
'I don’t care if you don’t like my music': Darude on Sandstorm's enduring legacy
The EDM icon will celebrate 25 years of Sandstorm at Synthony in the Domain next March.
The EDM icon will celebrate 25 years of Sandstorm at Synthony in the Domain next March.
Time's Icon of the Year, the singer revealed he made 'terrible decisions' while on drugs.
His 'suspicious' behaviour was reportedly a wake-up call for the pregnant actress.
Review: If there’s a problem with Chalamet’s voice, it’s that it’s slightly too good.
The rapper made a red carpet appearance with Beyonce and Blue Ivy.
Christchurch's St Andrew's College has gone viral for a second year running, this time with a cover of British band Coldplay’s 2008 hit Viva La Vida. Video / Stacmusic
As many people as the entire population of Greece attended Swift's Eras Tour concerts.
The singer's self-published book was released at the end of November.
Bic Runga and Benee shared their thoughts on career growth and pressure.
The city council joins local promoter Hamish Pinkham in a Soundshell promotion.
Bassist Phil Small recalls how he made ends meet after the band split up in 1983.
The heavy metal band are set to return to Aotearoa next year.
Lap dances, keg stands and club records ignite Auckland’s Spark Arena.
'We’re in a rock 'n' roll church right now.'
The quintet are no strangers to infighting, but the latest row may be the costliest yet.
Casual Healing performs Aroha. Made with funding from NZ On Air. Video / Locals Only
Casual Healing performs Headstrong. Made with funding from NZ On Air. Video / Locals Only
It took the band a fortnight to conquer the US – Beatles ‘64 takes you along for the ride.
'Holding On' features a pedal steel guitar, blending country-roots with Māori themes.
Produced by Martin Scorsese and offering an insight into Beatlemania, David Tedeschi's new documentary is streaming on Disney+ from November 29. Video / Disney+
Kiwi singer Mitch James has his final interview as a musician with Mike Hosking. Video / Newstalk ZB
Not Like Us topped the charts, but a Drake-owned company says that its success was rigged.
The eight-band bill includes five Kiwi rock units.
Featuring musicians with disabilities, Mutes from Mars perform in Hawke's Bay on Nov 28.
Black Barn will be a 'natural home' for the event, with a 'pulsing bassline' thrown in.
Capital effort: Meow Nui brings couple's vision to life.
She plans to monetise photos of her bottom to cover food, staff and accommodation costs.