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What a normal G N’ R show is supposed to look like as the world crawls out of almost three years of Covid hibernation, who knows.
But this one at Eden Park

American hard rock band Guns N' Roses is just the second international act to play Eden Park tomorrow night, after Billy Joel graced the stage last weekend. Opening for the Sweet Child O' Mine performers is a band born and raised in Aotearoa who've gained international acclaim. Tom Taylor spoke with Alien Weaponry as they made their way from Wellington to Auckland.

It’s a mega-weekend for concertgoers in Auckland and fans for three major events will descend on the city centre on the same night.
With Guns N’ Roses at E

L.A.B has secured their spot in award history, by taking out the same four Tūī for second year running.

Indigenous people from New Zealand to Alaska are reclaiming their heritage by getting facial tattoos, but why now?

A proliferation of social media filters that allow users to project mataora, moko kauae and other taonga onto their faces has raised fresh concern about the protection of Māori identity and intellectual property.

With borders finally open again for international touring, Independent Music New Zealand (IMNZ) and

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Megadeth, Kreator and Bring Me The Horizon are among the bands hitting the stage at the upcoming VOA – Heavy Rock Festival, which returns to Estádio...

When Brazil hosted the original Rock In Rio in 1985 it solidified Latin America's ties with heavy metal as a genre, cementing the region as a new destination for bands looking to adoring crowds away from the usual routes of Europe and the US. But while the region has boasted a bubbling undercurrent of underground scenes (from black and death metal to thrash, heavy metal and beyond) in the near-four decades since, very few bands from Latin America have become household names in ...