Throwing Muses – Double Whammy: December 10, 2025 (13th Floor Concert Review)
With the year drawing to a close, Throwing Muses return to Auckland for the first time since 1993.
With the year drawing to a close, Throwing Muses return to Auckland for the first time since 1993.
Juliana Hatfield releases her latest solo album, Lightning Might Strike, in just a few days.
Sax man Dave McMurray has just released I Love Life (Even When I’m Hurting) on Blue Note Records.
Liberation Hall Music has just reissued American Music and Non Fiction, the first and third albums by The Blasters.
JJJJJerome Ellis has just released his new album, Vesper Sparrow, an album of very original music that combines “granular synthesis” with jazz and gospel.
Kiwi-South Africa trio The Transits have just released their second album, titled Bleed Hope.
Garbage played their fifth, and most likely, last show in Auckland last night in front of a full house at the Town Hall.
Introducing Hot Machine…5 young ladies from Australia who play loud, heavy rock & roll inspired by David Bowie and The Runaways.
From The UK to Waiheke Island to The 13th Floor, here is Sophie Aston performing her debut single, Better.
Troy Kingi has just released his 9th album in his 10/10/10 series and Night Lords finds him collaborating with 14 of his favourite rappers.