It's another day, and there's another new The 1975 #hype-poster, with the latest instalment bearing the information, "Nearly 70 per cent of young people aged 12-18 were counselled online this year," which is lifted from 2016/17 annual review of the UK's counselling service for children and young people (up to their 19th birthday) called Childline.
Haim have added two of their Sister Sister Sister Tour merch items to their online store, meaning that fans can finally order the tour-branded fanny pack, as well as a Sister emblazoned t-shirt.
Shop the new items here.
In rather exciting news, Brockhampton have been announced for Australian music festival Listen Out, which will see them perform in Melbourne, Perth, Sydney, and Brisbane in September.
The tour dates are as follows:
Saturday, 22nd September
Catani Gardens, Melbourne
Sunday, 23rd September
Western Parklands, Perth
Saturday, 29th September
Centennial Parklands, Sydney
Sunday, 30th September
Victoria Park, Brisbane
Does this mean that New Zealand dates might follow?! One can only hope…
Versperteen (real name Colin Rigsby) has just released his new EP ‘The Hype Is Dead’, following up his self-titled EP from 2015. Prior to Versperteen, Rigsby was in House Of Heroes alongside Twenty One Pilots’ Joshua Dun - who he’s remained close friends with, and drums on the new Versperteen release.
With less than ten days to go until the very important date of June 1st, we’ve got several updates on The 1975 and their upcoming release.
Today saw a new poster released on the band’s social media:
Tove Styrke has shared a music video for the title-track of her recently released new album, ‘Sway’, ahead of joining Katy Perry as the opening act on the European run of her current world tour.
Haim seem to approve of a new Saturday Night Live sketch which parodied the band and featured Nicki Minaj delivering a guest rap, having taken to the Internet to express their delight at this unexpected turn of events.
This month, we’ve teamed up with our friends at Glassons to bring you styles inspired by Bella Hadid, who has a distinct street style that can easily be replicated on a budget.
Check out some of our outfit ideas below…
Following up singles ‘Don’t You Forget About Me’ and ‘Crave You’, New Zealand artist Robinson is onto a hit with ‘Nothing To Regret’, her current single which has amassed over 28 million streams - as well as opening slots for the likes of Dermot Kennedy.
With writing sessions around the world under her belt, we spoke with Robinson about the song, her songwriting, musical crushes, and more…
The Lower NZI space of Auckland's Aotea Centre hosted the likes of Canadian writer Durga Chew-Bose yesterday, as well as the Auckland-based (but internationally bestselling) novelist and poet Lang Leav, with the capacity of the room seeming much too small to enclose the eager attendees who had sold out the former's talk hosted by New Zealand's own Ella Yelich-O'Connor (i.e. Lorde).