Sons of Zion face fears after five-year absence
The Kiwi band are back after a hiatus, but things are ... a little different.
AdvertisementAdvertise with NZME.
Latest fromMusic
Saint James: A 'sad' walk through with a hopefully happy end
Chris Schulz takes a stroll through the once mighty, now musty, Saint James Theatre.
This Is America: Breaking down Childish Gambino's powerful new music video
Donald Glover's video appears to reference minstrel characters and police brutality.
Marlon Williams on love, loss and becoming a sex symbol
What becomes of the broken hearted? Karl Puschmann asks Marlon Williams.
This weekend we want to go to...
The TimeOut and Arts teams pick their weekend highlights, from light shows to classical
House of Shem star dies after cancer battle
Reggae star described as a "true pioneer" and "legend" after his death from bowel cancer.
Boyzlife duo hit central Auckland golf course
The pair, who are reportedly good friends, both play off a handicap of 10.
Taylor Swift posts apology letter from Katy Perry
Taylor Swift posted what looked to be a very private note to social media.
Superstar DJ in Beverly Hills car crash
Calvin Harris is lucky to walk away from the serious crash
Kiwi singer's nude video allowed on Facebook
Helen Corry is back online with her Facebook page after it was deleted over a nude video.
Elon Musk dating pop star
Musk has gone public with his new lover, electronic musician Grimes, at the Met Gala.
John Oliver 'quits' after Russell Crowe prank
"Goodbye, forever, everyone," says Last Week Tonight host. "My work here is done."
Adele throws Titanic-sized 30th birthday party
How does a woman with 15 Grammy Awards and more than 50 million album sales celebrate?
Massive Guns N' Roses box set omits key song
New Gunners boxset removes a controversial song from the rock band's history.
Donald Glover's shocking video - what does it mean?
Rapper shoots people while dancing in a video described as "disturbing and beautiful".
There's no one quite like Grace Jones
Documentary charts childhood to the not-quite serenity of today.
US radio station leads #muteKanye movement
A radio station has a proactive way to address Kanye West's off-the-cuff remarks.
Vote: Which band best represents Auckland?
It's a battle of the bands - who do you think should come out on top?
Britney's bizarre new work out routine
Britney Spears sure knows how to make fitness fun.
How the music industry overlooked R. Kelly's alleged abuse
For more than two decades, the recording industry turned a blind eye to Kelly's behaviour.
History repeats for Split Enz fans
ENZSO, in which the NZ Symphony Orchestra performed Split Enz hits, has been recreated
'Shocking': Facebook bans Kiwi singer over #MeToo video
Partial nudity in video led social media giant to delete her page, which had 2000 fans.
Rose Matafeo delivers one of the fest's best shows
Matafeo goes for broke in an hour of non-stop energy and laughter
Delaney Davidson gets low down and dirty
Delaney Davidson's new album Shining Day is a scuzzy success
October's debut turns the brutal into beautiful
We review the debut album from a local goth-pop prodigy.
Estere gets personal exploring Others' Lives
Estere's latest album is fresh, unique and it's well worth exploring.
Jacinda and Gin Wigmore: Intimate interview shows new side to PM
Jacinda Ardern opened up to Gin Wigmore in this exclusive interview special.
Watch: Stars cover Kiwi classics for Music Month
Get excited: TimeOut Entertainment presents the Music Month Sessions.
'What are you talking about?' Kanye gets ripped for 'slavery was a choice' quip
Social media is having a field day with Kanye West's 'slavery is a choice' comments.
Pink breaks record with fifth Auckland show
Pink has confirmed she'll play a record-breaking fifth show in Auckland this September.
October - 'Blend' (Cover)
NZ Music Month Sessions: October performs a cover of Blend by Aldous Harding.
Someone finally stood up to Kanye West
After Kanye West declared slavery a "choice," a TMZ staffer stood up to him.