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Sublime with Rome cannot wait to come Downunder and play.

Summer Haze music festival prepares to welcome one of the 'greatest live bands around'.

The new festival site development was delayed because of weather and economic conditions.

Tataitia Ra Matariki Festival in Tolaga Bay offers some respite for the region.

Four choirs are competing in the Pop with Choreography section of the World Choir Games at the Kiri Te Kanawa Theatre. Video / Jason Oxenham

The 21-year-old DJ and drummer took over Glastonbury’s Shangri-La last Friday.

Not wanting to miss England’s knock-out clash in the Euros, the 1D alum made a plan.

The event returns in 2025 with 46 acts on two stages.

Cold Chisel, Icehouse, Bic Runga and Everclear announced for Summer Concert series.

Four shows across New Zealand in January 2025.

These artists dominated New Zealand’s charts during the 80s.

Central Hawke's Bay saxophonist Gabriel Rodrigues to represent New Zealand at Annual World Championships of Performing Arts.

A closer look at the Oamaru Steampunk Festival 2024 Video / Dean Purcell

Auckland's Big Fan music space is supporting pan-Asian artists with residency and funding.

Authorities say event will be too loud and there will be too many cars.

The much-loved orchestra's next concert will celebrate pride.

Juicy Fest 2025 will provide R&B and hip-hop nostalgia.

Eagles musician Joe Walsh returned to Ōtātara where an epiphany change his life.

The What Was I Made For? singer was filmed sharing kisses with two different women.

Coachella's crowd has been labelled the 'worst' for how they've treated artists on stage.

Splore has been going for 25 years.

Joe Walsh back in Napier - and Greenmeadows School's Ukettes are ready.

“I always had half a plan that when I retired, I would move to NZ."

The event brought some big hits to Auckland in February - now you can see for yourself.

Applications are now open for the 2024 To the Front Kirikiriroa youth music programme.

Highlights from the 2024 Synthony in the Domain. Video / Duco Events

The second Katikati Jazz Street Party was to go ahead rain or shine.

There had been wide speculation that he will play a gig in the Capital on Friday night.

Ziggy Marley takes to the stage at Womad NZ on Saturday, March 16, opening his set with a song, Shalom Salaam which directly references the current Israel-Palestine conflict. As he sang, a line of pro-Palestine protesters marched across in front of the crowd. Video / Ilona Hanne