The song Kris Kristofferson wanted on his tombstone
Kristofferson told a music legend he wanted the song on his tombstone.
Kristofferson told a music legend he wanted the song on his tombstone.
The music mogul is currently detained in the US. What is his jet doing in Auckland?
The venue’s fate is 'symptomatic' of Auckland’s live music scene state, says an organiser.
Creatives and community leaders believe Christchurch is enjoying a cultural renaissance.
Brat-green billboards cropped up, fuelling fan rumours.
From Tauranga to Rotorua, discover upcoming events in the Bay of Plenty region.
Financial Times: The deal marks an end to years of infighting among band members.
New York Times: One woman has spoken out about the dark side of the parties.
Frances Bean Cobain and her husband Riley Hawk have become parents for the first time.
'No one’s too big to do stuff like this if the story is right.'
Listen: Jon Toogood discusses his financial journey with Liam Dann.
The 39-year-old singer went public with her new romance earlier this month.
Times: The Rolling Stone gave feedback for his girlfriend's ballet-based romance novel.
They talk to Ben Boyce about fame, family and whether they're supporting the All Blacks.
Majic Paora is thrilled to part of the Waiata Anthems whānau.
Star refused to endorse the VP and criticised the Democratic Party.
New York Times: Sean Combs is in the same dormitory-style room as the crypto mogul.
The pop stars looked alike, had the same hair for the surprise performance.
The first artists to perform at next year's Womad include Queen Omega and Nitin Sawhney.
The Hawke's Bay summer is set to get a little more soulful.
'He’s groomed her to the point where she has been unable to say no', the advocate claims.
New York Times: The industry has largely avoided the accountability that swept Hollywood.
David Dallas speaks about why we need to highlight small venues to save live music. Video / Carson Bluck, Lana Andelane
The Music of the Spheres World Tour is set to touch down in Aotearoa this November.
NY Times: Prosecutors say the encounters were abusive. Combs says they were consensual.
The rocker was hospitalised after his Dunedin concert in August this year.
The Epsom college has criticised the Teaching Council in an email to parents today.
'The more I push into the music industry … I lose what I actually want,' says the singer.