Copland shine at NZSO's Jupiter concert in Auckland
NZSO's Jupiter concert features Mozart, Copland, and Cresswell's final Piano Concerto.
Find out what's on in the Bay of Plenty
From Tauranga to Rotorua, discover upcoming events in the Bay of Plenty region.
Strange cellmates in a US jail: Sean Combs and Sam Bankman-Fried
New York Times: Sean Combs is in the same dormitory-style room as the crypto mogul.
So meant to be: Lorde performs 'Girl, So Confusing' with Charli XCX
The pop stars looked alike, had the same hair for the surprise performance.
Womad Aotearoa 2025: First artists announced
The first artists to perform at next year's Womad include Queen Omega and Nitin Sawhney.
Teskey Brothers to make Hawke's Bay debut with one-off Black Barn show
The Hawke's Bay summer is set to get a little more soulful.
Why did police not charge top Auckland school teacher after sex with student?
'He’s groomed her to the point where she has been unable to say no', the advocate claims.
Sean Combs’ arrest has the music world asking: Is our #MeToo here?
New York Times: The industry has largely avoided the accountability that swept Hollywood.