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Welcome To Rockville Returns In 2021 With Metallica, Nine Inch Nails & More Single day and weekend passes for Welcome To Rockville are on sale now.by TV News Desk The popular destination event Welcome To Rockville returns for its biggest year yet and moves to a new weekend for 2021, November 11-14, at its new home at the Daytona International Speedway in Daytona Beach, Florida. Floridas Biggest Rock Experience features a massive lineup of the biggest stars and brightest up-and-comers in toda...

Win with the NZSO & Alien Weaponry Publish Date The NZSO & Alien Weaponry present Tū Tapatahi - Stronger Together in Hamilton and Christchurch this May! The New Zealand Symphony Orchestra are joining Aotearoa New Zealand metal band Alien Weaponry for two epic concerts and we have your chance to head along and witness Alien Weaponry’s raw power and energy. Don’t worry if you’re out of town, we have flights and accommodation sorted for you, so you don’t have to miss out. All you need to ...

By: Francisco Rendon Stephen J. Cohen/Getty Images Bubble VisionThe Flaming Lips’ Wayne Coyne at Bourbon & Beyond Music Festival 2019 at Highland Ground in Louisville, Ky. After being upended by the COVID-19 pandemic for more than a year, the live entertainment industry, at least in the U.S., seems to be moving toward a comeback as, every day, more tours and destination events are announced.  Industry insiders can submit tour listings to Pollstar R...

Nightmare Withdrawals Summary 80 / 100 When you think about New Zealand heavy music, what bands do you think about? For hardcore and metalcore lovers, Antagonist A.D immediately comes to mind. For rock, there’s the mighty Shihad. Or there’s Alien Weaponry, whose groove-metal brings traditional Māori culture and language to the foreground. There are obviously other bands I’m forgetting or skimming past in this assessment, but one more ex...

NZ Music Month: New Zealands best live music venues to visit 3 May, 2021 11:39 PM 8 minutes to read Crowded house: Pack into these 10 live music venues in Aotearoa. Photo / Ateed, Supplied NZ Herald By: Poppy Tohill Rock stadium or intimate nightspot, New Zealand should be proud of its many and varied music venues, writes Poppy Tohill As our small country punches above its weight with creative talent, we similarly do so with places to discover and enjoy such talent. From the top of the north t...

For Gojira diehards, Revolver  has two limited-edition Spring Issue bundles featuring a numbered slipcase, alternate cover and either an exclusive Mario Duplantier art print or the bands new album, Fortitude Gojira have announced a fall North American tour in support of their new album, Fortitude. Shortly after their summer run with Deftones, the French titans are set to return to the road in October with hardcore beasts Knocked Loose and New Zealand thrash unit Alien Weaponry.  Two days ...

VICKI ANDERSON offers a few highlights of events in Ōtautahi Christchurch this weekend and beyond. Have you made time to see the Ralph Hotere exhibition at Christchurch Art Gallery yet? When I visited recently, after checking out CoCA next door, I saw a couple crying quietly with their arms around one another in front of a painting. It is that moving. Christchurch tip of the week: The $6 tacos from Cactus in Barbadoes St. Also visit for the A+ banter. The Christchurch song of the week: Wh...

Strasbourg 1518 at Circa Theatre, was an excellent meeting of dance, theatre, sound, light and jazz. One thing hasn’t changed in the 25 years I’ve been writing about the visual and performing arts in Wellington - people from galleries ask me for theatre recommendations, while theatregoers ask about exhibitions. Looks on their faces suggest they consider the other respective arts scene like some other country. Even in this creative crucible of a city I’m often struck by how different aud...

Press Release – NZSO Conductor Holly Mathieson. Picture credit: Martin Stewart Award-winning New Zealand conductor Holly Mathieson will lead the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra next month for the first time, including performances of Hector Berlioz’s groundbreaking psychedelic Symphonie Fantastique. A frequent conductor of top orchestras, ballet and opera companies in Europe, North America and Australasia, Mathieson’s many achievements include reaching No. 1 in the British classical music...

Monday, 12 April 2021, 4:10 pm Conductor Holly Mathieson. Picture credit: Martin Stewart Award-winning New Zealand conductor Holly Mathieson will lead the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra next month for the first time, including performances of Hector Berlioz’s groundbreaking psychedelic Symphonie Fantastique. A frequent conductor of top orchestras, ballet and opera companies in Europe, North America and Australasia, Mathieson’s many achievements include reaching No. 1 in the British classi...