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Erica Stanford plays the bassoon in the Grand Hall
Erica Stanford playing the bassoon in the Grand Hall at Parliament with her education adviser Emma Chatterton on the piano.
Our Heroes 2023
Our Heroes celebrates fellow Kiwis who inspired us in 2023, whether through acts of bravery or kindness, a standout achievement or a lifetime's contribution, often previously unrecognised. Video / Ben Dickens
Why Kiwi hitmaker Jenny Morris can't sing anymore
Jenny Morris no longer sings or writes — but her life in song is about to be honoured.
Devlin was New Zealand's first pop superstar
A scratchy recording made in 1958 launched the career of Whanganui boy Johnny Devlin.
Best of 2016: Why Bic Runga bums her kids out
We're looking back on some of our favourite big reads from TimeOut this year. Today, we revisit Joanna Hunkin's interview with Bic Runga.
'Dad was pretty crazy at times'
To Kiwis he was a musical legend, but Danielle Cameron remembers her father as a man who loved being silly with his grandkids.
Auckland Museum announces dedicated NZ music exhibition
Tonight Auckland Museum has announced an extensive exhibition dedicated to celebrating and commemorating the last 70 years of music in New Zealand.
Siblings sweep awards
Last night Broods well and truly established themselves as a dominant force in New Zealand music by winning four Vodafone New Zealand Music Awards
Herbs honoured at Pacific awards
Herbs is getting another honour to mark the Auckland reggae band’s legacy and influence.
Lorde, Aaradhna win big
Even with her debut album Pure Heroine released too late for consideration, Lorde has come away with four Tuis at tonight's New Zealand Music Awards.
Dave Dobbyn enters NZ Music Hall of Fame
Dave Dobbyn has received the ultimate Kiwi music accolade - being inducted into the New Zealand Music Hall of Fame.
The singer-songwriter was honoured in recognition of his near 40-year career at the APRA Silver Scroll Awards.
Dobbyn is a three-time past Silver Scroll winner for Beside You (1998), You Oughta Be In Love (1987) and Belle of the Ball (1993).
VNZMA Interviews: Toy Love
One day before receiving their NZ Herald Legacy Award - and just moments after some of them had met for the first time in over 20 years - Toy Love members Mike Dooley, Jane Walker and Alec Bathgate sat down with Hugh Sundae to reflect on their short but sharp existence.
[VIDEO] Herbs' Hall Of Fame acceptance speech
Herbs accept their induction into the New Zealand Music Hall Of Fame, in an acceptance speech full of emotion, and of course, music.
Herbs: Cultivating fame
Alan Perrott talks to homegrown band Herbs about their roots, growing up, being inducted into music’s Hall of Fame and missing out on worldwide success.
Dragon are more than old enough
As his band is honoured tonight with the New Zealand Herald Legacy Award, Dragon founding member Todd Hunter talks to Scott Kara about the band's life and times.
NZ Music Hall Of Fame: Sailor rocked our boat
When Peter Urlich inducted Hello Sailor into the New Zealand Music Hall of Fame last week, he paid this tribute.
Dragon finally Old Enough for Legacy Award
Dragon, the band best known for hits April Sun In Cuba and Are You Old Enough?, as well as their decadent bad boy ways, are the winners of this year's NZ Herald Legacy Award.
The Fourmyula to enter NZ music hall of fame
The Fourmyula, who's song Nature was voted the greatest New Zealand pop song ever, will be inducted into the New Zealand Music Hall of Fame at this Wednesday's APRA Silver Scroll awards.
Shihad win NZ Herald legacy award and enter hall of fame
One of New Zealand's best loved rock bands have won The New Zealand Herald Legacy Award, and will be inducted into the New Zealand Music Hall of Fame.