CubaDupa 23rd – 24th March 2024 Cuba Street, Wellington, New Zealand. Photography by Tim Gruar. Over the weekend Pōneke partied like there was no tomorrow, thanks to CubaDupa, the city’s most most iconic, creative, and diverse arts festival, which showcasesContinue Reading
Kaylee Bell 23rd March 2024 Black Barn Amphitheater, Havelock North, New Zealand Review by Rob Harbers, with photography by Andrew Caldwell. With a level of showmanship reflecting a career now in to its second decade, Kaylee Bell had her audienceContinue Reading
Machine Head & Fear Factory 21st March 2024 Powerstation, Auckland, New Zealand Review by Sarah Kidd with photography by Doug Peters. A double header to end all graced Tāmaki Makaurau’s beloved Powerstation last night as the behemoths that are Machine HeadContinue Reading
WOMAD 15th – 17th March 2024 Pukekura Park, New Plymouth, New Zealand. Review by Tim Gruar and Rob Harbers with photography by Chris Zwaagdyk. Friday, 15th March. Before beginning we want to acknowledge all of those who lost their livesContinue Reading
Amber Liu 18th March 2024 The Tuning Fork, Auckland, New Zealand. Review by Georgette Singer with photography by Doug Peters. Three words to describe Amber Liu: Feisty, charming and humble. Any music lover will agree that the saying “never meetContinue Reading
Disturbed 15th March 2024 Spark Arena, Auckland, New Zealand Review by Charlotte Lightbody, with photography by Doug Peters. Shepherds Reign stormed the room. The 5-piece South Auckland Polynesian metal band is unlike anything I’ve ever witnessed in the music realm.Continue Reading
Ville Valo 13th March 2024 Powerstation, Auckland, New Zealand Review by Sarah Kidd with photography by Doug Peters. The stars aligned in what seemed a faultless union last night as Ville Valo appropriately played on the thirteenth day of the thirdContinue Reading
P!nk 8th March 2024 Eden Park, Auckland, New Zealand Review by Sarah Kidd with photography by Doug Peters. How appropriate it was that the first of P!nk’s two Tāmaki Makaurau shows fell on International Women’s Day. Not only has she brokenContinue Reading
The Band CAMINO 7th March 2024 Powerstation, Auckland, New Zealand. Photography by Robin Wilkinson. With early supporters including Rolling Stone, Billboard – who dubbed the band ‘Rock’s Next Big Thing’ – People Magazine, Consequence of Sound and more, The BandContinue Reading