Victoria Beckham's microphone was never on
Victoria Beckham's microphone used to be "turned off" when she performed with the Spice Girls.
Victoria Beckham's microphone used to be "turned off" when she performed with the Spice Girls.
The twins return to the stage to perform for two very different audiences. They talk to Dionne Christian.
Six60 have performed a touching Mother's Day tribute to all mothers as part of a special surprise for one west Auckland grandmother. Source: Youtube / umusicNZ
Today's music month flashback is an extreme ear-worm and could lead you to pronounce the name of an African nation incorrectly.
Chris Brown has obtained a restraining order against a persistent intruder.
Kylie Jenner has made her musical debut on producer Burberry Perry's Beautiful Day song - and appears to sing the N-word.
Phil Lynott's name is a byword for rock 'n' roll excess. Now a new book explores why the shy church-goer found it so hard to resist temptation, writes Neil Armstrong.
The Rolling Stones don't want Donald Trump playing their songs. Travis M. Andrews looks at similar cases and what the law says.
Today's music month flashblack is the most well-known single for 1980s pop heroes The Mockers.
It seemed all but certain that the album, Queen B's sixth, would slay its way up the charts, just as her past five albums have.
Los Angeles-based funk-rock titans Red Hot Chili Peppers have returned with their first new single in five years.
George Clooney, Julia Roberts, Gwen Stefani and a Queen singalong - does it get any better than this?
Prince was found dead at his Minnesota compound just one day before he was supposed to meet a doctor to help him with his alleged painkiller addiction.
Today's music month flashback is the song that started it all for The Exponents.
Flume is scaling up on his just-announced world tour, kicking things off with three stadium shows in New Zealand.
Jay Z is reportedly making his own version of Beyonce's Lemonade that will "tell his side of things".
Aubrey Drake Graham is having some feels. "Please give me time because I'm searching for these words to say to you," he mopes on Redemption.
Today's music month flashback was the biggest selling single in NZ in 1988.
Lorde is sporting a new look on the red carpet in New York today, showcasing what appears to be a broken arm.
In the course of a single afternoon, Radiohead evanesced from the Internet, leaving nothing but confused fans and empty pages.
Thousands of young fans were disappointed to learn that an award-winning UK artist announced that she had cancelled her NZ gig just days before the event.
The Herald has partnered with NZ On Screen to bring a music video of a classic NZ song every day of the month. We kick the series off today with a song about a legendary Auckland road.
Heavy metal band Iron Maiden fly out of New Zealand today with a special parting gift for its rock star frontman - a named All Blacks jersey.
Auckland gets rowdy on a Sunday night as British metal titans Iron Maiden fly into town. Chris Schulz was there.
As Iron Maiden continued their world tour, frontman Bruce Dickinson pulled on an All Blacks shirt during their show in Christchurch last Friday.
Entertainment is politics. Look no further than this election cycle's dozens of presidential debates for evidence.
Beyoncé surprised fans when she mysteriously cancelled her upcoming concert in Nashville.
It is being hailed as the greatest concert ever, a superstar-studded bill of ultimate rock legends, including Sir Paul McCartney, Rolling Stones, Bob Dylan.
An ambitious new series takes a long look at the science and art of recording music.