RATSO 9th June 2023 Big Fan, Auckland, New Zealand. Review by Sarah Kidd. Photography by Doug Peters. Friday nights are made for rock n roll and frankly what better band for that could there be in Tāmaki Makaurau than RATSO.Continue Reading
Deafheaven 8th June 2023 The Tuning Fork, Auckland, New Zealand. Review by Kev Rowland. Photography by Doug Peters. It was down to the Tuning Fork on a school night for a very special event, as not only was it theContinue Reading
Deafheaven 6th June 2022 San Fran, Wellington, New Zealand Review by Rene Black, photography by Garry Thomas. On a cold Tuesday night in Wellington it was warming not only physically but spiritually to enter San Fran to a full and eagerContinue Reading
The Damned 2nd June 2023 Powerstation, Auckland, New Zealand. Review by Kev Rowland. Photography by Doug Peters. I must be honest and say I never thought The Damned would be back in Auckland again given when they were here lastContinue Reading
Fanny Lumsden 2nd June 2023 Raukawa Hall, Raukawa, New Zealand. Review by Rob Harbers, photography by Andrew Caldwell. Hot off the heels of the fantastically successful Hawkes Bay Music Month, the Small Hall Sessions are straight back on the horse,Continue Reading
Weyes Blood 29th May 2023 Powerstation, Auckland, New Zealand. Review by Sarah Kidd. Photography by Doug Peters. Mondays are often melancholy, an ode to weekends that have gone by what seems, far too quickly. But in turn, they also offerContinue Reading
Vader 28th May 2023 Whammy! Bar, Auckland, New Zealand. Review by Kev Rowland. Photography by Mark Derricutt. There was a lot going on at Whammy! with four bands on a Sunday night, but for whatever reason the doors didn’t openContinue Reading
Small Hall Sessions & NZ Music Month presents: Hawkes Bay Music Month: Week Four 25th – 28th May 2023 Hawkes Bay, New Zealand. Review by Rob Harbers, photography by Andrew Caldwell. Well, like all good things, the special Hawkes BayContinue Reading
Emperor 22nd May 2023 Powerstation, Auckland, New Zealand. Review by Sarah Kidd. Photography by Mark Derricutt. On a desolate Monday evening, where the very grounds of Auckland itself are sodden with what seems like endless rain, it was almost appropriate thatContinue Reading