Stone Sour 23rd August 2017 Spark Arena, Auckland, New Zealand. Review by Sarah Kidd. Photography by Matt Henry Mendonca. They are a band who needs no introduction to those that are fans of the rock and metal scene; hell aContinue Reading
Kehlani 23rd August 2017 Logan Campbell Centre, Auckland, New Zealand. Review by Bridget Herlihy. Photography by Leah Victoria. Kehlani’s rise to the top is one that legends of the new millennium are made of, having initially been placed in theContinue Reading
Auckland City Rock Fest 19th August 2017 The Kings Arms, Auckland, New Zealand. Review by Sarah Kidd. Photography by Matt Henry Mendonca. In today’s current economic times, a decent night out can often cost an arm and a leg; soContinue Reading
Seamless Vol.4 Feat. Theia, Raiza Biza, Merk, Daffodils, Lexxa, Hans 18th August 2017 The Tuning Fork, Auckland, New Zealand. Review by Sarah Kidd. Photography by Jordan M Vickers. Auckland has always been rather blessed by the fact that on anyContinue Reading
Queens of the Stone Age – Villains (Matador Records) Reviewed by Bridget Herlihy. The Queens have landed, and oh what an epic landing it is. The seventh studio album from Palm Spring’s finest purveyors of pure, unadulterated rockabilly is anContinue Reading
Katchafire & Kora 11th August 2017 Powerstation, Auckland, New Zealand. Review by Sarah Kidd. Photography by Matt Henry Mendonca. It has now become an annual mid-winter event, and with tradition come popularity – hence the reason that tonight’s Katchafire andContinue Reading
Estère 11th August 2017 LOT23, Auckland, New Zealand. Review by Bridget Herlihy. Photography by Leah Victoria. If you haven’t heard of Estère yet you are seriously missing out. This Wellington native is a tour de force, encompassing the roles ofContinue Reading
Ciaran McMeeken 10th August 2017 The Tuning Fork, Auckland, New Zealand. Review by Lauren Sanderson. Photography by Chris Morgan. It’s been a busy month for Indie pop god Ciaran McMeeken who not only released his debut self-titled album but alsoContinue Reading
Aaron Carpenter & The Revelators – Pretty Lies (North Western Records) Reviewed by Sarah Kidd. Aaron Carpenter is certainly no stranger to the stage, but he has come an awful long way from his days of sneaking into The GlueContinue Reading