BY HAZEL REID
The anticipated film adaption of award-winning West End musical Everybody’s Talking About Jamie is about to launch on Amazon Prime so we jump...
By AZARIA HOWELL
I’m absolutely terrified of needles. No, seriously. I know it makes no sense. Vaccines, blood tests, IV lines - I just can’t do it without ...
BY HAZEL REID
Auckland-based singer-songwriter Rachel Leo’s debut Conversation is a disco-pop track that’s sure to be in your head and on your next party pl...
BY TESSA WEBB
For many reasons, Tokyo 2020 has been an Olympics like no other. For a start, there were questions over if it should even go ahead. But once ...
By AZARIA HOWELL
CW: Public Health System
Thirty-five. I’m still staring at the clock, counting down the years, days, hours, minutes, seconds.
On my 3...
BY HAZEL REID
Valere (a.k.a Shana Graham) is a singer-songwriter hailing from Kirikiriroa (Hamilton) who brings an eclectic mix of synth and soul to the loc...
By ADAM STITELY
The cold hard footpath stings as I lurch back and forth attempting to get comfortable, stomach rumbling amidst the bustle of George Street. ...
Australian group Sheppard, led by siblings George, Amy and Emma Sheppard have been storming the music charts for the past few years. We caught up with Amy to chat creating during the pandemic, working on special projects and (accidentally) forming a body-positivity movement.
Australian group Sheppard, led by siblings George, Amy and Emma Sheppard have been storming the music charts for the past few years. We caught up with Amy to chat creating during the pandemic, working on special projects and (accidentally) forming a body-positivity movement.
Australian group Sheppard, led by siblings George, Amy and Emma Sheppard have been storming the music charts for the past few years. We caught up with Amy to chat creating during the pandemic, working on special projects and (accidentally) forming a body-positivity movement.
By HAZEL REID
We are often on the go and sometimes not really giving much thought to what is going on around you, especially in recent times - the standard ...
By ZOE MILLS
Since the band’s debut in 2008, Auckland-based band Clap Clap Riot have dominated New Zealand’s indie-rock scene – now, they're back for more i...
Local music group Foley have had a busy past year despite the multiple lockdowns and other challenges due to the pandemic. Following the release of their catchy tune, So Personal comes their new body of work in the form of their EP, Vacation. HAZEL REID caught up with the talented duo to chat about the craziness of playing festivals and creating music in these times.
The 49th year of the Auckland Pride March was a little different to its predecessors. One of many Pride events postponed due to the latest lockdown, it reflects the current issues of the world we live in.
Auckland Arts Festival 2021 is just around the corner, featuring over 70 events across the city in March. There is a variety of entertaining activities to immerse yourself in, and lots of shows featuring local talent on offer, including world premieres and the special Civic Club experience. We round up a few picks to see during the 2021 festivities.
The Cookie Project, which gives work opportunities to Kiwis with disabilities, is joining the Pride celebrations this month with their special limited edition Rainbow Heart Cookies.
As the weather continues to heat up, the event calendar across the country is filled to the brim with plenty of Summer events to get amongst. We’ve rounded up a few highlights including Pride Festival, the female-led Peachy Keen Festival, Netsky’s immersive experience, Armageddon Expo in Christchurch, local talent at the Fringe Festival and L.A.B hosting a homegrown line-up at Mt Smart Stadium.
You may know Stan Walker for his soulful music that has reached far beyond where he currently calls home (Aotearoa) or seen a glimpse of Stan’s story in his 2017 documentary or even as the 18 year old who won Australian Idol in 2009. Stan Walker’s story goes far beyond his music as you will read in his book, Impossible: My Story.
