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UK duo returning to NZ festival
UK-based electro-jazz-hip hop duo the Correspondents had such a brilliant time at last year's Splore festival, they're back for another round.
UK-based electro-jazz-hip hop duo the Correspondents had such a brilliant time at last year's Splore festival, they're back for another round.
They rocked a sold-out concert in Auckland last year and now Twenty One Pilots are set to return to New Zealand for an even bigger show.
Christchurch radio station says any DJ who plays single will be "pulled out of the studio by the ponytail".
Bret McKenzie and Jemaine Clement are set to play their first show together as Flight of the Conchords in more than three years.
Ellie Goulding will burn her way through two arena shows later this year.
Veteran Australian singer-songwriter Ed Kuepper might be coming to support English band the Stranglers in April but he's finding time for his own solo gigs too.
They're about to make their first appearance in New Zealand, so it's only fair that Cold War Kids stick around for a second show.
A song about deciding whether to be the "big spoon" or "little spoon" while cuddling in bed has been called "the worst song ever recorded" by critics.
Continuing to add to the attractions of music, great food, and kids activities, Auckland City Limits has now announced its artwork programme for the festival on Saturday, March 19 at Western Springs.
Coldplay are set to headline the Sunday night slot at Glastonbury and people are not happy.
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Justin Bieber hit the Grammys stage with Diplo and Skrillex to perform "Where Are U Now” and “Love Yourself".
David Bowie's son pokes fun at Lady Gaga following her tribute to his late father at the Grammy Awards.
A ticketing glitch for international rocker Prince saw alarmed Australian fans with front row seats told they weren't going to have such a VIP view.
Meghan Trainor has blamed her dad for her tearful Grammys speech, which ended with the singer saying: "I'm a mess. I have to go cry."
A video clip has surfaced showing Swift wiping away tears of frustration and mouthing "I missed a note" to her close pal Selena Gomez after she left the stage.
Adele sought comfort in a burger after her Grammys performance was plagued with sound problems.
Rihanna cancelled her performance at the Grammy awards at the last minute due to bronchitis.
Hopes of adding a Grammy to the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra's awards cabinet have been dashed after the accolade was handed to the Boston orchestra instead.
A Sunday afternoon recital by the Tennant-Austin Duo provided a stylish launch for Auckland's concert year.
US rapper Kanye West is begging fans to subscribe to Tidal, putting off the sale of his album in the hope more people will stream the much talked about record.
Taylor Swift will go head to head with rapper Kendrick Lamar when the Grammy Awards are handed out.
Lana Del Rey says she wants viewers to feel like they've stepped into a French Impressionist artwork by painter Claude Monet while watching her new music video.
After a prolonged rollout that included last-minute changes and a massive fashion show, Kanye West's new album is finally out for the public.
The Rolling Stones are under 24-hour armed guard in South America.