Ava Cherry: ‘I blew up my life for David Bowie’
'It's still very raw for a lot of people that he's gone.'
'It's still very raw for a lot of people that he's gone.'
Sublime's recent single may be their most special yet.
They're behind some of rock's best tunes, but their name remains a mystery to some.
There’s one copy of the clandestine recording, and it can finally be heard... in Tasmania.
He and his late brother Robert composed more than 150 songs for films.
Tyrone and The Nukes team up for a double feature at The Regent.
Music man Tihei Harawira is trying to get to London.
Brian Baker has wasted no time getting to work.
OPINION: Auckland Philharmonia prove contemporary music is not box office poison.
The singer's journey with stiff person syndrome is detailed in new film.
Lydia Clark will perform her song with the Auckland Philharmonia in two concerts.
Raid linked to rapper's incomplete payments for giant TV.
A timeline of some of the dustups between artists, fans and Ticketmaster.
Financial Times: 'Monopoly' blamed for suffocating competition in live music industry.
The much-loved singer is sharing an intimate look into her life with stiff person syndrome
Can it break up the company's monopoly on live events?
The iconic band will embark on a countrywide tour, hitting both the cities and regions.
Funds raised will go to Eastland Helicopter Rescue Trust to service the wider district.
Northland musicians Leroy Brown and Mark Bruce reveal how their band was started.
Five former high school mates are set to release their debut album.
COMMENT: Should you blacklist the music of abusive artists?
The rapper was spotted sharing a sweet father-daughter dance at Hailie's nuptials.
‘Shocked’ by stories of abuse from the music industry, he decided to do something.
The star earlier suggested those who accused him of abuse were just looking for a payday.
While the star was caught assaulting his ex-girlfriend on camera, he won't be charged.
The rapper's rival 50 Cent is one of many who have hit out at Sean Combs.
You may know Te Ohorere Williams' operatic voice from the Dawn Service in Auckland.
OPINION: The NZSO’s last Auckland appearance for three months was a triumphant au revoir.
District Attorney confirmed it is 'unable to charge' the 54-year-old star.
Music and dance have important functions in terms of how people create and maintain bonds.