With less than a week until International Women’s Day (it’s Thursday, March 8th, FYI), and all of next week being International Women’s Week, VICELAND on SKY are bringing back a number of their female-led shows to celebrate all seven days.
In the lead-up to the release of their upcoming new album 'Where Wildness Grows' (out March 9th), Gengahr have shared the record's self-questioning title-track, readying themselves for a busy Summer touring Europe.
About the song, the band's Felix Bushe says: "Where Wildness Grows is an attempt to figure out what it is that makes us get out of bed in the morning. Where do we find the passion to create the lives we want for ourselves? And with these great expectations and ambitions, how do we cope when things don’t go to plan? I’m still not sure..."
King of the World, Donald Glover, aka Childish Gambino, has announced that he is bringing his three-day concert event Pharos to New Zealand this year, with shows planned on November 23rd, 24th and 25th, promising "live dome performances each night" and special guests.
Tickets are USD$149 each (including all taxes and fees) and the event is all ages.
Aurora has has spent the last couple of days playing her very first shows of 2018, debuting for fans a handful of brand new songs - 'Animal', 'Churchyard', 'Gentle Earthquakes' and 'The Seed' - as well as teasing what may be the title of her upcoming new album, 'Queendom', via a street-projection in London and some pavement graffiti.
We’ve teamed up this month with Glassons to bring you a style-guide based on one of our favourite sixteen-year-olds, Billie Eilish.
From all-yellow, to hoop earrings - check out our suggestions below…
#1. Just in time for the Winter season ahead, Glassons have got in a new range of puffer jackets in a variety of colours, meaning you can be cosy and stylish at the very same time.
Kicking off what will be a month of touring throughout Australia and New Zealand (with mostly entirely sold-out arenas), Bruno Mars presented the 24K Magic World Tour last night with showmanship and musicianship like no other.
George Ezra, whose debut album went platinum in New Zealand (and 4x platinum in his home country of the UK), is gearing up to release his sophomore record over four years after lead single and smash hit 'Budapest' first graced our ears. We caught up with him to find out what to expect, and ended up talking mental health, masculinity, and Michael Bublé…
Nightly have kicked off 2018 with a brand new single, ‘Miss You Like Hell’.
To Genius, they said about the song: “We wrote this song in like 45 min. I had the line “miss you like hell” written down in my phone for a few weeks so when we were writing I immediately sang the line which ended up being the chorus. I wish every song was that easy.”
Listen to ‘Miss You Like Hell’ below…
Elohim has dropped a music video for her new song, ‘Fuck Your Money’, lifted from her anticipated debut album set for release later this year.
About the video, she told Noisey, "This video is a trip through my mind and a portrayal of feeling trapped and bound by societal norms. It was a blessing working together with Chase O’Black and Daniel Russell to break free and create a visual coping mechanism while bringing my brain to life."
Watch the music video below…
Allie X has released a lyric video for ‘True Love Is Violent’, a song from last year's ‘CollXtion II’.
Watch the lyric video below…