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The festival returns to Claudelands Oval in Hamilton on April 3 next year.

REVIEW: Benjamin Britten's piece is still so chillingly relevant even to this day.

The singer called the experience 'the sickest thing' he's ever done by far.

OPINION: At some point, surely, it becomes less of a band and more of a franchise.

Undercover officers were stationed throughout the auditorium to protect the US actor.

The Canadian singer forgot the lyrics and briefly lost her balance during a Paris concert.

Govt concerts and a $780,000 project & tool that tallies benefits (works on weddings too).

Sir Donald Runnicles described the songs as a meditation on mortality.

Anastasia Kobekina played Shostakovich’s Cello Concerto No 1 barefoot.

The barefoot British star was discovered busking on the Paris Metro.

Plus, where in NZ he wants to celebrate his 50th birthday.

Proceeds from the rapper's gigs will go to organisations supporting Palestinians.

She alleges she was injured while being removed from the Auckland metal gig.

Acts include Slayyyter, Kim Petras, DIIV, Jane Remover and local band Balu Brigada.

He said his career gave him 'a life beyond anything I could ever have imagined'.

Summer Concert Tour 2027: Seal joins Sophie Ellis-Bextor and Bastille

Kings of Leon and Calvin Harris will headline the Christchurch festival in February.

The singer's cousin launched a scathing attack on social media.

The Weeknd has reversed plans to retire his famous stage persona.

Ed Sheeran cried on stage in Philadelphia while condemning Gaza devastation.

Ringo says the band might have reunited if John Lennon and George Harrison had lived.

Rising costs are pushing people away from concerts, dining and sport.

No reason has been given for the cancellation.

The duo have added three shows after four sold out in minutes.

Ed Sheeran allegedly asked Robert Kraft to match his $2m gift.

The rapper was removed from Ed Sheeran's tour after pro-Palestinian comments at a US show.

Macklemore was removed from Sheeran’s US tour after pro-Palestinian remarks.

Finneas, Lukas Graham, Beoga and Aaron Rowe have left Ed Sheeran’s US tour.

After years of feuding, the Gallagher brothers find common ground on tour.