Review: Luke Combs shocks Kiwis with surprise shoey - and All Blacks as fans
It's the country music star's first time in New Zealand and there's no way it's his last.
It's the country music star's first time in New Zealand and there's no way it's his last.
Review: Things were looking dull until one major moment turned it all around.
William Dart reviews Troy Kingi and APO's stellar Matariki show.
Choir and orchestra fearlessly navigated the constantly changing time signatures.
Michael Bublé shares a special moment singing with Kiwi buskers Vanessa and Johnny, who he'd met at the Auckland Fish Markets earlier. Video / Supplied
The street singers performed Up Where We Belong with the global superstar.
William Dart reviews APO concert.
Opinion: William Dart on APO concert.
The band kicks off The Dream tour at Auckland's Spark Arena.
The 'ultimate celebration of dance music' was a testament to NZ talent, writes Dan Boyd.
The underlying gloom in Rachmaninov’s music is inescapable.
Ocean Blvd is stunning so it's unfortunate its final quarter plummets into the sea.
The Counting Crows performed at the Christchurch Town Hall and wowed the audience.
The Irish rockers attempt to go small and intimate. Karl Puschmann sees if they succeed.
Upwards of 15k people attended each of the festival's three days.
There was a certain charm in the brevity of these miniatures, says William Dart.
'This is the show I think the most about on the whole tour.'
The DJ is a musical force to be reckoned with and, notably, quite the fan of Aotearoa.
A rundown on the most popular things Kiwis are listening to and watching this week.
Sir Elton is back in New Zealand to bid his fans adieu one final time. This time for real.
Wanaka was impressed well before the fireworks display signalled midnight.
Despite the weather, Jack Johnson reminds us summer is finally here.
The Killers played two shows in a row in Auckland last night.
Review: The US rapper got candid with the Friday Jams crowd on Sunday night.
Gilbert Varga a directorial dynamo leading the APO.
In a time of madness, "folklore" feels like a moment to escape.
Billy Idol's not as young as he once was, but everyone grows old.
We take a listen to the new album from the indie legends.