British metalcore outfit Architects take the coveted spot of being the first band to announce a show at the anticipated new Brisbane music venue, The Fortitude Music Hall on August 8th, 2019.
Read MoreIt howls. It's grindingly beautiful. It's dangerously sentient. It’s The Sisters of Mercy returning to Australia and New Zealand this October and November. Due to demand, The Sisters Of Mercy will be adding Perth, Adelaide and Auckland to their tour in 2019.
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Following a Sold-Out Winter Tour in 2018, Kiwi icon's The Jordan Luck Band today announce their massive 19 date New Zealand Winter(ish) Tour.
Trekking the whole country; the massive NZ tour begins the last weekend of April with shows through to late June 2019.
Splore Festival’s performing arts programme will include space cats, glowing faeries and a mysterious woman dancing in a tree. A flying wheelchair complete with acrobat, a girl dancing on wine bottles and a boylesque beauty, with muscles that sparkle.
Read MoreDownload Festival 2019 are excited to announce the Ascension Stage! A new stage showcasing those blistering acts that are on the rise to be the headliners of tomorrow….
Read MoreNot to be missed - two hours of mythology, pagan belief and spiritually combined with brutally melodic metal with the one and only ELUVEITIE. The 9-part band soak the stage and audience with charisma while their beautifully archaic folk metal fills the room
Read MorePsychedelic heavyweight Earthless have announce their supporting acts for their Australia/New Zealand tour. The support line up is heady and heavy, meaning that each show is going to be stuffed with rock n roll greatness.
Read MoreAKL Indie artist BEING. has been announced as the support for both Wellington and Auckland shows for Julien Baker. These two indie powerhouses are set to deliver dynamic performances, showing the audience what peak live energy looks like.
Read MorePop-noir seductress Juanita Stein announces AUS/NZ tour for Feb./March. The tour follows the release of sultry and lush Until The Lights Fade.
Read MorePride Week is upon us and Homos, or Everyone In America is live at the Q Theatre with your post-gay guide for survival.
Read More#ArtistToFollow and Youtubes ‘Artist on the Rise, 2019’ Maggie Rogers releases deeply anticipated album ‘Heard It In A Past Life.’ In celebration she will be kicking off a global headline tour, hitting kiwi shores on June 1st.
Read MoreFlorence and the Machine delivered an amazing show recently in Perth and are set to do the same for Laneway 2019.
Read MoreBROODS are back and they’re celebrating by bringing their DON’T FEED THE POP MONSTER tour home to New Zealand.
Read MoreDue to incredible demand, internationally renowned award-winning musician, comedian, actor, writer and composer TIM MINCHIN has today announced a third and final Auckland show as part of his Australasian tour of his live show BACK.
Read MoreOne of New Zealand’s most streamed indie artists, Graeme James releases his Nettwerk label debut album The Long Way Home – available everywhere on the 25th January.
Read MoreWellington five-piece Anxiety Club are hitting the road for a three-date nationwide tour in support of their recently released debut EP, BLACK HEART.
Read MoreAustralian indie-folk outfit The Paper Kites are returning to New Zealand shores.
Read MoreLegendary, GRAMMY-award winning band FLEETWOOD MAC today announced an Australian and New Zealand tour, set to kick off on August 9 with two shows in Auckland on September 16 and 19, along with a welcome return to Dunedin on September 21.
Read MoreSoaked Oats have already begun their 13 stop tour around Aotearoa, spreading their slinky sludge pop across our shores with a mixture of festival appearances and headline shows.
Read MoreCalifornia’s radical sons, The Growlers arrive in the country this week for the start of the Australian leg of their mammoth worldwide ‘Beach Goth’ tour. In what is guaranteed to be a rollicking, majestic wave of movements all around our golden coast,
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