Central Otago was on song today, when the annual nationwide Summer Concert Tour kicked off in Queenstown with international music artists Colin Hay of Men At Work fame, Alanis Morissette and The Orchestra starring former members of Electric Light Orchestra performing to a 18,000 strong sell-out crowd at the Gibbston Valley Winery Summer Concert.
Read MoreThe love between Sam Smith and fans down under is stronger than ever, with thousands of pre-sale tickets being snapped up to the Grammy-winning singer-songwriter’s The Thrill Of It All Australian and New Zealand tour this November.
Read MoreCreating a truly genre spanning album influenced by jazz, blues, folk, swing and all things American Roots, The Frank Burkitt Band is releasing their brand new album Raconteur on March 9th 2018.
Read MoreLegends of fun time ska, Bad Manners return to Australia and New Zealand in 2018 for a Greatest Hits Tour.
Read MoreThe Iron Maidens - the world’s best (and only all-female) Iron Maiden tribute act - are bringing their intense and electrifying live shows to light up venues across Australia and New Zealand.
Read MoreGifted Australian singer-songwriter Vance Joy has big news for his New Zealand fans. The current Rolling Stone Australia cover star today announces a one-off solo show at The Tuning Fork on 28 March to celebrate the release of his sophomore album Nation of Two.
Read MoreWhangarei fans get their chance to see SIX60, with the band announcing a concert at Toll Stadium on Saturday 17 March with support from legendary DJ and producer P Moneyand rising star KINGS.
Jason Isbell and his full live band The 400 Unit are returning to Auckland for one headline concert at the Town Hall on March 27.
Read MoreOn the cusp of his sold-out Sydney Opera House performance tomorrow evening, Sam Smith will return to Australia and New Zealand on his The Thrill Of It All World Tour this November.
Read MoreFamed sibling trio Kitty Daisy & Lewis are returning to Kiwi shores next month with their unique blend of vintage country and first-generation rhythm and blues and have just announced Emily Fairlight and band as their special guest for Hawkes Bay and Wellington.
Read MoreSoul and blues singer Robert Finley will release his second studio album, Goin' Platinum! on December 8.
Read MoreJack Ladder (solo) will open proceedings at both Alex Cameron shows in Auckland and Wellington this coming February.
Read MoreThe D4 return to Christchurch after too long an absence... and it will be the night after their last show at the Kings Arms in Auckland, they will perform an intimate show at Space Academy with locals Best Bets.
Read MoreThe Mockers' are to celebrate the release of their upcoming Live DVD/CD by playing shows in Auckland, Wellington, Tauranga and Christchurch.
Read MoreMulti-platinum Canadian pop-punk legends Simple Plan today reveal they will bring their No Pads, No Helmets… Just Balls 15th Anniversary World Tour to New Zealand in April for one Auckland show.
Read MoreWhile in Auckland for St. Jerome’s Laneway Festival at the end of this month, Billie Eilish will also play an intimate all ages sideshow at The Tuning Fork on Tuesday, January 30th, which Laneway Festival are excited to announce as “a gift to Laneway’s Under 18 friends.”
Read MoreFresh from a nomination for BBC Folk Awards Musician of the Year and off the back of the busiest world tour of a successful career, Dan Walsh returns for a third trip to New Zealand to promote his latest critically acclaimed album Verging On The Perpendicular.
Read MoreThe popular musician’s brilliant Songs for Bubbas hits regional Auckland 10, 11, 23 and 24, March, 2018.
Read MorePlayboi Carti is heading to Australia and New Zealand for the very first time in March. Young Carti will be stopping by Melbourne, Perth, Brisbane, Sydney and Auckland to deliver his chart busting tracks from his self-titled 2017 debut mixtape.
Read MoreIn just over a week, rising R’n’B sensation Kelela will play her first show in New Zealand, with support from an exciting local line-up including Villette, Soraya and Dam G.
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