'I didn't care about money until I became a Dad' Tiki Taane on mid-life
Tiki Taane speaks to The New Zealand Herald about hitting mid-life, a new album and living sustainably
Tiki Taane speaks to The New Zealand Herald about hitting mid-life, a new album and living sustainably
Don't Give It Up is a total summer stunner. How does the rest of their new EP measure up?
Hamish Pinkham nearly saw his festival dreams crash and burn. Now, his smile is back.
American hip hop artist Chance the Rapper wooed a capacity crowd on the first day of Rhythm and Vines, telling the crowd he would move to NZ.
Being compared to Lorde seems inevitable when you're a female Kiwi singer, but Theia's cutting her own path.
Soundsplash has your summer sorted, rounding off its festival lineup with Tiki Taane, Hollie Smith and a bunch more acts.
Here's the lineup and everything else you need to know if you're planning on heading to WOMAD in 2017.
Despite last summer's somewhat disastrous festival season, our options are still looking pretty good.
One of the year's breakout voices belongs to retro soul-gospel man Leon Bridges. He talks to Russell Baillie ahead of his Auckland show.
The at-risk St Jerome Laneway Festival has secured an Auckland venue for another year - the same one it's played for the past four years.
Stop crying about the Big Day Out: there's still plenty of musical mischief to be had over summer. We've compiled a list - and scored a few exclusives in the process.
Last time he was here, DJ Shadow played in a giant orb. This time, the hip-hop pioneer is taking things back to basics. He talks to Chris Schulz.
Organisers offer up a highly eclectic mix at Ascension Vineyard this year - and get the taste buds going.
Raggamuffin festival star Tiki Taane tells Lydia Jenkin his new album was a challenge, but one he would be happy to repeat.
Benny Tipene's career has flourished since The X Factor finished, writes Lydia Jenkin.
The band formerly known as Mt Eden Dubstep cap off a very big, very international year with a summer tour back home. They talk to Chris Schulz.