Six60 fans aren't afraid of the rain
The rain was torrential at times, but that didn't stop thousands of people braving the foul weather to watch top Kiwi band Six60 at Whangarei's Toll Stadium.
The rain was torrential at times, but that didn't stop thousands of people braving the foul weather to watch top Kiwi band Six60 at Whangarei's Toll Stadium.
We talk to Kiwi acts hitting the road this summer. Today, we chat to Kora.
Bringing you our favourite features from 2015. If you missed them the first time around, now's the perfect time to catch up. And remember to come back tomorrow for the next instalment.
Cruising in van with good sounds, good food - and a traditional New Year's Eve gig at a favourite spot - makes for good times.
Australian rapper Iggy Azalea is taking singing lessons so she can contribute more vocals to her new record.
Bringing you our favourite features from 2015. If you missed them the first time around, now's the perfect time to catch up. And remember to come back tomorrow for the next instalment.
Axl Rose and Slash are reportedly planning on reuniting to perform together at the Coachella music festival.
We talk to Kiwi acts hitting the road this summer. Today, we chat to The Black Seeds' Barnaby Weir.
The death of Motorhead frontman and bassist Ian "Lemmy" Kilmister has left his Kiwi fans in disbelief.
We talk to Kiwi acts hitting the road this summer. Today, we chat to James Reid from The Feelers.
We talk to Kiwi acts hitting the road this summer. Today, we chat to Katchafire's Jordan Bell.
Lydia Ko posted her exciting adventures at the Psy concert on Instagram. "Psy is a LEGEND," she wrote.
Beatles songs were streamed an astonishing 50?million times in the first 48 hours after they became available to listen to live on the internet for the first time.
It seems some of us have more holiday cheer than others, which raises the question about whether Christmas spirit actually exists.
TimeOut takes a look back at the year that was, here are the entertainment highlights from 2015.
The Beatles' back catalogue of music will launch on a range of streaming services on Christmas Eve.
Parris Goebel is TimeOut's entertainer of the year. After helping create this week's cover, she sat down to talk 2015 and beyond with Lydia Jenkin.
When we look at some of our favourite local albums of 2015, particularly in the alt-country/blues/soul realm, it turns out there's one man who links them all together: Ben Edwards, our MVP for 2015.
Rapper G-Eazy and singer Jhene Aiko will headline an orientation tour for students that also includes local rapper David Dallas and DJ Sir-Vere.
Hip-hop star Lupe Fiasco has given fans triple the reason to look forward to 2016 after unveiling plans to release three separate albums in the space of 12 months.
New Zealand music downloading website, Amplifier.co.nz will be shutting down at the end of the year after 16 years of music trading.
Bring Me the Horizon have postponed their upcoming Auckland show after the demise of Australia's Soundwave music festival.
It's only been out for four weeks, but Adele's new record has been confirmed as New Zealand's biggest-selling album for 2015.
It's only been out for four weeks, but Adele's new album has been confirmed as the New Zealand's biggest-selling album for 2015.
Rap fans rejoice: New York collective Wu-Tang Clan are bringing the ruckus to New Zealand for the first time in their 23-year career.
Singer performs to a packed crowd in country where 24 million people are living below the poverty line.
Fallout from Soundwave's cancellation in Australia is continuing to affect New Zealand, with Disturbed saying its January 28 show is now postponed.
The three members of hit pop-opera trio Sol3 Mio are going back to their individual singing careers and leaving the trio on the backburner.
The pop star told the Supreme Court of New York that the suggestion Penn was violent towards her was completely "outrageous, malicious, reckless and false".
The judge lambasted Gallagher and Nicole Appleton for running up a 'manifestly excessive' £800,000 legal bill during their squabble.