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'I suppose I’m gonna have to die pretty soon, but not yet tonight,' the rocker told fans.

The show contained all of the hits in all of the ways, writes Varsha Anjali.

REVIEW: Conductor Uwe Grodd hailed the work as art that ‘binds us together’.

The programme paired Bach favourites with Handel's regal coronation anthems.

The event brought together dance tracks, a live orchestra and an iconic vista.

Scottish star marked his first-ever Christchurch show after a two-year break from music.

REVIEW: Joyce DiDonato dazzled in Berlioz' Les Nuits d'ete with NZSO and Gemma New.

If fans didn't put their phones away, the frontman threatened to give them Covid 'again'.

The US thrash metal band blasted a 55,000-strong audience with an epic 2.5 hour show.

'I'm Lenny Kravitz and I'm never leaving New Zealand.'

The power of music transcends language in a special way for this Punjabi concert newbie.

'Were any of you conceived to You're Beautiful?'. Chances are, a fair few of us were.

REVIEW: Pierre Bleuse shaped Berlioz' Symphonie Fantastique with electrifying clarity.

The US singer’s Wolfbrook Stadium set stretched nearly two hours.

REVIEW: Valentina Peleggi led the NZSO and the Voices NZ Choir in a fiery Rossini work.

REVIEW: Paul Mullen says mass killers often copycat scripts from past atrocities.

REVIEW: Nearly 200 singers and musicians bring the Minotaur myth to life on stage.

One night with the Korean star made Mitchell Hageman realise what all the fuss was about.

Review: Bagpipes, tears, and touching tributes – what to expect at the Eden Park shows.

REVIEW: The NZSO returned to the town hall after three months away.

The show was written by award-winning composer Lin Manuel Miranda.

REVIEW: Sydney Philharmonia Choirs added sonorous, wordless voices to the performance.

REVIEW: 16 years on, can a burger competition still boost a struggling hospitality scene?

REVIEW: Guests also included AC/DC's Phil Rudd and Jimmy Barnes' daughter E.J.

REVIEW: Listeners were transported from a Viennese ballroom to a mysterious forest.

The first party scene featured the NZ Opera Chorus mingling above the orchestra.

REVIEW: The concert was so popular, it was scheduled for two consecutive nights.

REVIEW: Stars are having a rip-roaring time, and it makes for irresistible cinematic fun.

REVIEW: Musicians bring tenderness, thought and thunder to masters' dazzling works.