Halsey has revealed that this week she will be releasing a new version of her 'Hopeless Fountain Kingdom' song, 'Alone', which features Big Sean and Stefflon Don.

'The 100' returns with new Season 5 episodes this April, and a just released extended trailer which teases a very stressful new season.

Watch the trailer below...

Beloved poet, Lang Leav, will appear at this year's Auckland Writers Festival, in an hour-long conversation with Courtney Sina Meredith about her work and inspiration.

The event, Sad Girls: Lang Leav, will take place on Saturday, May 19th, from 7:00pm to 8:00pm. Purchase tickets here.

In exciting news, Ella Yelich-O'Connor aka Lorde, is coming home this May to make her very first appearance at the Auckland Writers Festival, where she will lead a talk with Durga Chew-Bose about her debut collection of self-referential essays, 'Too Much and Not The Mood'.

The event, Too Much: Durga Chew-Bose, will take place on Saturday, May 19th, from 11:30am-12:30pm. Purchase tickets here.

A brand new I Don't Know How But They Found Me VHS tape has been unearthed, this one featuring Dallon Weekes and Ryan Seaman performing a previously unheard new song, 'Nobody Likes The Opening Band' live at a community talent show in the... early 80s.

Supplied info: "IDKhow community talent show performance, circa mid-1983. This particular tape, marked only as 'Bowling League Tournament' was recovered from the North Davis County Library basement archives in the late nineties. Its origin is uncertain."

Last year, David Dallas released his critically acclaimed fourth solo album, 'Hood Country Club', which the NZ Herald praised saying, "No word is spared, no line is wasted, any everything lands on or near its intended target." And they weren't wrong.

When we interviewed Eden in London earlier this year just before the release of his debut album, 'vertigo', Jonathon Ng hinted that he was "dying to go" to New Zealand, and now, Coup De Main is delighted to announce that we're bringing Eden to NZ to play a special all ages show in Auckland at the Powerstation on Wednesday, June 20th.

RSVP for show updates here.

Tickets go on sale at 12pm Monday, March 19th.

Janelle Monáe has returned with two new singles released simultaneously in the form of ‘Make Me Feel’ and ‘Django Jane’, along with the announcement of her new album ‘Dirty Computer’, which is set for release on April 27th.

The two singles were both released with music videos - the electrifying ’Make Me Feel’ was directed by Alan Ferguson and is set in a colourful 1980s world, and the celebratory ‘Django Jane’ was directed by Andrew Donoho and Chuck Lightning with additional vagina monologue footage directed by Lacey Duke.

You know you’re onto a good thing when just days after releasing your debut single you get sign a management deal, and an international booking agent - and that’s exactly what happened when Australian artist Hatchie released ‘Try’, a glittery ode to putting in effort.

Her follow-up ‘Sure’ is just as charming, and means 2018 is no doubt going to be exciting…

Following a DIY video release for ‘Pretty Girl’, Clairo (real name Claire Cottrill) has released her first proper music video for 'Flamin’ Hot Cheetos', which features some excellent choreographed cheetos in the background.

Clairo is currently working on her debut EP which is set for release this U.S. Spring.

Watch the music video below…