Q: What does Michael Jackson, Black Sabbath and Toto all have in common? A: Weezer.

Womad has released its timetable for its three-day festival in March.

Billie Eilish has debuted a shocking new song and music video inspired by Get Out.

As Lily Allen returns to Auckland this week, she's not the same woman she once was.

"It's quite weird when you write something, and then it teaches you a lesson in a way."

Lorde's former manager Scott Maclachlan shares the seven songs that have stayed with him.

"I'm raising the kids with knowledge of firearms, how to handle them, shoot them."

"That girl has experienced serious trauma and she is in the middle of it right now."

Broods bounce back from some troubled times with an album full of snarky fun.

It's not just Kiwis forced to watch Air NZ's awful safety video. And that's a problem.

Denzel Curry was forced to watch Air NZ's latest safety video. Here's what he had to say.

After this morning's announcement for a North Island tour, they joined us this afternoon.

Two sweaty reporters took in Laneway's Auckland leg. Here are their favourite things.

A Kiwi singer has done something drastic to get a pop star's attention.

As the dust settles, the film "Blinded by the Light" is on track to secure a healthy sale.

Sol3 Mio are hitting the road with an intimate new tour to get closer to fans.

The 41-year-old 'Your Body Is A Wonderland' singer confessed: "I have three nipples.'

Despite cloudy skies this morning, Laneway has kicked off to a stellar start.

Hollywood brightened Lady Gaga's star, Las Vegas will protect her from oblivion.

She wasn't breathing. He didn't know CPR. Then he recalled an old episode of 'The Office.'

Hot day might make Florence & the Machine singer rethink earlier "all black" requests.

Jackson's new documentary so explicit that counsellors were on hand after the viewing.

Dr. Martens teams up with punk legends Sex Pistols for new footwear range

The trend for dressing up for festivals has become a booming business.

Stephen Colbert wants Cardi B to challenge Trump's State of the Union speech.

"I'm more upset about this than I have any right to be."

A further show has been added to their New Zealand tour in September this year.

Songs as bleak as these should not be this catchy

Ozzy Osbourne and the bat remains one of rock-and-roll's most rock-and-roll stories.

The popular Scottish DJ thinks his stage name is "horrible".