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Everything we learned from Lorde’s recent publicity blitz
Every weird fact the popstar has let slip over the last couple of weeks, all in one place.
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Every weird fact the popstar has let slip over the last couple of weeks, all in one place.
As the young songwriter steps confidently into a new phase of her career, she explains how it’s unfolded to this point.
Watch | The musician, actor and Masked Singer tells us about a terrifying underwater experience in this week’s episode of FIRST.
A new Lorde single, heralding a new Lorde album, both called 'Solar Power'. Sand between our toes, we listen to the tune and watch the video.
A giant of American music, Jonathan Richman doesn't do digital. He has no mobile phone, no computer even. So I sent him a letter.
Five years since her her last album, Ladyhawke's long-awaited new record is on its way. We caught up with her to find out what’s been going on in the meantime.
Teeks tells us about finding his voice through kapa haka, learning a valuable money lesson, and which Adele album holds a special place in his heart.
They're already on their way to being Popstars. So how are their tunes?
This fake Facebook page promoting non-existent concerts is too ridiculous to fool anyone... right?
'Being a nice guy, playing good music, getting the beers in and dancing like you don’t give a fuck in a nightclub, should not be underestimated.'
Watch | Crowded House's newest member tells us about the time he accidentally harshed the buzz of a 90s alt rock icon, becoming a dad and more.
2020 should have been her breakout year. She made the most of it anyway.
How to karaoke like a boss, no matter your singing skills.
Watch | The Port Chalmers musician tells us which boy band’s 1997 hit she still rates, and why she used to get kicked out of the supermarket.
While the rest of the world's live music is on hold, the local scene is thriving in New Zealand.
On his long-awaited return, the acclaimed songwriter talks postponed plans, film scores and finding new purpose by paring things back.
In 2003, when Foo Fighters played at Auckland's Galatos, staff had to hold up the floor to stop it from caving in.
