- 23.10: NARAM LIVE SPOOKY DUB FT: MC GRASS ROOTS. - 00.40: MORE HORROR REGGAE. Queen Big Punch shares her record collection of Horror Reggae for the first time, accompanied by her ghoulish friends DJ ...

Innovative electronic / club artists from Aotearoa and beyond at Tāmaki Makaurau's Hollywood Avondale and and Old Folks Association.

'Happiness Is Near' is out now via Rough Diamond Records, vinyl LP and compact disc orders available HERE.

Wednesday 27th November - Wolfbrook Arena, Christchurch Friday 29th November - TSB Arena, Wellington Sunday 1st December - Spark Arena, Auckland Tickets on sale now at highlysuspect.net Sing along ...

A night of live music tribute to a legend of Yugoslav rock and roll - Bora Djordjević, by Mešallica.Join us to celebrate Bora’s life with ...

Flea Miller, Video Nasty And Cabinet - @no1impt presents.... a HALLOWEEN WARMUP! VIDEO NASTY, FLEA MILLER AND CABINET! Three Tamaki Makarau bands - with Video Nasty (who've just ...

Songs performed by renowned artist Jan Elliott with accompanists Cadzow Cossar and Stephen Moody . This is a BYO and nibbles event (leave ...

The Troubled Times: Wairarapa based trio The Troubled Times embark on a rare trip over the hill to bring their small town take on weirdo outsider garage rock to the big city. Featuring Antony Milton ...

" by Sunsets by Young Moon One thing I appreciate about the music you make is that it’s really heart forward or heart first, and this big, intellectual or critical brain that I know you have seems to ...

Shooless will be playing their last show of the year, following the release of their new single, Ignorant Bliss, earlier that month. Known for their innovative sound and compelling presence, Shooless ...

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Whether it's life on the road or simply staying put in one spot, either way 'One Is Always Heading Somewhere'. That's the title and in many ways the sentiment of the new single from Aotearoa ...