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Niko Walters and the power of letting go
How Niko Walter looked within for inspiration for his new album.
Mouse that roared: Meet Kiwi musician Mousey
Singer would love the general public to be more connected to their local NZ music scenes.
Orba wins international and national awards for biodegradable sneaker
The Orba Ghost sneaker was launched last year.
Morning star: 10 questions with Don McGlashan
The Kiwi music legend has just released his latest solo album.
'This means everything to me': Kiwi mum's dying wish
Kāpiti Coast mum Emma Blundell died with a dream for her beautiful family.
Chant from the past: Lawrence Arabia hits the road
More than 12 years later, Lawrence Arabia is bringing back Chant Darling for a tour.
Ōtaki tipple named NZ's best traditional cider
Totally Oaked made by Elemental Cider in Ōtaki has been named NZ's best traditional cider
Coffee: a blend of art and science
Dark Horse co-founder Matthew Payne: 'Ultimately, I knew how to get the flavour I wanted.'
Kim Gillespie: So, the record got its groove back
OPINION: We've come full circle when it comes to music.
How to get body confident as summer approaches
Local professionals give tips for ways to manage weight and habits over the silly season.
Raw food lover throws the book at her passion
Kāpiti's Fi Greig has released a cookbook with delicious, healthy food for everyone.
Aw B 'simply loves a banger'
"I'm lucky to still have a job in this industry and I wouldn't want to be anywhere else."
NZ company's biodegradable shoe a world first
Orba Ghost sneakers are made from 94 percent plant-based materials and are biodegradable.
Montell2099: From the bedroom to the world
Montell2099 finds a lot of joy in playing festivals he used to attend when he was younger.
'This pandemic has squeezed the private right out of us': Urzila Carlson ponders oversharing
Carlson tackles the topic of oversharing on social media in her new show It's Personal.
Nomadic folk-duo say goodbye to NZ but not forever
Good Habits were halfway through their NZ Farewell Tour when lockdown hit.
The Beths: Live and loud despite the pandemic
"[Covid] changed the plans...We were lucky to be able to focus more deeply on touring NZ."
Sulfate Q&A: Why 'Godzone' name's not fit for purpose
"The border closure let us reflect and think ... about how we behave and operate as NZers"
Pickle Darling: 'Most bedroom pop artists make lockdown albums by default'
From Pickle Darling's bedroom to the nation's venues - they're off on a cosmic journey.
Home, James: A modern balladeer returns to NZ
Graeme James on the challenge of releasing 24 songs over the course of a year.
Datsuns are back: 'We're gonna need a bigger tent!'
The Datsuns are back! We catch up with drummer Ben Cole to find out where they've been.
Louis Baker - 'I want to make people feel less alone'
Aotearoa neo-soul star Louis Baker on the personal story behind his new music.
'Imagine a magical night journey through ancient forest'
Hīkoi Marupō-Walking As One is a unique multimedia event created especially for Ngā Manu.
Lifestyle news around NZ
Downside to dating a 'much younger man'
Kim Kardashian and Pete Davidson's split had Jana Hocking pondering age gaps.
Psychologist's verdict on bizarre relationship test
A new method of testing the health of a relationship is circulating online.
Listen up! Finn family protege Harper Finn has released his debut EP
These are anthems for living through blossoming loves and heart-aching break-ups.
Paekākāriki duo In The Shallows return from summer tour
In The Shallows are playing on April 8 at San Fran with the full band.
NZSO perform to sold out audience
The NZSO and RNZB delighted its Kāpiti audience last week.
French singer-songwriter Franck Monnet is performing at CubaDupa
"We're very lucky to be able to perform at a big festival like CubaDupa at the moment."
Wax Mustang: Great music impossible to make without simple things in life
Meet the "six-foot stallion" promising to wow the sold out Rhythm & Alps crowd.
Back to the future with musician Miles Calder
With a new band and new sound, Miles Calder takes us back to how it was.
'There's only one band that sounds like us': Black Seeds are back
How the Black Seeds coped with 2020 and came up with new music.
Food for the soul: Warren Maxwell on Trinity Roots' return
Warren Maxwell on the appeal of the Kiwi summer and what his ultimate gig would be like.
Adam Hattaway and the Haunters and the ghosts of 2020
The best performer of all time? Adam Hattaway reveals his pick.
Paekākāriki seaside house: The perfect place to record an album
Pop-folk band In the Shallows are releasing an album after only being together a year.
10 Questions with Rubi Du
Auckland musician Rubi Du describes her music as hip-hop dancehall with a reggae backbone.
10 Questions with the Phoenix Foundation
What if the Beatles were even better, had lots of synths and ate more pastries?
'Punk will always exist, no matter what's happening'
"Not everything in the world needs to be taken too seriously."