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Australian heavy music trailblazers, Northlane will embark on their biggest New Zealand headline this November with the Anemoia Tour.

Across a career defined by seismic shifts, Northlane have stared down technological anxiety, alienation and collapse, channelling it into a highly influential body of work that is as expansive as it is confrontational. With the world in dire straits, it would have…

Tash Sultana, one of Australia’s most influential and internationally acclaimed artists, renowned multi-instrumentalist, producer and engineer will play Auckland in April 2027.

With an extraordinary five-octave vocal range, a signature self-taught custom designed looping style and the ability to play more than 20 instruments, Tash Sultana has spent the past decade building an extraordinary career…

Following their sold-out New Zealand shows in 2025, Ben Ottewell and Ian Ball return to Aotearoa in 2027 to celebrate 25 years of Gomez’s acclaimed third album, In Our Gun.

The year is 2002 and Gomez are riding high. Fresh from winning the Mercury Music Prize, the British band are international touring superstars and a huge act across Australia and New Zealand. Their third album, In Our Gun, had…

Acclaimed rapper, songwriter and Top Dawg Entertainment artist Isaiah Rashad brings Leg Two of his Lil Sunny’s Awful Road Trip World Tour to Auckland. The newly announced New Zealand date marks Rashad’s first headline shows in the region.

Due to huge demand, and after his Wellington show sold out in record time, Rashad has added this special Auckland performance. 

The 2027 leg celebrates 10 years of…

Bristol’s chart topping folk group The Longest Johns return to New Zealand in February 2027.

Known the world over for their rollicking harmonies and raucous energy that are blowing new wind into the sails of traditional sea shanties and work songs.

Formed in 2012 across a kitchen table in their native Bristol, they bonded over a passion for traditional maritime folk music, interwoven with a wry…

In under two years, Bilmuri quietly went from a D.I.Y. phenomenon (who was stoked to play for a couple hundred people) to selling out tours around the world.

A decade ago, Columbus, OH singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and producer a.k.a. Johnny Franck dropped Bilmuri’s independent debut Jaguar Shark EP in 2016. He attracted a cult audience under the radar, thanks to over a dozen projects…

Due to exceptional demand a 2nd show at Auckland’s Powerstation on Thursday 12 November has been announced.

“It’s wild to think the tour is now twice as big as we originally planned,” says lead singer Joel Little. “We didn’t want anyone to miss out, and we’re stoked we can give more people a chance to see the show.”

The Always and Never (Again!)Tour celebrates 20 years since the release of Goodnight…