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Dallas Tamaira’s ( Fat Freddy’s Drop) rebirth as a solo artist with its release in the second half of 2020 . The brand new single Spider’ represents the peaceful, slower pace of life Tamaira fell in love with during his confinement at home. Spider’ has late-night summer vibes, dark guitar and heavy bass contrasted with large sweeping layers of vocals, all brought together with soulful piano flourishes. The result is smooth, lush, low-fi “slow soul”, delivered by arguably one of the...

Ross Giblin/Stuff The Homegrown 2021 stages are taking shape across the Wellington waterfront as 190 container loads of equipment is unloaded. Wellington’s Homegrown festival has 50 acts across six stages, making it the largest collection of New Zealand music on one ticket. Here are five of Stuff’s picks from this year’s line-up, which will be on show on Saturday, March 20. Supplied Stu Kora (guitar, keys, backing vocals), Ara Adams-Tamatea (bass), Joel Shadbolt (lead guitar, lead voc...

Pip Brown aka Ladyhawke has just released a brand new single with Broods, and a new album is on the way in September. She joins Charlotte Ryan for a chat about new music, and her incredible journey both overseas and abroad. 

Chris Mac of Six60 shares his favourite Hamilton spots ahead of concert 26 Feb, 2021 02:06 AM 3 minutes to read Six60 will play to a crowd of 25,000 this Saturday at Claudelands Oval in Hamilton. Photo / Supplied Six60 will play to a crowd of 25,000 this Saturday at Claudelands Oval in Hamilton. Photo / Supplied Te Awamutu Courier reporter Caitlan Johnston talks with Six60s bass guitarist Chris Mac ahead of tomorrow nights concert in Hamilton about the bands new single, his favourite bars in Ha...

Press Release – NZ On Air   Local music broke several records for radio airplay and chart placings in 2020 in spite of the many challenges the industry faced due to the pandemic, according to NZ On Air, the Radio Broadcasters Association and Recorded Music NZ. …   Local music broke several records for radio airplay and chart placings in 2020 – in spite of the many challenges the industry faced due to the pandemic, according to NZ On Air, the Radio Broadcasters Association and Recorded...

The weekend of 27-28 February is set to be a busy one for Hamilton with several events taking place in the city, including the highly anticipated SIX60 concert at Claudelands Oval. The outdoor event is the last stop for the ground-breaking tour ...

GO NZ: The ultimate events calendar for the first half of 2021 27 Jan, 2021 03:00 AM 10 minutes to read The Tarawera Ultra Marathon sees runners compete in 21, 50 or 102km distances, or the ultimate 100-mile endurance run. Photo / Supplied NZ Herald By: Sarah Pollok Plan a city or urban break around one of these exciting events coming up in the first half of 2021, writes Sarah Pollok NORTHLAND For the cycling obsessed, be sure to catch Whāngāreis Big Bike Film Night for a night of short feat...

News from Six60 Six60 Saturdays 2021 arrived in Hastings tonight for the biggest show the town has ever seen. 22,000 Six60 fans jammed into Tomoana Showgrounds to witness New Zealand’s biggest band play an energetic and hit filled two-hour set. Tonight’s ticket sales surpassed last week’s show in Waitangi to become the largest attended concert of 2021. As Six60 Saturdays 2021 builds week on week, their upcoming show at Sky Stadium in Wellington where 30,000 fans are expected will be the ...

Sunday, 24 January 2021, 6:53 am SIX60 SIX60 SATURDAYS 2021 arrived into Hastings tonight for the biggest show the town has ever seen. 22,000 devoted SIX60 fans jammed into Tomoana Showgrounds to witness New Zealand’s biggest band play an energetic and hit filled two-hour set. Tonight’s ticket sales surpassed last week’s show in Waitangi to become the largest attended concert of 2021. As SIX60 Saturdays 2021 builds week on week, their upcoming show at Sky Stadium in Wellington where 30,...

Remember concerts? Oh, how we miss the days of packing into a music venue to see our favourite acts take to the stage.