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Prepare to Panic! At the Disco in Auckland
Panic! At the Disco are returning to New Zealand next year to play one show only, in Auckland.
Panic! At the Disco are returning to New Zealand next year to play one show only, in Auckland.
Forget Christmas, Record Store Day is the biggest celebration on the vinyl enthusiasts' calendar.
Days of flying under the radar are over for this music maker, writes Siena Yates.
Troye Sivan, on a thoroughly modern road to fame, has struggled but is following his dreams, he tells Lydia Jenkin.
Trump might have some people's support, but Clinton has the backing of a slew of Hollywood A-listers, and now her very own Fight Song.
Join Sarah Gandy and Laura McGoldrick in wrapping up this weeks music news.
For what should be a simple exercise in soundtrack cash-ins, the Ghostbusters OST sure makes a mess of things.
Nominations for the 2016 MTV Video Music Awards are out, and Taylor Swift has failed to pick up a single one.
Following a rapturous reception at the Auckland Arts Festival earlier this year Don McGlashan and Shayne Carter have just announced
The Bachelor's Naz Khanjani has appeared in a new music video in which she's in a loved up new relationship.
Parris Goebel could be adding an MTV Music Video Award to her list of achievements.
Pop star Ariana Grande had a performance at the White House blocked when she was caught licking donuts, a fresh batch of emails leaked by Wikileaks show.
Rising Grime artist Stormzy will play four New Zealand in October. The 22-year-old will play four New Zealand shows in October, including
Some Kiwi retirees took on Taylor Swift's Shake It Off, and if this is what the future holds for Taylor, it might not be so bad.
Aaradhna opens up on her worst encounters with racism, and how attacks aren't just on her but her whole family.
Karlos Diamond, aka Mr Sicc, who injured the police officer after an alleged spat with a US rap star, wants to address his anger issues.
A music promoter says he's working on bringing two of the world's hottest acts - Guns N' Roses and Adele - to New Zealand.
Diaz Grimm knows Cambridge isn't a breeding ground for hip-hop superstars, but he's trying to change that.
If you were somehow lucky enough to miss the ins-and-outs of Kanye vs Tay-Tay, don't worry about it. Live your life.
The mastermind behind the most popular illegal file-sharing site in the world, KickassTorrents, has distributed billion of dollars of pirated movies and music.
The Cure delivered three hours of hit songs and obscure classics, delighting Kiwi fans at Auckland's Vector Arena.
I'm just going on tour to Finland. I'm very excited about it. I have two shows there and also my doctor, who has always given me Botox
The past 50 years have seen a lot of great music hit the airwaves - but which year is the greatest of them all?
Hyped Houston rapper Travis Scott will play his first New Zealand show in October.
Donald Trump's daughter Tiffany made a pop song and it really is...something. Listen here.
What a time to be alive: My Chemical Romance is coming back. No one knows how, where or why, but we know when.
A festival celebrating all things meat is coming to New Zealand just a year after its successful debut in Sydney.
From Dave Dobbyn to David Dallas, the 20 artists battling it out for this year's Apra Silver Scroll award are as varied as they can get.
Festival fans have cause to celebrate - Auckland's biggest music event is coming back for round two.
Don't worry, it's good news this time - the pair have some exciting news for Kiwi fans.