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Meet the Bears A BBC World Nature production narrated by none other than Hugh Bonneville, Mr Henry Brown of Paddington fame, this hour-long look at the state of bears in our current world was what I needed to see this week. Take note, parents: this documentary could help with any number of future school projects, and (welcome spoiler) nothing dies. Filming all eight* species of bear in the world, we vicariously live life as a bear, from curious cub to stroppy adolescent, right through to fu...

Bic Runga says more music artists should join te reo Māori movement in making the music industry bilingual.

Photos from the event show thousands of clubbers packed in a room together and dancing without masks or social distancing. People could be seen smiling and laughing, sitting on their friends shoulders, cheering, singing, and hugging. According to the BBC, at least 3000 people who had returned negative test results for Covid-19 were allowed to attend the event in Liverpool on Friday (local time). Anthony Devlin/Getty Images Clubbers return to the dance floor as part of the national Events Rese...

Tim Prier is thrilled to announce the release of his launch in support of NZ Music Month. ‘Project 31’ will be running every day in May. Tim Prier, in collaboration with a hand-picked, locally sourced production team, has filmed 31 Kiwi artists playing ...

Press Release – Project 31 Tim Prier is thrilled to announce the release of his launch in support of NZ Music Month. ‘Project 31’ will be running every day in May. Tim Prier, in collaboration with a hand-picked, locally sourced production team, has filmed 31 Kiwi artists playing Kiwi songs to release every day during NZ Music Month. A wide range of styles, fresh and familiar faces, and pure acoustic homegrown goodness is what to expect every day this May. From covers like Hollie Smith to ...

"I walked into the studio, met Don, sung it a few times and then left. Little did we know what it would go on to become."

Special achievement: Six60 get jittery as they take the stage in historic Eden Park show Newshub 3 hrs ago © Newshub Watch: Six60 are taking the stage at Eden Park. Aucklands home of rugby will be home to music for the first time on Saturday night.  Eden Park is holding its first concert, with 50,000 people expected to turn out for Six60, Sir Dave Dobbyn and other Kiwi acts.  Ji Fraser, the bands lead guitarist, says the show is a "special achievement".  "To be the first to open the doo...

Six60 Eden Park concert: The new Kings of Eden Park 24 Apr, 2021 05:00 PM 4 minutes to read Six60 make history at Eden Park concert. Video / Six60 Herald on Sunday Chart-toppers Six60 have written a new chapter in their rich history - becoming the first Kiwi band to headline a gig at world-famous sporting ground Eden Park. A sell-out crowd of about 50,000 were in attendance for the historic night; a gig that followed a successful consent bid with Auckland Council to be able to host music events...

A HUGE crowd of 50,000 music fans has packed out a concert in New Zealand today - with no masks or social distancing.Kiwi band Six60 performed at Auck

RICKY WILSON/Stuff The concert had been a long time coming for the stadium, and for Six60 themselves. Throughout the show Walters provided between-songs patter on the gravity of the concert, touching on the long-drawn-out battle. “What’s up Eden Park,” he had yelled to the crowd after the band’s introductory two songs, which included an especially powerful rendition of Dont Forget Your Roots. Ricky Wilson/Stuff Despite the rain, nothing could put a damper on fans’ enthusiasm for th...