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Cher has enjoyed a sweet moment at Giapo on Auckland's Gore Street.

Neil Finn has helped kick off a big pop festival with his bandmates in Fleetwood Mac.

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John Farnham is returning to New Zealand for one show only this summer.

Rock icon Ozzy Osbourne has announced the NZ dates for his global farewell tour.

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Backlash after the deaths of two people at a festival from overdoses is intensifying.

Six60 have made history becoming the first NZ band to sell out Western Springs.

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Mariah Carey has released an explicit breakup track.

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