New Zealand and Australian fans of Nina Nesbitt will be delighted to learn that the Scottish singer-songwriter has today announced her very first ever tour of both countries, touring in support of her new album, 'The Sun Will Come Up, The Seasons Will Change', starting in Sydney on May 28th and ending in Auckland on June 1st.

Tickets for all shows go on sale at 12pm on Monday, February 11th.

My Live Nation members can secure tickets first during the exclusive pre-sale beginning 11am today – Friday, February 8th until 11am Monday, February 11th.

"I can tell it's you / Falling fast for you / Brain is set on you / And what this is gonna turn into," sings Christian Leave on 'You', the opening-track on his 'Trilogy' EP released at the end of last year, and a candid insight into this self-declared "kid with dreams who wants to connect with the rest of the world" who pens and produces heartfelt emotional snapshots into song-form.

"In this handmade heaven, I come alive," declares Marina (previously Marina and the Diamonds) in her highly anticipated new single, 'Handmade Heaven' - her first solo release in four years, self-penned, and produced by Joel Little.

In VERY exciting news, it has been announced that Roy Blair will support The 1975 at their show in Mexico on March 20th at Auditorio Telmex!

Which is all well and good, but can we please get Roy Blair opening for the New Zealand show too? We’ll be waiting.

Jorja Smith features on Maverick Sabre's new song 'Slow Down', as well as in the accompanying music video, ahead of the release of his new album 'When I Wake Up' out on March 22nd.

Watch the 'Slow Down' music video below...

Ariana Grande has confirmed to fans that the third single off her upcoming album 'thank u, next' is indeed 'Break Up With Your Girlfriend, I’m Bored' (rumoured to be produced by Max Martin), and teased that a video for the song will drop this Friday.

Dijon Duenas has shared a new song, 'Cannonball', and announced that he will be releasing a new EP, 'Sci Fi 1', next month on March 1st.

On their brand new album ‘Don’t Feed The Pop Monster’, Broods push their musical boundaries to new heights of greatness - from the ‘Alice In Wonderland’ referencing ‘Dust’, the notably upbeat pain anthem ‘Hospitalized’, to ‘Too Proud’ which sees Caleb Nott take lead vocal duties.

And having just announced two New Zealand shows (Christchurch on March 22, Auckland on March 24), the duo will bring these brand new songs back home before heading off on an American tour in April.

Marie Ulven, aka girl in red, has only been officially releasing music for a few years, but has quickly proven herself as one of the most exciting young artists. Her ‘chapter 1’ EP opens with ‘i wanna be your girlfriend’, a story of unrequited gay love - something that has been fondly embraced by the LGBTQ+ community around the world. And equally as candid, in ‘girls’ she openly declares, “They're so pretty it hurts / I'm not talkin' bout boys, I'm talkin' bout girls."

After selling out two Auckland headline shows and a much lauded performance at Laneway Festival 2018, Coup De Main is delighted to announce that we are bringing Billie Eilish back to New Zealand this April to play Auckland’s Spark Arena on Wednesday, April 24th, before heading to Australia for shows in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Fremantle.