J. Cole adds NZ to world tour
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J. Cole adds NZ to world tour

Multi-platinum-selling artist J. Cole announced today that he will hit the road for a 57-city world tour.  The “4 Your Eyez Only” Tour kicks off in South Carolina with a run of thirteen small, intimate shows before going into Live Nation arenas in North America and the U.K., along with a mix of arena and theatre dates in Europe, Australia and New Zealand.

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Midnight Oil announce NZ shows
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Midnight Oil announce NZ shows

Midnight Oil is more than just a rock & roll band. From the northern beaches of Sydney to the streets of Manhattan, they have stopped traffic, inflamed passions, inspired fans, broken new ground and now, this September, Midnight Oil will play two monumental New Zealand shows at Auckland’s Vector Arena and Christchurch’s Horncastle Arena as part of The Great Circle 2017 world tour!

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Mavis Staples announces NZ show
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Mavis Staples announces NZ show

Mavis Staples is living, breathing history.  She is an alchemist of American music, having continuously crossed genre lines like no musician since Ray Charles.

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Adam Ant announces  Australian and New Zealand tour
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Adam Ant announces Australian and New Zealand tour

Following his recent sold out North American and UK tours, Adam Ant is celebrating the 35th anniversary of the release of his landmark Kings Of The Wild Frontier album with a newly-remastered reissue (Sony Legacy) and Australasian tour.

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Underworld to headline Oro ’17
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Underworld to headline Oro ’17

Auckland’s Te Ngahere o Woodhill (Woodhill Forest) becomes the beautiful backdrop to a new music festival, with UK music legends Underworld headlining Oro ’17 this April.

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Punk It Up set for April 8th at the Kings Arms
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Punk It Up set for April 8th at the Kings Arms

The Raw Nerves have frayed and are now no longer able to perform at the second incarnation of Punk It Up. Fear not as Auckland’s four horsemen of the apocalypse Master Blaster have ridden into town to take their place.

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