Irish Dynamite Wallis Bird in NZ for her Debut tour in March 2019

Wallis Bird’s expressive vocals and driving guitar rhythms have been taking audiences by storm in the UK, Australia, Japan and Europe. For the first time in March 2019 she will be bringing her thrilling stage show to New Zealand - performing in Auckl

Yukon Era release brand new video for single 'Tongue'

Yukon Era's single 'Tongue' was originally released in January 2017, it reached #3 on the NZ Alternative charts.

R Kelly - The King of R&B to perform in NZ 2019

R&B Royalty Producer and International Superstar R Kelly will be bringing his three hour non-stop award winning hit show, THE KING OF R&B Tour, to New Zealand for the first time for one show only at Auckland’s Trust Arena on Friday 15 February 2019.

Cut Off Your Hands share On The Sea ahead of appearance at Wondergarden

Just in time for your summer playlists, Cut Off Your Hands drop a surprise single ‘On The Sea’

Melodownz shares collaborative video for 'Infinite', featuring UK rapper Coops, announces tour dates

When in-demand Auckland rapper MELODOWNZ heard new music he liked at a house party he looked up the artist and messaged him on Instagram saying he'd love to collaborate.

Merry Krautmas From Moniker

Sometimes the wonkiest ideas have the best results. And so it came to pass with 'Merry Krautmas', the Christmas-cum-Krautrock album you had no idea you needed.

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  Devilskin
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  Coridian
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  Stellar*
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  Katchafire
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  Skinny Hobos

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  Feildings Best Dancers
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  The Vazey Collective
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  Gravel Pit
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  High Beams
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  Imugi

Unknown Mortal Orchestra
The new project of The Mint Chicks' Ruban Nielson – now based in Portland, Oregon.

Unknown Mortal Orchestra first appeared around a year ago, more a song than a set, more an idea than an identity. They dazzled all who heard them with sound drawing on the freedom of '60s psychedelia and swampy '70s funk, with multi-tracked, heavily treated vocals recalling the raw emotion of R&B from any era.

The songs filtered around via email then blogs, but there were no images, no bios, no lists of band members with prior projects prominent. There wasn't even a live show - which just served to focus attention on the music. And while New Zealanders who heard it instantly suspected a Mint Chicks connection, overseas the slate remained blank: "Information essentially doesn't exist, aside from it being a solo project hailing from Portland," said I Guess I'm Floating, summing up the absence.
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