
William Dart review: New Zealand Symphony Orchestra at Auckland Town Hall
OPINION: The first two of its 2024 Immerse concerts proved successful.
OPINION: The first two of its 2024 Immerse concerts proved successful.
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OPINION: The billboards have haunted the city, doubtlessly contributing to a full house.
OPINION: Unforgiving acoustics couldn't dampen a spellbinding evening of glorious singing.
OPINION: An evening of superlative music making.
Kendrick Lamar “Not Like Us” Directed by Dave Free & Kendrick Lamar Video / Kendrick Lamar
The pop icon has released 15 albums in 22 years, but which one comes out on top?
OPINION: This might well be the pinnacle of this year’s Bayleys Great Classics series.
The enigmatic singer-songwriter returns to Auckland after almost a decade.
OPINION: Auckland Philharmonia prove contemporary music is not box office poison.
The performance was the first in 2024′s Triptych series.
OPINION: The NZSO’s last Auckland appearance for three months was a triumphant au revoir.
The Grammy-winning band tell Karl Puschmann how Kiwi audiences lit a creative fuse.
A sold-out crowd proved they could indeed hold Macklemore, writes Ben Boyce.
Auckland Philharmonia’s Bach & Bruckner concert set off with a rare pleasure.
The final track of The Tortured Poets Department is dedicated to the 1920s film star.
The superstar mercilessly mocks ex-boyfriends Matty Healy and Joe Alwyn.
OPINION: Violinist Amalia Hall and conductor Christoph Altstaedt impress William Dart.
UK artist Fred again.. has been taking over the country on a surprise tour.
OPINION: The hypnotic vocals of Abdelilah Rharrabti and Esmail Fathi were illuminating.
A music review of the Auckland Philharmonia's In the Italian Style.
A nostalgic night with 90s power bands Matchbox Twenty and Goo Goo Dolls in Chch.
OPINION: Conductor delivers irresistible take on visceral Beethoven symphony.
Christchurch’s biggest party returns for its ninth year.
The pop star shed a tear during her Melbourne show for a very touching reason.
Two decades on, the US band brought their magnum opus back to NZ.
When the 60-person orchestra started to wind down, something unforeseeable happened.
Laneway brought the sun this year - along with a setlist that was unmatched.
A surprise guest appearance had Auckland fans losing their minds.
Amanda Palmer enlists the help of iconic New Zealand musician Julia Deans on her latest track "Little Island" from the new EP "New Zealand Survival Songs," ahead of her upcoming tour. Video / NZHerald