Auckland City Limits confirms its headliners
Auckland City Limits music festival is back - with a taste of France. Here's the line-up.
AdvertisementAdvertise with NZME.
Latest fromMusic
Auckland City Limits is making a comeback
Auckland City Limits is back. Promoter Campbell Smith explains why it needed a year off.
Incubus returning to New Zealand after six years
Incubus are returning to New Zealand for two shows in 2018 - get the details here.
Yelawolf is coming back to light up your summer
Yelawolf is returning to New Zealand for two shows this December.
Tom Jones: abusers 'target men too'
In the music industry, men were targeted the same way women were.
Bananarama: original girlband reunite at 50
Beloved pop trio of the 1980s Bananarama's nascent rise seems astonishing.
Bieber's massive new torso tattoo shocks fans
Bieber's fans are in mourning after the 23-year-old pop star covered up his famous abs.
Minaj star witness in brother's child rape trial
Lawyers allege the allegations are an attempt at extorting $35.6m from the rapper.
Pink: 'Xtina swung at me in club during feud'
Pink shares how bad her feud with Christina Aguilera was as she hints at collaboration.
Sam Smith's gender shock reveal
"I just buy everything - heels, dresses. I love a heel. I've got loads of heels at home."
Great North on nostalgia, grief and leaving folk behind
"I didn't want to write so much of a folk album this time around."
Why is nostalgia so hot right now?
On this week's TimeOut Talks, we discuss nostalgia, fandom and Kiwi summer music.
Pink announces fifth New Zealand show
Pink has added a fifth show to her New Zealand tour due to high demand.
How do I decide between Fleet Foxes and SZA?
New Zealand's booming summer music schedule is throwing up some tough decisions.
Grace Jones sells out Queenstown show
Grace Jones' one-off New Zealand show in Queenstown has sold out.
Russell Crowe 'spat at' Azealia Banks
It's been a year since it happened - but a new witness claims Crowe 'spat at' Banks.
Kiwi rocker battling cancer, can't work for six months
The front man for Wellington metal act Beastwars is undergoing treatment for cancer.
Pink's charismatic but clichéd return
Despite the clichés on Beautiful Trauma, Pink has enough charisma to carry the album.
Kelis brings her Milkshake to New Zealand
Singer Kelis has moved on from Milkshake to focus on other foodie endeavours.
Destiny's Child singer: 'I was suicidal'
Michelle Williams was "suffering with depression" during Destiny's Child fame.
Joey makes January a little more Bada$$
Joey Bada$$ has announced his return in January.
Craig David, from pop star to party starter
Despite his famous lyrics, Craig David guarantees his set this Sunday won't be "chilled"
How Kiwis will help make RnB star Ne-Yo's new album
Ne-Yo's making a new album and he wants you to help him when he visits for Friday Jams.
Rapper hides beats, rhymes from his mum
Abdul Kay's first single is earning rave reviews - but he can't play it to his parents.
Ed Sheeran talks broken arms: 'I am unable to perform'
Ed Sheeran has cancelled shows after breaking his arm. What does that mean for NZ?
Ogilala is Billy Corgan as never before
On his new solo album, Billy Corgan sounds more than happy: he sounds content.
Womad confirms full line-up for 2018
Dragon and Kamasi Washington are already headliners. Here's the rest of the bill.
Critics slam 'old man' Will Smith's EDM 'disaster'
"'Lit' is no more. Old man Will Smith is building sh**ty, deafening EDM songs."
Pink adds extra show after huge demand
Pink has added another Auckland show due to popular demand in the pre-sales.
Wellington festival lands Grizzly Bear, Thundercat
Grizzly Bear, David Byrne and Thundercat are will play the New Zealand Festival in 2018.
Ariana Grande is not sitting on that stool
A thread of conspiracy theories have launched over Ariana's precarious balance.
Maureen Gordon: Matriarch of Auckland music
Maureen Gordon will forever be linked with the King's Arms Tavern.
$160 to see Grace Jones in New Zealand
Grace Jones will perform her first-ever New Zealand show next year - for a hefty price.