EDITORIAL: The reaction to the doco raises important questions about art and morality.

The singer's late-nite funk was effortlessly cool and took us beyond the red velvet rope

William Bush, 12, started petition that led to Metallica's NZ visit.

Exit light, enter Metallica;. the heavy metal legends are on their way

The songwriting 'artivist' says her mission was to shove Māori into NZers' faces.

Six60 fans warned against over-indulging ahead of the band's Dunedin concert this weekend.

Is Hello Happiness, her first album in 12 years, deserving of a warm welcome?

Julia Jacklin leaves no emotional stone unturned on her new album.

It begins and ends with survivor testimony, chillingly credible in its details.

Snail Mail on questions about her identity: 'it has nothing to do with the music'.

"I'm ashamed of my sister for keeping her mouth shut," says the star's sister.

Her "biggest fear" is not being able to protect her fans if there was a terror attack.

Henrietta Harris shares seven songs that have influenced her life and her art.

The typically eclectic nominees prove what a great year it was for local music

Broods are heading home to Nelson to play a show for those affected by the recent fires.

Auckland Arts Festival is here - so are Red Hot Chili Peppers - so it's a busy weekend.

Over 20 years Eminem has amassed an eclectic fan base and they all came to watch him.

Even if the rap superstar wanted to kick back and take it easy he legally can't.

Hawke's Bay rapper, Tom Francis has just released a song with Snoop Dogg.

Michael Jackson fans are working hard to silence Leaving Neverland.

Michael Jackson's influence on pop culture is extremely far-reaching.

Sean Cooper says the band had a different energy when they visited NZ last month.

From smiley dancer to public enemy no.1, how Keith Flint took the Prodigy to the top

Australian musician Xavier Rudd played for the first time in Tauranga to a sold-out crowd

Kiwi fans shocked after unwittingly attending The Prodigy's final gig last month.

Auckland festival unveils new programme to champion te reo through the arts.

46,474 people attended - but there was a dark side that didn't sit well with many.

Selene Campbell paid $60 for her tee that's falling apart before she's even worn it.

Here's what to know about their new venture.